Our Action in Korea
The piece describes Korea as a divided nation under various powers after World War II. It notes North Korea under Soviet influence and South Korea under UN protection with the United States as police force. It warns of a potential third world war expanding from Korea to Europe or the Middle East.
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Korea
Balkans
Far East
China
Japan
North Korea
Russia
South Korea
United Nations
United States
Europe
Middle East
Pearl Harbor
Washington
Once Over Seedbed Method Cuts Cultivation Steps
Michigan State College agronomists report a new seedbed technique called once over that reduces tillage by combining plowing packing and planting. The method yields comparable crops such as small grains sugar beets and corn on well prepared soil, enabling quicker planting and lower production costs.
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Michigan State College Agronomists
Les
Once Over Soil Preparation Promises Cost Savings
The article explains the once over method of plowing packing and planting to save time labor and tractor fuel. It notes two disking and two harrowing steps are eliminated and tilth improves water storage aiding seed contact and nutrient access. It also surveys early Cold War Korea tensions and misgivings about North South Korean forces and Russia’s role.
X Disease Appears Among Illinois Cattle
A newly recognized affliction, hyperkeratosis or x disease, has been reported in 37 or more states. In Illinois the disease is rare but linked to higher morbidity, particularly among young cattle, with no known cause and a greater impact in southern states.
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Journal of American Veterinary Medical Association
Illinois
U. S. Bureau of Animal Industry
Entertaining Luncheon Menus With Colorful Easy Prep
Readable column presents ready made luncheon menus for warm weather entertaining. Includes Oven Fried Chicken with Cranberry Glaze, Green Bean Salad and Pineapple Whip desserts plus Cranberry Glazed Sweet Potatoes. Provides prep steps and serving ideas.
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Lynn Chambers
Owen
Policy Shift and Farm Trends in Postwar Era
The piece outlines a rapid foreign policy reversal toward China’s Nationalists and Formosa, bipartisan support for draft extension, and looming peacetime controls on prices and incomes. It cites U S Farm Census trends from 1910 to 1950, noting farm population declines, wartime shifts, and a postwar leveling trend, followed by a wartime cuisine menu section.
Elijahs and Courage in Public Life Across Time
A column urges men to stand up and be quoted for truth in public and church life. It cites Elijah as a model who faced tyranny, hypocrisy, and organized religion, calling for bold leaders in politics, clergy, business, and professions to oppose sin and defend the common good.
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Kentucky
Elijah
God
Ahab
Jezebel
Elijahs
Carmel
Alabama
Calox toothpaste claims standout results in independent test
Within seven days independent scientific trials highlight cleaner teeth and a brighter smile attributed to Calox. The campaign urges readers to try the product to see these improvements firsthand.
Pigs Make Hogs of Themselves with Dixie Hog Supplement
A Dixie 40% Hog Supplement can balance hog diets when fed with corn or pasture, finishing hogs for market. For drylots, Dixie 34% Hog Supplement is suggested. Ask your Dixie Dealer for the pamphlet Raising Hogs for Profit.
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Dixie
Electric Water Pump Saves Many Pump Pains
The Rural Electrification Administration states that water pumping is a major farm use for electricity second only to lighting. A five cent charge can pump and deliver 1,000 gallons of water, saving time and increasing efficiency for farm families adopting electric pumping.
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The
Rural Electrification Administration
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