Scanning the Week's News on Korea Peace and Economic Shifts
The 30 day cease fire in Korea expired without a final UN Communist accord. Talks progress slow with blame traded. Red prisoner counts and misgivings cited. Rural price cuts and mail order trends foreshadow 1952 shopping, inflation fears persist alongside GOP circus chatter.
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Five-Grass Mix Yields Better Hay and Pasture in Indiana
Indiana farmers in twelve northeastern counties praise a five-grass mixture of timothy chrome red clover Ladino clover and alfalfa for higher quality hay and pasture. County agent Walter Rusk notes substantial yields with proper fertilization and yearly top-dressings. One Huntington County example reports 3 tons of hay from five acres and a farmer claims acres of mix outproduce 60 acres of pasture. The legumes improve soil structure deeper tap roots enhance drainage and increase water-holding capacity.
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Meat and raisins features in a 1940s cabbage of food tips
The clipped notes mention meat per person estimates from U S Department of Agriculture economists forecasting 144 pounds per colonist next year. Raisins are suggested for breakfast cereals sandwiches and salads. Spinach au gratin recipe notes appear as a food feature.
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U.S. Department-of-Agriculton
Coloy
Employment Peak Foreseen at 63 Million in 1952
Robert C. Goodwin of the Employment Security division predicts a 1952 peak of 63 million employed Americans, up from 62.6 million in 1951. He cites mass hiring in heavy industry and defense orders, with levered gains from agriculture, expecting midyear peak.
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Babor Department
Goodwin
New Century Ever-Bearing Strawberry From Westerhauser Nurseries
The 20th Century ever-bearing strawberry from Westerhauser Nurseries Sawyer Michigan promises high yields. Plants fruit in about 60 days and provide large sweet berries from June into fall with early blossoms removed to strengthen roots for bigger later yields.
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Westerhauser Nurseries
Sawyer
Michigan
Iowa State College Steer Toby Wins 52nd International Show Grand Champion
Toby the 1 240 pound Aberdeen Angus steer captures the grand championship at the 52nd International Livestock Show becoming the first steer to return after a reserve title in 1950. Shown with Toby are Chief Judge A D Weber W W Prince Andrews and George Edwards.
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Iowa State College
Toby
A. D. Weber
W. W. Prince
Union
Co. Andrews
George Edwards
Time of Plowing Should Depend on Type of Soil
Ohio State University farm experts report soil type determines fall or spring plowing. Over 14 years spring tillage slows on light soils, as fall plowing compacted by spring. On heavier soils late fall plowing matches or improves soil granulation versus spring.
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Ohio State University
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