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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1949
Page
2
U S Agriculture Records High Output in 1948 Year
The Britannica Book notes United States agriculture hit record yields in 1948 with Wheat topping a billion bushels for the fifth year in a row and overall crop output near peak levels. Prices rose in January 1945 before falling, yet farm income grew to about 35 billion dollars though rising costs trimmed net income from 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Britannica Book of Bet
Weekly News Analysis: Labor Measure Pact and Jobs Trend
This Western Newspaper Union analysis notes the Senate backing of an Atlantic pact as labor action heats up. It highlights rising unemployment nationwide and frames the issue as a pivotal policy debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Isheer
Usion
Labor Bill Clash Over Taft Hartley Repeal and Amendments
Labor leaders clash over repealing the Taft Hartley Act as government forces urge quick action. John L. Lewis claims AFL and CIO agreed to four oppressive amendments, while AFL officials deny a secret deal. Proposals include emergency plant seizures, union financial disclosures, affidavits of non Communists, and guaranteed free speech in labor relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelin
Dette
Yeoue
Eibert
Thinos Lb
Utate
Wdministate
John L. Lewis
APL
CIO
Eraani
Thomas
Lewis
United Mine Workers Union
AFL
CLO
Cleveland
Article 5 debated as NATO pact moves through Senate
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee backed the North Atlantic pact but wrestled with Article 5. Senators George and Pepper argued the clause does not grant the President authority to declare war or deploy troops without Congress. The discussion highlighted fears that executive actions could bypass congressional war powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
George
Pepper
Fla
Roosevelt
Unemployment rise sparks postwar concern
In a May release the federal census bureau said unemployment jumped by 273000 between April and May, to over 3.25 million, with two thirds of the rise among high school and college age youths. Seasonal farm activity also contributed as leaders warned the situation could deteriorate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Bureau of the Census
Ptong
Secretive outputs at Manford plutonium plant discussed
Carleton Shugg of the atomic energy commission testified to a Senate appropriations subcommittee that the Manford Washington plant is handling a phase in plutonium production. He declined to name the product, noting it is a fissionable material used alongside uranium-235 in atom bomb fabrication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manford
Washington
Carleton Shugg
Atomic Energy Commission
Shugg
Soviet Literary Gazette Reviews Foreign Diplomats Poem
In Moscow the Literary Gazette appraises foreign diplomats and newspapermen in the Soviet Union. It prints Sergei Mikhalkov's poem in translation, noting the poet, playwright and coauthor of the Soviet anthem. The verse taunts outsiders, with a sharp line about recognizing them even if not doctors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Literary Gazette
Soviet Union
Gazette
Sergei Mikhalkov
Sergei
Eiven
Russia
Heart Study Shifts Focus to Artificial Hearts
Dr Alfred Blalock, Baltimore, reports to the American Medical Association that surgery now centers on artificial heart devices. He cites Dr John Gibbon’s pump as promising, noting a dog was kept alive for 48 minutes with a heart substitute and suggesting 30 to 45 minute substitutions could allow deeper inside-heart operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Blalock
Baltimore
American Medical Association
Hlalwek
John Gitton
Jefferson Seniol
Philadelphia
Gibbon
Blalock
Dr. Gibbon
AMA Sacks Fishbein Over Health Plan Clash
The American Medical Association moved to curb Dr Morris Fishbein amid a heated dispute with the administration over the president's compulsory health plan. The board ordered him to stop writing and speaking publicly on policy issues, signaling a vote to maintain AMA policy control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Medical’ Association
AMA
Morris Fishbein
Treuivine
Army Boss Nominees Buck Private for Army Secretary
Gordon Gray a former buck private and 12th army group captain in Europe is nominated by President Truman to be secretary of the army. Gray, 40, currently undersecretary, has led industrial mobilization and procurement for the department for 14 months after Kenneth C. Royall’s resignation. He is a North Carolina publisher and lawyer born in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Gray
President Truman
Gray
North Carolina
Kenneth C., Royall
Baltimore
Army
12Th Army Group
Europe
Lewis Faces Major Setback in Contempt Case
A federal appeals court upheld the contempt finding against John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers for defying a Taft Hartley court order to end the 1944 coal strike. The court cited previous Supreme Court rulings and signaled likely further appeal to the high court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal District Court of Appeals
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Prettymin
Washington Diary Benchmarks A 1950 Budget Tug of War
Washington inside story on 1950 domestic and European recovery funds, with forecasts of national income falling below 1949, possible ECA cuts, and behind the scenes battles over Taft Hartley repeal. Mentions Senate leaders Lucas and labor strategy, and Hassil B Schenck of Indiana Farm Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
European Recovery Aomministration Fundatus
Department of Commerce
Ilse Koch Faces German Court For Buchenwald Abuses
Munich officials announced Ilse Koch must stand trial again on charges of mistreating Germans at Buchenwald where she was married to the commandant. U.S. authorities handed over records of nine German officials to help determine if she could be tried by German courts for crimes against German citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilse Koch
Buchenwald
Ilse
U.S
Lucius D. Clay
Munich
Bavarian
Ministry of Justice
Jet Fighter Tests Complete at Ue Murce Base
The United States Air Force showcased its Lockheed F-90 after completing flight tests at Ue Murce flight test base in California. Secrecy surrounded the plane’s performance while hints mentioned a 26.00 pound weight and a climb to 15.00M feet in 100 minutes, though the pilot noted it was not reliable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Air Force
Ue Murce
California
Pune
Economy talks as congress debates army civil functions funds
Congress continues debates on the economy and votes on higher appropriations. The main clash centers on the army civil functions bill. The Hoover commission accused army engineers of colossal waste. Senator Paul Douglas urged a 49 percent cut, while Republicans pushed for about a 10 percent slash but were defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Hoover Commission
Army
Paul Touglas
Ninos
New Pen to Pen Hog Selling System Gains Traction
Farmers and buyers move away from weight schedules to a pen to pen method where price is agreed in the pen before weighing. This shift rewards quality such as Chester White sows and litters, with premiums for well bred hogs and a potential move to dressed carcass pricing. Public markets fear declining hog volumes and seek better selling methods under federal research programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Canada
Rasmussen Brothers Win National Wheat Championship 1948
Victor and Max Rasmussen of Cache County Utah on a 4000 acre farm near Cache Junction and Clarkston raised hard red winter Cache wheat. Their sample weighed 64 pounds per bushel and won first in the 8th Pillsbury judging against 37 samples from 20 states in Minneapolis. The land is shared with brother Reuben, and the family traces to Philip H. Rasmussen who won the Pillsbury award in 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor P. Rasmussen
Eft
Max J. Rasmussen
Cache County
Utah
Cache Junction
Clarkston
Victor Rasmussen
Reuben
Rasmussens
Cache
Philip W. Pillsbury
United States
Efrain
Minneapolis
Philip H. Rasmussen
Pillsbury
Soil Check May Answer Slow Tile Drain Puzzle
If tile drained land dries slowly check the organic water content of soils before blaming the tile system. Many tile lines that worked originally are now hampered because water cannot pass through the soil to the tile. Improve drainage by growing deep rooted crops and returning straw cornstalks and manure in the rotation.
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