Ag Department Presses for Speed on Soil Program Delays
Washington officials expressed impatience over delays in coordinating soil conservation programs. A sharp directive was sent to PMA and state committees to speed up actions, as 1952 may show a spotty record while work continues. Soil Conservation Service funds rose to 1.75 million by year end, with some states showing strong progress. Hog prices rise while eggs fall, and farm costs edge up with seed potatoes and machinery.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Production and Marketing Administration
PMA
Soil Conservation Service
SCS
The
Conservation Service
Robert M. Salter
Senate
New Mexico
Texas
Kansas
Ilinois
Salter
Housing Boom Fails to End Crowded U S Homes
Washington reports that despite a record home building boom about 6.6 million non farm residents live in overcrowded quarters, matching 1940 levels. The Insulation Board Institute urges home expansion via attic and porch conversions to create more usable space.
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Washington
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Insulation Board Institute
Charles M. Gray
Institute
IBI
Worrying Causes Dentists Trouble
Montreal doctor Dr. Albert Laferrier warns that global tension and rising prices raise dental problems as people grind their teeth. He notes worry harms sleep and health, increasing dental disorders and mortality.
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Montreal
Albert Laferrier
American Academy of Dental Medicine
Forgive If Crowns Returned Says Brooklyn Monsignor
Msgr Angelo R Cioffi says he would forgive and forget if two gem encrusted gold crowns stolen from Regina Pacis Votive shrine in Brooklyn are returned. The crowns insured for 100000 dollars were placed in the two million dollar shrine at St Rosalia’s Church six days earlier. During Mass Cioffi called the theft an insult to the blessed mother and urged prayers for their recovery.
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New York
Angelo R. Cioffi
Brooklyn
St. Rosalia’s Church
Cioffi
Chrysler Imperials Offer Comfort And Braking Promise
A Chrysler advertisement touts power brakes requiring one third less foot pressure and shorter stopping distances. It also highlights comfortable seats, wide window vision, and Oriflow shocks as exclusive to Chrysler built cars. The message invites readers to test drive a Chrysler Imperial.
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Chrysler
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America
Laquey Motor Co., Inc
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