Boy farmer Harry Horowitz seeks national potato title
Harry Horowitz 18, son of Russian immigrants, drives 135 acres of table potatoes and 60 acres of seed and corn across eight Monmouth County farms. He earned over 6000 before graduation, profits from storage, and a $800 combine venture. He studies a marketing course through the National Junior Vegetable Growers and competes for A&P scholarship funds.
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Developing The Small-Family Cow From New Jersey Breeds Telemarks
The article describes John D. Reilly of Todd Shipyards Corp seeking to develop a small American dairy cow by cross breeding Telemark cattle from Norway. Reilly aims to stock Norwegian herds post war and cites advantages of smaller size, lower upkeep, and decent milk yields. The program uses inbreeding to build a Telemark herd at his Blairstown farm, with 15 cows and 1 bull born so far and emphasis on rugged, mountain-adapted stock.
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Rutgers University
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Love Calls Michele Morgan and William Mar
A brief notice reports the French actress Michele Morgan being described as loved, with reference to an individual named William Mar. The fragment hints at a romantic or social context involving the two names.
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