Peace in War Time Photo Essay by Harvey Belgin
A World War II combat photographer, Harvey Belgin, showcased a Smithsonian solo exhibit of serene images taken near battle zones. The Okinawa scene shows heavy fighting, Cebu reveals a peasant girl’s smile, Motobu peninsula fishermen, and Cebu water buffalos aiding rice fields. Belgin sought to prove the horror of war is not humanity’s fate, finding calm, distant moments amid vast conflict.
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Harvey Belgin
Smithsonian Institution
Okinawa
Cebu
Philippides
Motobu Peninsula
Pig Brooders Help Piglets Survive Farrowing Time
Farmers in spring face high piglet mortality as sows crush young during warmth gathering. Purdue University cites brooders saving about one to two and a half pigs per litter. Simple to build, brooders use a heat lamp 150 to 300 watts, a root barrier, and a reflector to cover a corner of the pen. Consumption averages 38 kilowatt hours per litter.
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Purdue University
Meat Income Share Climbing for American Farmers
The article notes that almost one third of farmers total cash income last year came from meat animal sales. Meat values exceeded 9.5 billion dollars while total cash receipts from all crops and government payments neared 31.3 billion dollars. Farmers and ranchers spent large sums on stock feed labor and operating costs.
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American ‘Meat Institute
Department of Agriculture
Milk By-Products Hold Infant Food Source
Researchers at the University of Minnesota, led by Dr. Harold Macy and Dr. Vine McQuarrie, studied infant food made from edible milk byproducts in Mexico. They met with Mexican pediatricians to discuss tests and potential market opportunities for dairymen globally.
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Mexico
FIRST AID to the AILING HOUSE Curved rafters
Information on how to make curved rafters is available from the National Lumber Manufacturers Association in Washington DC. They publish several guides, some free and some for a price.
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The
National Lumber Manufacturers Association
Washington, D.C
Belmont hopefuls dominate spotlight after Pimlico race
The Belmont stakes looms as the true test for three year olds with Ponder Capot and Palestinian leading the chatter. Ponder’s longer distance suits him best, Capot’s Derby and Preakness form keeps him in contention, and Palestinian shows growing speed and stamina in recent races.
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Pander
Capot
Pales_tiniam
Capet
Palestinian
Bieber-Jacobs
Warren Wright
Calumet
Ponder
Jengins
Parnell
Ben Jones
John Gaver
Whirlaway
Count Fleet
Citation
Cupot
Belmont
Noble Impulse
Old Rockport
Rocky
California
Calf Sits Down Draws Vet Interest in Tennessee Herd
The American Veterinary association notes a Tennessee calf that sits with hind legs folded forward, a behavior drawing professional curiosity. The Journal reports the animal often lies down and rocks back, a posture unusual for a usual herd routine.
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Chile
American Veterinary Association
AMV
Ue Journal
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