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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1949
Page
2
In a weekly news analysis the piece reports Russian calls for the elimination of the West German state, advocating for a four power framework. It notes congressional actions curtailing mandatory legislation and comments on press opinions framed as wire service material.
The Potsdam era dispute centered on whether a four power central German government should govern Berlin and German affairs. Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov pressed four power control, while Western powers rejected a separate autonomous German state. Dean Acheson called the proposals disappointing as hopes cooled for quick progress.
The piece notes James V. Forrestal's suicide after hospital treatment for operational fatigue. It contrasts congressional battles over Truman administration proposals with Forrestal's burden as defense secretary and his untimely death, urging sympathy and reflection on the pressures faced by national leaders.
University and college reports from Dartmouth St Louis Nebraska and Yale indicate strong demand or improving conditions, with many schools noting better early offers despite earlier slumps. Prevailing starting salaries run from 200 to 325 dollars monthly, engineering grads earning the top averages. MIT cites a January class averaging 20 dollars weekly.
A Capetown curio dealer notes a shift in American visitors, now quiet and wealthy but driven by souvenir hunger. The tourist eagerly buys genuine Zulu shields and bead work, even rushing to ship purchases, and shows interest in the ricksha. The piece suggests pride and paradox in Americans roaming Europe and beyond with money to spend.
Genevieve the goose was trained for the 49 Gold Rush fete at the Women's Medical College in Philadelphia. The plan unraveled when the bird refused to behave, prompting a switch to a second goose after metropolitan circumspection and odd local intrigue.
In Midland Michigan a municipal court convicted two youths aged 21 and 18 for crashing a wedding party and stealing the wedding cake. They claimed the act happened in a hurry during the celebration and offered minimal excuses.
Washington editors face harsh post election criticism for inaccurate polling in last fall's presidential race. Panel at U S M E convention examined blame and the press role. Speakers included Parrish Flannegan Hanes Miller and others.
The text describes pig brooders used in farrow houses to reduce mortality. It explains a simple enclosure built from a corner of the farrow house with a roof, a front opening, and a heat lamp to maintain warm conditions. Heat is supplied by a 150 to 300 watt lamp, with power consumption averaging 36 kilowatts per litter.
New York reports a 20-foot unit train by American Car & Foundry Co. with rear wheels, 40 inch center of gravity, and 18 inch passenger seating. Aluminum construction yields under one quarter of current railroad weight, boosting stability, accelerating pace, and cutting motive power needs and fuel costs.
A Meat Institute prepared summary shows nearly one third of a farmer’s income comes from selling animals. US agriculture cash receipts, including government payments, total about 31.3 billion dollars, with meat contributing a substantial share. Ranchers and producers incur costs for stock, feed, and operating expenses.
Senator McMahon disclosed a large five to six year program to perfect atomic power for surface ships and submarines. The plan calls for about 400 million dollars for a new research project at an undetermined site in the West. The aim is mobile atomic power plants that would allow ships to range the world without refueling.
Dr. Macy of Minnesota led tests on infant foods derived from milk by products. He and a pediatrics head visited Mexico to discuss favorable results and future opportunities. The reading of food tests appeared satisfactory, signaling new dairy market use for infant nutrition.
Fragmentary report notes a veterinary association inquiry in Tennessee involving Hereford cattle. The record mentions an animal described as sprawled and unable to stand, with unclear further details from the damaged source.
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