California primary quirks may give Warren and Nixon two nominations
The piece explains California's unusual closed primary system where voters cast ballots for their party and then decide in November. Warren and Roosevelt sought both party nominations. Warren won Democratic backing while Nixon entered the Republican and Democratic contests. Results suggest Nixon may win reelection amid cross-party voting patterns.
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California
Earl Warren
Warren
Roosevelt
John Phillips
Phillips
Helen Douglas
Boddy
Los Angeles Daily News
Nixon
Douglas
4 H Club Fencer Forges Long Lasting Fence Posts
Terry Liston, 17, president of South Carolina Four H Clubs, found a way to trim costs by using creosote treated fence posts. He took 700 posts from thinning a woodlot near Smoaks and arranged pressure treatment to last over 30 years. The method, advised by the county agent, spread as other farmers adopted the posts for fencing.
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Terry Liston
South Carolina
Smoaks
Terry
Charleston
S. C
J. R. White, Jr
4-H
Jellied Tomato Salmon Mold and Picnic Salad Ideas
A vintage recipe collection features Jellied Tomato Salmon Mold serving 8 to 10 with gelatin tomato soup cream cheese and salmon, plus Tomato Aspic Ribbon Loaf with layered gelatin and egg mix. Also included are Fruit Basket Salad with avocado cottage cheese pecans olives and citrus dressing and a Sea-Food Platter with tuna crab shrimp and lettuce garnish.
Baseball safety debate rages over double play break up
Dr George Bennett of Baltimore calls the double play break up cowardly and dangerous and urges abolition after injuries like Eddie Joost. He argues the relay throw endangers infielders while basemen have little protection. The piece also notes praise for Nap Lajoie and boxing reports on Ketchel and Greb.
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George Bennett
Baltimore
Grantland Rice
Bennett
Eddie Joost
Joost
Connie Mack
Cliff Mapes
Yankees
Mapes
Dr. Bennett
L. F
Tris Speaker
Nap Lajoie
Joe DiMaggio
Joe Gordon
George Burns
George Sisler
Larry
Lajoie
Sale of Farm Churned Butter at New Low
The U S department of agriculture notes farm butter for sale has fallen to new lows with 1947 production under 50 million pounds and 1949 about 41.5 million pounds. The decline from 1924's 175 million pounds is sharp, with only eight states selling more than 2 million pounds in 1949.
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New Low
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Hy-Line Chickens Developed at Doylestown Hatchery
Hy-Line chickens were developed by Robert Wallace at his Doylestown Pennsylvania hatchery using a cross-breeding approach similar to methods used in creating hybrid corn. The illustration demonstrates the cross breeding that produced the Hy-Line.
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Robert Wallace
Doyletown
Nebraska Farm Families Face About 10 Percent Income Drop
Nebraska farm families will have about ten percent less net income in 1950 than in 1949, says L F Snipes extension farm management specialist at the University of Nebraska. He cites similar or higher total production costs and farm family needs compared with 1949.
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Nebraska
L. F. Snipes
University of Nebraska
Broiled Sandwiches Highlight Summer Meals
Lynn Says describes quick broiled sandwiches as satisfying summer lunches. A mix of scrambled eggs onion green pepper horseradish with bologna yields a hot filling, while toast topped with sliced hard cooked eggs cheese and broiled until melted provides another tasty option.
Cheese and Hash Sandwich Tips for Luncheon Buns
A recipe describes mixing grated American cheese with green pepper onion chopped hard boiled eggs stuffed olives and catsup to spread on buns then broil until cheese bubbles. It also suggests corned beef hash sautéed served on toasted buttered bread with tar tar sauce lettuce and a top bun.
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Patoka Register
H. K. Pikh
Ruby D. Pike
Patoka
Illinois
Marion Co
Cisyers Wright A Patterson
Lynn Chambers
Ketchel and
Greb
Ketchel
Philadelphia
Jack O’brien
Byron
O’brien
Lynn
Pries
Ae AestaRd
Yodora
R Duarant
Frank J. Baumbusch
Lathrop St
Columbus
Kellogg’s
Battle Creek
Mich
VU Ss
St.Joseph
Community Federal Savings & Loan Association
St. Charles Rd
St. Louis
Lanny Ross
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