War Rhetoric and Cold War Tensions Dominate Headlines
Reports from Eighth Army officers claim 5500 Americans and 290 UN prisoners in Korea killed or captured by Chinese and North Koreans. Public calls for a tougher stance mix with fears of atomic use as Allied negotiators hint at possible armistice near Christmas. Taft criticizes Truman’s foreign policy while UN leaders push a four-point cease-fire framework and continued pressure on Reds.
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GOP
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Taft
Truman
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Water Is Life film by Ducks Unlimited
Ducks Unlimited announces a new full color sound motion film Water Is Life. C A Gross says the production by Ducks Unlimited Canada emphasizes water’s importance to wildlife and human life and the marsh economy. Ormal I. Sprungman produced the film using Kodachrome, his latest DU project. The film will tour US meetings and be available to other sportsmen groups.
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Ducks Unlimited
C. A. Gross
International Sportsmen’s Conservation Organization
Canada
United States
Ormal I. Sprungman
Sprungman
Federal aid to enhance fishing under Dingell-Johnson Act
The National Wildlife Federation notes two and one half dollars of federal aid will be spent by states next year to map fish resources and boost angling. Most funds go to research this year with development projects to come later. states must match three dollars for each one dollar of federal aid.
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Ike Walton
National Wildlife Federation
Fish and Wildlife Service
Dingell-Johnson
John S Gottschalk
Utah
Virginia
New Hampshire
Granite
Kentucky
Maine
Idaho
Hells Canyon
Snake River
Pacific
Dingell- Johnson
Pittman-Robertson
Michigan
Missouri
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Surface lure color debated among bass anglers
Anglers contend color of surface lures matters little for bass. Most lures use neutral bottom shades visible to fish, while the main factor is plug action driving strikes.
Premier Stalin Rumored in Failing Health Amid Moscow Visit
Circulating reports claim Premier Stalin has a weakened heart as he nears age 72. The rumors circulated during his winter trip to a Black Sea resort while he missed Lenin's tomb ceremony on Red Square for the Bolshevik Revolution anniversary.
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Tiettion
Stalin
Fremier
Lenin
Red Square
Moscow
All Purpose Barn Priority Amid Slow Farm Building Program
Farmers push ahead with all purpose barns to boost labor efficiency and returns. A pictured barn measures 48 by 40 by 35 feet with six cow stalls per side and a hay mow, flexible to farmer needs, free plan No AFB-162 from Farm Service Bureau Chicago.
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Farm Service Bureau
West Washington St
Chicago
Hall of Fame debate over early All-America picks
The article argues the Hall of Fame Honor Court will err in initial selections for All-America. It praises Rockne Haughton and Pop Warner while urging Jock Sutherland Charley Brickley be ranked higher. It notes pro stars and football's evolving game amid large Cotton Bowl crowds and waning East South interest.
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New York
Bill Cunningham
Charley Brickley
Jock Sutherland
Dr Sutherland
Rockne
Haughton
Pop Warner
Pop
Princeton
Tennessee
California
Kentucky
Texas
Ucla
Michigan
Illinois
Otto Graham
Northwestern
Browns
Baugh
Graham
Luckman
Bob Waterfield
al Smith
Strong
Kercheval
Mooney
Midwest
Southwest
Dallas
SMU
TCU
Rice
Baylor
Texas A and M
East
High Production Key To 52 Farm Success
Agricultural economists say 1952 will hinge on higher production and efficiency. Rising costs for labor machinery and feed demand better rotation with legumes fertilizer and drainage improvements. Expanding livestock programs and using modern machinery will boost profits while reducing debt strengthens resilience against possible reverses.
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Midwest Corn Belt
Champion Barrow Named Grand Champion at National Barrow Show
An entry from Earlham College in Richmond Indiana was named grand champion at the National Barrow Show in Austin Minnesota. The animal sold for 4.25 dollars per pound at the barrow sale. Purchasers were Al Bauer and Virgil Smith representing the Stockyards National Bank of South St. Paul. Wilson Bryant, manager of the college farm, exhibited the animal.
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Earlham College
Richmond
Austin
Tests Reveal Lights Increase Egg Production
Tests show hens lay more eggs when provided with lighting that extends their working day. Light stimulates the pituitary gland, boosting production, especially during short days.
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