Race Tensions Are Perplexing South Africa Problem
The article traces race relations in South Africa from early Dutch and British settlers through the Voortrekkers and Zulu wars to the rise of industrial towns. It notes 7.5 million natives versus 10 million whites, fears of equal opportunity, and lingering conscience about civilization, outlining tensions without sensationalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
Dingaan
Piet Retief
Voortrekkers
Kimberly
Rand
Johannesburg
Union of South Africa
Migrant Natives and Racial Segregation Highlighted in South Africa
A long Rand Daily Mail editorial discusses apartheid underpinnings in South Africa, detailing forced segregation in trains and public spaces, the emergence of native locations, and the system of pass laws. It cites violence on the Rand, white employer control, and a call for social conscience amid growing native disenfranchisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ighannenburg
Rand Daily Mail
Rand
South
South Africa
Impra
Commission
Artheid
Industrial Legislation Commission
South Africa Race Issue Readings and Proposals
The article surveys apartheid tensions in 1952, urging reforms and better living conditions for natives, expansion of industry, and education. It argues that drastic measures are needed to prevent economic and social collapse, warns against sweeping change, and notes the risk of Communism if natives are alienated. It emphasizes religious and educational efforts and predicts revolution if issues are not addressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Soviet Union
Michael Scott
United Naions
Union of South Africa
Union
Herores
South West Africa
United Nations
National Party
United Party
Jan Christian Smuts
Alan Paton
Paton
Jan van Rie Deeck
Cape
Cape Town
England
South Africa
Voortrekkers
Forthfarers
Orange Free State
Transvaal
Natal
Durban
Mexico
Christian Church
Grass Silage Quality Depends on Moisture and Handling
Iowa State agronomist Ralph Krenzin says grass silage turns out best when forage moisture is 5 to 70 percent, typically needing wilting before ensiling. He notes that too wet silage causes drainage, poorer fermentation, and advises preservatives like corn or molasses, proper chopping, and careful packing. permanent silos and finer chop aid preservation over trench or temporary silos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Ralph Krenzin
Krenzin
Dedication of Rock Creek Lake in Jasper County Iowa
Rock Creek Lake in Jasper County near Kellogg will be dedicated Sunday August 2 in formal ceremonies. Governor Beard and Senator Maytag will speak as plans include flag raising by Regional Boy Scouts and music by local bands. The 640 acre artificial lake cost 650000 with 15 miles of shore line and a dam 1650 feet long.
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Rock Creek
Jasper County
Kellogg
Iowa
State Conservation Commission
Wm. S. Beard
Fred Maytng
Newton Izank Walton League
Howard Sore Follows Recipe Amid Cake Challenge
A kitchen tale notes Howard Sore sticking to a careful recipe to avoid common cake failures. The piece highlights precise measurements, temperature control, and patient mixing as keys to success.
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M. J. Hoffman
Central College
New Brunswick Seminary of the Reformed Church
Dr. Hoffman
Hoffman
Africa
Socit
Deteile
Liter’s
Pella Dress Club
Starr Cleaners
Oliver
Vander Wal Implement Co
Pella, Iowa
rTah
Cary
BPS
van den Berg Electric & Paint Co
Main Street
Protestant Reformed Church
Pella
Atty
D. C. van Zante
J. T. van Zante
John Wouda
Maggie Klein
Col. J.T. van Zante
Elbert van Maanen
New Rock Creek Lake
Jasper Co
By Howard Becke
Howard Sore
Boeke Feed Company
Cco
van Gorp Hatchery
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