Land Prices Rise and Risks for Farmers Explored
A broad discussion from California to Indiana questions if land prices will soar or tumble after World War II. Experts note farm land rose sharply during World War I and II, warn against overbuying, and urge farmers to improve yields and economies rather than acquire more acreage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calfornia
Indiana
North and
South Carolina
Kentucky
Tennessee
Colorado
Weonille
Middle West Soil Improvement Committee
State College
American Bankers Association
Legislators Debate Lobby Power Amid Washington Strife
A veteran observer recalls congressional battles over lobbyists and “pressure boys” as lawmakers clash with administration aims during the OPA fight. He cites reforms proposed by Sabath and Taylor while noting hopeful signs in the Senate and impending hearings. Also described are Washington visits by Mrs. Evelyn Baker and Mrs. James Magee who witnessed high profile swearing-ins and White House ceremonies that underscored shifting political power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt'a
Bort
In & Portal
Washington
Tam
Senate
OPA
Congress
Kenneth Crawford
Crawford
Rayburn
Koternmyernt
Mynemy
Terey
Momyiel — Grither
Newegi
Plobhyst
Thomas Mechlin
Virginia Quarterly Review
Ile
Sabath
Illinois
Mechlin
Taylor
Idaho
Evelyn Baker
James Magee
Custer
Belle Fourche
S. D
Black Hills
Harry Trueman
Fred Vinson
Lewis Schwallenbach
Capitol
Treasur
Treasury
St. Louis
Treasury Department
John Stedman
White House
Navy
John Sullivan
Asothvan
John Steel
Rarden
Cere Horycode
Polio Epidemic Cycles Warn Communities May Be Vulnerable
Dr. Thomas Parran, surgeon general, warns in Hospitals magazine that areas long free of infantile paralysis outbreaks may be more at risk than those with recent epidemics. He urges pre-epidemic planning, inventory of treatment facilities, and strong community preparedness to meet poliomyelitis without fear or panic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Parrin
U. S. Public Health Service
Hospitals Magaazine
American Hospitals Association
Parran
Parrani
Tata
Pirran
ABA
Heferre
General Hospital
Nutiong Foundation
Fie
National Foundation For
Woman Churns Ten Tons Butter by Hand in Everton
Mrs Gala C Fletcher of Everton narrates a century old butter making routine kept in an old ledger. She claims to have churned 21000 pounds by hand using a brass bound churn since childhood and explains the process with a focus on cream quality and cow feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everton
Gala C. Fletcher
Mary
Pletchep Jones
Water resistant matches enter civilian market after war tests
War era water resistant matches, already shipped to fronts, will soon be sold to civilians. Eight boxes per package, each box with forty matches. A wet four hour submersion test guarantees money back if the match fails to light.
Unclear text fragment discusses publishing, Russia and Pro-American stance
A garbled passage mentions Earl Browder planning a New York publishing house for Russian works, a Moscow American book venture, and a publicity man for a film tied to The Broadway. It references Miss Truman and patriotic song ideas, with speculative notes about crosses and Annapolis.
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Earl Browder
New York City
Dui
Orp
Moscow
Goldwyn Pits
Brooklyn
Miss Truman
Lois
Annapolis
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Meeseesippi
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Jess
Kew
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WNU
Eve Street
N.W
Washington, D. C
South
The
National Safety Council
U.S
Conydany
United States
Yizee Ut Chere
Business & Inves
Ron Sale
Asic
Moen
St. Mark's Moenirat
Ctadeaten
Daverstty Athlianiyit
Numgey St
Mark's Hospital Raitt
Ladiea Book
Sivefil
Helphd
Sajican
Leg
West Broadway
U. S
Bue
Tabre
Jara—Im
McKeeon & Robbine Inc
Bridgeport
Connorticut
Pinkham
Gowa
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