Attlee and Truman Compared as War and Peace Leaders
The piece contrasts Prime Minister Attlee and President Truman as left of center leaders shaping postwar policy. It notes Attlee's social reforms, Churchill's backing in foreign policy, and Truman's Republican opposition. It describes Attlee's background, demeanor, poetry, family, and his stance against communism in Europe.
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Quality Pasture Cuts Swine Feeding Costs
The Middle West soil improvement committee reports university specialists say high quality legume pasture can cut hog feeding costs by 30 percent. An acre of good pasture can save 1,500 pounds of grain and 500 to 700 pounds of protein, with pasture providing essential minerals. Alfalfa red and Ladino clover and rye extend forage, while fertilization with phosphate and potash boosts yield and winter survival.
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Middle West Soil Improvement Committee
University of Wisconsin Animal Husbandry
Aberdeen Angus Rise in Breeder Popularity Across U S
The Aberdeen Angus breed saw a 26 percent rise in purebred registrations and a 32 percent jump in transfers from 1949 to the present year. A total of 110,442 Angus entered registry records, with 98,591 moved to new owners at auction or private sale, while 2,431 new breeders joined the association.
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Angus Breeders’ Association
Durable feeder built from common lumber and nails
Durable feeder recommended for toughness and economy. Materials include 1 by 6 lumber seven and a half feet, 1 by 4 eight feet, another six feet, 1 by 2 half inch longer than four feet, nails, masonite tempered hardboard four feet long and one and a half feet wide. Easy for a handy farmer to assemble.
Government Removes Eggs From Price Support List
Agricultural workers in the Midwest wait for the January 1 removal of eggs from government price supported commodities. Poultrymen fear prices will rise then stabilize quickly once the change takes effect.
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Festive New Year Party Menu and Hymn Reflections
Readable fragments describe a casual New Year open house with cold cuts, salads, punch, cookies, nuts, and simple desserts. Recipes for Frozen Pineapple Salad and Bran Muffins appear, followed by kitchen tips and a Lynn Says section on flavoring rolls and fruit stuffed pork. An E reading sermon discusses being captured by Christ, living in Him, and the believer’s relationship with Jesus.
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Bernard Shaw quips on audience after first play
Shaw asks the audience what they think after the first production. A man in the pit shouts Rotten. Shaw curtseys and replies with an Irish smile, noting the crowd and asking what two are against so many.
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