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Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1951

Page

6

Korea peace talks progress slows amid regional tensions

The weeklong peace discussions in Korea progress slowly with a rival dispute over the cease fire buffer line. U.N. and Chinese forces clash near front lines as preparations for a broader European defense build up are announced by George C. Marshall.

38Th Parallel United Nations Korea U. N Far East Free Nations Europe George C. Marshall Secretary of Defense Congress U. S U.S Marshall

Oregon Primary Showdown on Ike Run Question

The piece outlines a potential Oregon primary bid for General Eisenhower via 1000 petition signatures, possible party stamping, and a February timing for filing. It notes Oregon’s May 16 primary, a 90 day filing rule, and suggests Ike may enter the race through Oregon choices.

Oregon Ike Jim Duff Pennsylvania Robert Letts Jones Salem, Ore Capital Journal Jones Duff Eisenhower Northwest

Resenting Federal Propaganda for Fair Deal Socialism

A letter to the editor denounces government funded publicity and 30,000 propaganda specialists promoting health insurance and other Fair Deal programs. It argues Congress funds these efforts with taxes, risks erosion of free enterprise, and urges a revival of 1776 patriotism to resist socialist policies.

Congress Social Security Agriculture Interior National Defense Justice Senate House of Representatives Washington

We We Need Respect for Law Not Big Business

A 1951 column argues Americans gain respect for law only if individuals, not interests, follow it. It cites overloaded coal trucks, biased judges, and political self interest as factors weakening rule of law in two southern counties. It stresses Christians should model lawful conduct and honor government, even when flawed, as a path to reform.

Congress United Labor Policy Committee FERIA America Senate Crime Committee Mary Palestine Rome Jesus Paul Peter Caesar St. Peter

Thrifty stain removal tips to cut clothing bills

Practical advice on removing stains to protect garments and save money. Emphasizes prompt action test patches identify stain type and safe solvents. For greasy stains use carbon tetrachloride or flammable solvents with care and avoid heat near stains.

Careful use of bleaches to remove stains and color

Stain removal uses Javelle water chlorine bleaches hydrogen peroxide and sodium perborate with cautions to preserve color. For perborate dissolve 4 tablespoons in a pint warm water and sponge. soak large stains up to an hour. mix perborate with hydrogen peroxide for grass mud and perfume stains. treat white woolen stains for softness. Pepsin enzyme softens protein stains after dampening and rinsing. use solvent sparingly and work quickly with a clean pad. absorbent powders like talcum and fuller's earth remove fresh grease stains. pressing between blotting papers with a warm iron aids stubborn marks. Perspiration stains treated with ammonia fumes or vinegar depending on acidity.

Meat and cattle crop near record highs for 1952

A January 1 1952 survey projects U S cattle herds close to a record peak with beef cattle near 65.4 million up 5.8 million from 1951 and 7.6 million above the wartime 1945 peak. Total cattle may reach about 90 million as 1951 livestock levels rise. The 1951 pig crop should be the second largest in history with a 106 million pig total for the year.

Department of Agriculture

International Unvorm Sunday School Lessons

Devotional reading notes reference Luke 20 18 26 Acts 22 22 29 23 27 Romans 13 1 7 I Peter 2 13 P Romans 13 devotional reading remains incomplete with verses listed for study and reflection.

International Unvorm Peter

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