Great Debate Not Over
The piece argues that Republican leaders shift from opposing troop deployments in Europe to urging an aggressive war against Red China, labeling the change political theater. It credits President Truman with supporting MacArthur and suggests his popularity may recover after recent, direct talks to the public.
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Congress
Europe
Western Hemisphere
Red China
Pacific
Eisenhower
Korea
Hoover
General MacArthur
Taft
Wherry
Jenner
Cain
Kem
Collins
Sherman
Bradley
Marshall
Vandenburg
Admiral Nimitz
MacArthur
Washington
Truman
Broiler Raising Requires 0.6 Sq Ft Per Bird Says UD Station
The University of Delaware agricultural experiment station reports that broiler operations need adequate housing with sufficient space for each bird. Efficient, scientific methods are essential for profitable production.
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University of Delaware Agricultural Experiment Station
Expanding Poultry Houses For Broiler Production
An Indiana producer raises 1200 three pound broilers every 10 or 11 weeks in a 16 by 60 foot sectionally built house. expandable four foot sections allow long or short layouts, arch roofs use laminated wood rafters and Masonite covering for headroom and no interior posts. Crowding harms growth rate uniformity feed efficiency and cost per pound of broilers.
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Indiana
Northern States Alerted To Cattle Health Threat
Cattle owners near the Canadian border are warned of bovine anaplasmosis outbreaks. The disease, once regional, is now found in northern states including Minnesota where mild cases go unnoticed or misattributed. Recovered cattle remain carriers, spreading infection to others shipped north.
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Canadian
American Veterinary Medical Association
Minnesota
Largest nine ounce egg weighs on ordinary scale
Rufus Jennings of Oak Knoll farm displays a nine ounce egg from his 5,000 New Hampshire hens. No dead birds were found, indicating the hen survived. The egg surpasses the previous U.S. record of eight and a half ounces set by a Windham hen, which died.
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Rufus Jennings
Oak Knoll Farm
New Hampshire
Jennings
U.S
Windham
N.H
Nebraska Plans Radio Active Phosphorus Tests
Nebraska will conduct fertilizer tests using radio active phosphorus in several locations this spring. Robert A. Olson will head the study to measure phosphorus delivery power in local soils and determine what share of oats phosphorus comes from the soil.
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Nebraska
Robert A. Olson
Appetizing ideas for easy informal entertaining
A guide to casual snacking for guests with simple make ahead ideas. Includes onion cake, bacon wrapped olives, delicious lamb balls and crab meat rolls. Provides quick dips and dunks, Creole sauce, stuffed peppers, and tips for serving with drinks or bowls of chips.
Nations Decay as Bible Warnings Echo Through History
A 1951 lesson argues that nations die like Israel, not lasting forever. It cites Gibbon Spengler Toynbee and Old Testament examples, noting Israel’s idolatry and misplaced pleasures as doom factors. The piece warns America mirrors Israel in neglecting God amid rising secular amusements.
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T. W. Lingle
Gibbon
Spengler
Toynbee
Rome
Kingdom of Israel
Kingdom of Judah
Israel
Chemish
Molech
Baal
United Stewardship Council
Joint
Department of Stewardship
National Council of the Churches of Christ
U.S.A
Church of God
God
Lynn Chambers Menu Highlights From Daily Meal
A dated menu outlines items including Tomato Juice Zweilbelkuchen Barbecued Spareribs Sauerkraut Buttered Lima Beans Apricot Pineapple Salad Rolls Butter Raspberry Sherbet Cookies and Beverage Recipe Given.
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Lynn Chambers
Lynn Says Make Simple Suppers Satisfying Meals
A cheese sandwich becomes a hearty supper when spread with mustard and fried after dipping in a egg and milk mixture. Serve with broiled Canadian bacon for a complete meal. Canned corned beef hash browns crisp in the skillet and tops scrambled eggs for a tasty plate.
Devotional Reading Selections from Kings and Psalms
A brief devotional reading pairing selections from I Kings and II Kings with Psalm 11. It highlights rulers and judgment themes alongside a psalm of trust in God as sanctuary and refuge. Suitable for a short, reflective study segment.
Plant Feathers, Get Chickens in Garden Tale
In a humorous garden moment Lou Costello laments poor harvests after buying seeds for corn peas beans and tomatoes at 20 cents a can. Bud Abbott drops by and asks about the progress, Costello sighs that nothing has sprouted.
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Lou Costello
Abbott
Lou
Bud
Costello
Grandma's Sayings and Nu-Maid Margarine Ad Snippet
A vintage marketing snippet invites readers to submit sayings for pay with prizes for selected lines. It promotes Table-Grade Nu-Maid margarine claiming smooth texture and modern flavor, urging purchases and featuring Miss Nu-Maid imagery and a Cincinnati address.
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Miss Nu-Maid
Grandma” Oao
Pearl Street
Cincinnati 2
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Yun Joot
Solomon
David
Judah
I Kings II
Jeroboam
Samaria
Amos
Chamber of Commerce
Balder
Division of Christian Education
United Praise of America
WNU Oatures
Dr. Foreman
Lynn
Tomeene
Babs
A. M. Lovell
Plaistow, N. EL
W. H. Christman
Springfeld
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