Harvest reports forecast near record farm output in 1949 mix
Washington dispatch notes a USDA harvest outlook predicting total farm output about 2 percent above the 1949 peak, driven by livestock and livestock products. While crops may match 1949, some crops slipped in September, with gains seen in hay rice grapes and hops and near records for soybeans tobacco and pecans.
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U S Ambassador Alan G. Kirk said Americans in Moscow had no way of knowing about the Soviet atom bomb test. He noted he learned of the blast after Washington announced it. Kirk spoke of Stalin’s health, his own recent public appearances, and described Soviet media as waging a strong anti Western campaign while Russia’s people seek peaceful coexistence.
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