Poll reveals Eisenhower favored by editors in home towns
The Publisher's Auxiliary poll of editors across 42 states shows Dwight D. Eisenhower as the personal favorite for president with 30.4 percent, Taft second at 27.1, Truman at 8.6, and 34.4 undecided or scattered. Editors expect Truman or Taft to lead national tickets, while Eisenhower remains the leading personal choice.
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Oklahoma Youth Is U. S. Star Farmer
Harold DeWayne Hodggen, 20, of Freedom Oklahoma, named Star Farmer of America at the 24th national FFA convention in Kansas City. He receives 1000 dollars. three others win 500 dollars each as regional Star Farmers. Hodggen runs a 320 acre farm and rents 255 more.
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Dont Underestimate Women Faces a Changing Family Role
George B. Murdock argues for increasing emancipation of women influencing family life. He notes women already own more than half of corporate wealth in the United States and that this wealth share grows daily, signaling shifting customs and traditions.
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Engineer Suggests Way To Meet Labor Shortage
An article outlines four strategies to ease farm labor gaps: better management and labor use, greater mechanization, efficient building layouts, and surveying urban and rural labor pools. It argues farmers who assess needs and act can resolve shortages.
Record price for Hereford bull at Gunnison sale
A new world record price of 87500 was paid for a purebred Hereford bull, Baca Prince Domino 20th, age year old, by A H Karpe of Bakersfield California at the Baca Grant herd sale in Gunnison Colorado. Present were Mrs Alfred M Collins widow of the Tate owner Bill Hutchinson and Mitch Minis along with Karpe.
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Time for cattle louse control in coming weeks
The next few weeks present an ideal window to reduce cattle lice peaking in winter. If untreated, cattle on feed lag in gain, young stock fail to grow, and overall thrift drops, affecting profits and herd progress.
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