Peace Talks Optimism Amid Korea Armistice Prospects
Scattered reports show cautious optimism in Korean peace talks after weeks of stalemate. Agreement on prisoner exchanges and parole terms emerges, while UN prisoners to be released within 30 days of armistice. Malik's UN veto threat and Truman headlines color the era as Britain mourns King George VI.
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Public Debt Per Capita Tops $1800 Across Levels
As Congress fights over a new budget the public debt nears a record with federal state and local governments owing 282.3 billion dollars. Federal 255.2 billion state 6.4 billion local 20.7 billion. Since 1946 debt to the public totaled 285.3 billion with state and local debt up 70 percent. Per person the red ink totals 1829 dollars with 1653 owed to the federal government 41 to the states and 134 to local borrowing.
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Taft Senate Strain Rides Through San Francisco Meet
Impartial GOP observers say Taft lost ground at the San Francisco Republican strategy meeting. Reasons include Taft skipping a greet to politicos, relocation of his HQ to the Mark Hopkins, and Dave Ingalls' anti glamor speech that unsettled moderates and women. Reports also note shifting support to Eisenhower, with Warren seen as a focal point.
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Courage Across Faith The Inner Circle and Modern Heroes
A meditation on physical and moral courage, citing Jesus and his three followers Peter James and John. It contrasts fear with steadfast faith and notes modern examples of courage among ministers and missionaries who face opposition, danger, and slander for justice and Christian fairness.
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Dempsey Plans Worldwide Amateur Heavyweights Trial
Dempsey outlines a global search for capable heavyweights between the Mississippi and Suez or Pacific and Rhine regions. He stresses desire, punching power, durability, speed, and reflexes, with televised bouts to showcase emerging talent as he builds from scratch. The piece also notes NCAA TV rules on college football broadcasts for 1952 and suggests favorable matchups and teams viewers would like to see.
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Liberty Gardens Vital to Defense Campaign
The Department of Agriculture backs a National Garden and Food Preservation Committee plan for a 1952 Liberty Garden drive. The program aims to boost home gardens to ease shortages, support food production, and cut family costs by promoting garden basics, land access, seed, and equipment, with $200 potential yearly savings per household.
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SCHIPTURE: Mark 92 SEVOTIONAL READING Acts 4 Psalm 91
The text lists biblical readings with references to Mark chapter 92 and Acts and Psalm 91. It appears as a devotional schedule indicating specific passages for study or liturgical use. No narrative events or persons are described.
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USDA predicts higher meat consumption for 1952
The USDA forecasts average per person meat and poultry consumption rising to 144 pounds in 1952 from 141 in 1951. Beef and veal lead the increase with more medium to lower grades, veal per person at 67 pounds last year, lamb and mutton up slightly, pork output likely higher early 1952 but weaker late, possibly easing some prices.
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Waterers to Keep Chicken House Floors Dry
Waterers can be suspended over the droppings pit to prevent spills. Water splashed over the sides drops into the pit, reducing damp litter and easing maintenance for producers.
Dairy Heifers Raised Economically at Nebraska
University of Nebraska reports tests showing dairy heifers can be raised from birth to two years with as little as 500 pounds of grain. High quality alfalfa hay fed in place of grain made the limited grain ration successful, though only with top forage.
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