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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1945
Page
3
A pattern shows materials and exact cut sizes for one or two gay little cabinets with illustrated assembly steps. Painting follows as the fun part. A tracing pattern outlines old-fashioned garden flowers for decorative work.
Washington reveals Harold Smith projects 50 percent spending for the current fiscal year while tax intake tops 36 billion. Analysts debate whether a near term tax cut can offset anticipated high postwar outlays as Truman wipes Lend Lease and contemplates new foreign lending.
A Middle West Soil Improvement statement cites a University of Missouri experiment showing cattle prefer hay from treated soil high in calcium and phosphorus. The find links soil nitrogen phosphorus and potash to healthier meat grain vegetables and dairy, urging ongoing fertilization and fertilizer industry support postwar.
Peggy and Anne confront a runaway cousin Trixie who has been snatching dresses and dates. Trixie steals a custom hat from Anne to impress Hal's mother, but Anne regifts a bought rummage hat. Trixie leaves town after Hal grows distant and the hat changes hands back to Peggy.
Imperial Chemical Industries in England unveiled a new insecticide gamma isomer of benzene hexachloride known as gam mexane. It shares DDT like qualities, is a white solid nearly insoluble in water, and decomposes with lime. It can be sprayed in kerosene or water emulsion or used as dust if lime is absent. Not yet available in the United States and said to be harmless to humans.
After university trials, the Lyon Rural Electric company of San Diego California introduced an electric debeaker for poultry. It eliminates picking and cannibalism, reduces feed loss and bird nervousness, and improves overall bird quality.
Dr L B Zschiele of the University of Chicago says enriched tomatoes containing ten times the vitamin A of current market varieties may be developed. He notes rapid progress and expects further improvements after the war, with possible grading by vitamin content.
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