Foreign Aid Faces Senate Battle In Truman Plan
The administration seeks 7.9 billion for military and economic aid but Congress, pressed to cut the largest peacetime budget, debates trimming foreign aid. Democrats and Republicans push for deep cuts while some support the aid as a cornerstone against Soviet expansion. Russell plans a Democratic bid but opposes anti Truman rebellion. The UMT bill fails in House amid broad opposition despite Truman and Eisenhower backing it. Korea talks stall over Soviet neutrality and POW returns as UN negotiators insist on firm terms. Unemployment sits near a record low nationally but persists regionally, notably in Detroit, with 2.1 million unemployed nationwide.
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Truman
Acheson
Congress
United States
U.M.T
House
Gen
Eisenhower
Rural Health Progress Is Too Slow
Farm leaders told the closing session of the National Conference on Rural Health that the medical profession is not moving quickly enough to promote rural health. Ferdie Deering warned doctors farmers may seek government aid if local physicians and associations fail to meet health needs.
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American Medical Association
Ferdie Deering
Agricultural Editors’ Association
Subir Speaks on Scripture and De Bonar Reading
The note lists 7H Subir speaking on Acts 16 6 40 and De Bonar reading Proverbs 110 31. It appears as a church or school program entry. No further context or dates are provided.
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DE Bonar
Good Management Built Pastures Renovation Photos Show Gains
Before and after photos from the John Fleischenreim farm near Watkins Minnesota illustrate soil management improving pasture yield. The upper field shows Buck brush and June grass on worn soil with only one month of grazing annually, while the lower field depicts robust growth after a renovation program aided by ample fertilizer.
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John Fleischenreim
Watkins
Minn
Fleischeriem
Business Woman Lesson for March 1952
The article blends agricultural notes on Fleischenhiem plowing, seeding with a 0-20-20 fertilizer mix, and hay reserves with a long meditation on Lydia the first European Christian convert. It links commerce, hospitality, and Christian teamwork to the role of women in the early church and modern church life. It ends with sewing and home care tips for spring.
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Fleischenhiem
Fleischenriem
Lydia
Europe
America
The
Gideons
Christian Church
Galilee
Christ
Paul
Rome
New for Old Sewing Machine Buying Guide
The piece advises caution before upgrading a sewing machine, urging buyers to compare uses and attachments, rent or borrow to test at home, and ensure service and replacement parts will be available for years, making the new machine a long term treasure.
Food Supply Forecast Brightens For 1952
The Department of Agriculture reports a plentiful 1952 outlook with higher incomes and larger supplies of eggs chicken and turkey. Beef and veal output is expected to rise offsetting military needs while fish remains similar to 1951 with more fresh and frozen stock and dairy shows more fluid milk and ice cream but less butter. Fresh vegetables may stay tight, yet high 1951 prices spur spring planting.
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Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Shade for Swine Provides Moveable Shelter Idea
A hog farmer notes shade is essential and suggests a portable upright frame on skids with a top of old wire fence and straw. The setup is inexpensive, adaptable to various sizes, and easy to move to fit individual hog-raising needs.
Well Managed Acre Supports a Dairy Cow
An acre and a quarter of well managed pasture provides summer grazing and winter high protein silage for a dairy cow. Ohio Experiment Station agronomist J L Haynes recommends seeding a legume grass mix and adding soil nutrients to build high yielding pasture.
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J L Haynes
Ohio Experiment Station
London Watch Scam Leads to Police Action
An advertisement promising guaranteed watches for four shillings in London lured buyers who paid upfront and received toy watches by mail. The scheme continued until police investigated and intervened.
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London
Gold Rush Days Celebrated in Shakopee Minn
Shakopee and nearby communities marked Gold Rush Days on February 14 15 and 16. Merchants and local businesses sponsored the festival with skating shows a Saturday dance and other free entertainments. The event opened with a salute by the local radio station and merchants gave away over 1000 in gifts.
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Shakopee, Minn
Shakopee
Winning Entry Brings Governor’s Award to South Dakota State Fair
Mrs. Arthur Anderson wins the Governor's Award in a State Fair cooking contest and receives five prize ribbons. She praises Fleischmann's Active Dry Yeast as a fast rising, dependable aid for Lent baking and home use. The Governor of South Dakota, Sigurd Anderson, receives the winning entry.
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Arthur Anderson
Sigurd Anderson
South Dakota
Anderson
Fleischmann
Madison, S. D
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