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Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1947

Page

2

Hidden Corners of New York City Revealed in a Street Tour

A nostalgic journey through Manhattan and surrounding areas notes Long Island grown Chinese fruits in Chinatown, Waterfront piers, parks, Wall Street pirates history, Greenwich Village artists, transport hubs, and iconic landmarks. It highlights diverse sights from Battery to Bowery, Central Park, and notable institutions.

New York Chinatown Long Island Manhattan Columbus America Giovanni da Verrazanno The Battery 14Th St Wall Street Greenwich Village West St Battery Place Bowery Seade St Washington St Western Union Hart's Island Prison Exchange Alley

Train of historic documents to tour 48 states

Washington reports Attorney General Tom Clark plans a special train across the United States carrying key documents like the Bill of Rights and the Emancipation Proclamation. The plan includes guard security, state display cars, and large duplicates left in schools along the route.

Washington Tom Clark Clark Civil Liberties United States Lincoln Abraham Rosenbach Philadelphia Rosenbach Library of Congress Freedom

Lynn Says Cook Meats Correctly For Palatability

A fragment from an old guide emphasizes smart meat buying and quick, proper cooking. It advises mixing cuts for variety, asking markets for bone additions for flavor, and trimming large cuts into steaks or chops for multiple meals.

Lynn Chambers Menus and Recipes for Veal Tongue and Lamb

Recipes and menu notes from Lynn Chambers include veal tongue braised until tender and served with potatoes and vegetables, lamb shoulder dishes such as brochette and stuffed shoulder, and tips to repurpose ham bones and meat leftovers into soups, gravies, and stuffing.

Russian economy described as critical by Western agents

Western reports allege Russia cannot supply life essentials, hides poverty with censorship, and pursues a global communist strategy. The notes claim a weak harvest, fabric shortages, internal purges, and widespread public dissent suppressed by the secret police, with a looming risk of exposure through external information.

Russia Washington Molotov New York Spain Britain America France Italy China

New Congress Faces Budget Rules After Reorganization Act

The 80th Congress under GOP leadership begins to function under the new reorganization act. Joint budget committees will prepare a legislative budget by February 15, guiding expenditures to match receipts and debt plans, with balancing budget uncertain for years after the Japan war. President Truman’s state of the union is framed as his own policy vision.

Bill Benton Moscow Benton Chester Bowles Berlin Paris Russia State Department USA Japan Washington White House 80Th Congress Congress Truman John Taber New York Harold Knutson Minnesota House Ways and Means House Appropriations Committee House Appropriations House Ways and Means Committee Senate Finance and Appropriations Committees Joint Committee Sen Robert A. Taft Ohio Senate Congressional

Anti Frost Machine Promises Orchard Protection

A Michigan State college invention heats crops with an oil burning infrared heater costing about 125 dollars. Operational costs run roughly 75 cents per hour. The device targets frost damage in semi tropical orchards by warming soil and plants to reduce loss on cold cloudless nights.

Michigan State College

Rid Farm of Wild Garlic With 2 4 D

Winter spraying with 2 4 D can eradicate wild garlic on about an acre using 100 gallons per acre. Apply when the ground is snow free to kill germinated plants, and 2 4 D will linger in the soil for two months to kill late germinants. Some spot spraying may be needed next year as well. Many cities and districts plan similar road and park weed control. Tests last year showed its value.

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Indoor Hopper Space Guidance for Hens

Guidance on poultry feeding space for hens notes that one foot of mash hopper space per five hens ensures best results. For small flocks increase space and fill hopper daily. Cautions include not over-filling the V shaped hopper to prevent waste or spoilage.

Primitive water heater design uses metal tubes and light bulbs

The description explains metal tubes sealed at one end to warm water, with light bulbs inserted in sand to retain heat. The tube stands submerged in the water bath.

Pigs Diarrhea Warns of Serious Diseases Urged to Act

When pigs have diarrhea the cause must be found immediately as it may signal cholera necro or other diseases. Weakness or additional symptoms heighten suspicion, warns Dr L P Doggle of Purdue University.

L. P. Doggle Purdue University

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