Debate on policy and world events roils national mood
Walter Winchell criticizes delayed action on the Marshall Plan and tensions in Europe and Palestine. He questions Truman’s leadership, notes American political shifts and sympathy for Communists in politics, and cautions on British and Jewish positions amid escalating conflicts.
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Palestine
United Nations
Holy Land
Hitler
Stalin
Lidice
Walter Winchell
Better Equipment Cuts Water Use for 2 4-D Sprays
University of Idaho researchers report new spraying equipment and nozzle designs sharply reduce water per acre for 2,4-D weed control. Farmers once using 200 gallons per acre can cover 50 to 100 acres with the same gallons, aiding dry farming and long-distance hauling.
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University of Idaho
Lambert C. Erickson
Idaho
Clarence I. Seely
Pacific Northwest
Seely
Lowell Rasmussen
Washington Experiment Station
Washington
Erickson
Idahos
Well Tuned Motors Conserve Gasoline Says Chevrolet Official
E L Harig of Chevrolet Motor division urges motorists to tune engines to save fuel. He stresses carburetor adjustment proper timing and a full tune up as the key steps to maximize mileage amid oil shortages.
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E. L. Hariig
Chevrolet Motor Division
Will
Chevrolet owners urged to have engines tuned for spring
Hardy says service departments should check points to save fuel and money. Hardg estimates up to 20 percent fuel savings with proper tuning for spring. Owners should adjust carburetors for leaner mixtures in warm weather and set idle speed lower for spring and summer.
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Hardy
Chevrolet
Dealers’ Service Department
Milk Production Sixth Largest On Record in Idaho
Idaho's 1947 milk production reached 1.271 billion pounds, up about 1 percent from 1946 and the sixth largest on record behind 1941–45. Peak output occurred in 1944 at 1.405 billion pounds, with 6,110 pounds average per cow. Cows milked declined to about 207 000–208 000 head. Monthly output matched or exceeded 1946 until November. May peak at 137 million pounds. The report notes strong per cow gains despite fewer cows overall. Also mentions local health and social notes: Bald Weaver improving after pneumonia, Frank Merrill recovering, Anna Mae Gould and Larry Bruce visit Provo, and Spirit Lake geology.
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Idaho
Community business directory fragment likely from Preston Utah area
A fragmented list of local businesses including pharmacies lumber poultry grain elevators cleaners and shops such as Jensen Implement Safeway Western Stores Peterson Tractor Johnson Drug and McCune Motor in Franklin County and Preston region. The item reads as an old business directory snippet with multiple store names and category hints.
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Preston
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National Editorial Assn
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Henry” Wallace
Glen
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United States Brewers Foundation
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Frank T. Merrill
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Larry Bruce
Provo
J. M. Palmer
Spirit Lake
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the Red Cross
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Mapleton
Percey Larsen
Glendale
Lisbaker
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Gus Olson
Glencoe
Freeman Jensen
Mink Creek
Melvin Condie
Mound Valley
Greene Wells
Winder
Fred Anderson
Cleveland
Joe Christensen
Banida
Thompson- Hatch
Oxford
B. H. Winward
Clifton
Alma Bowden
Dayton
Ethyl Bastian
Weston
J. Leslie Hobbs
Linrose
Nungesser
Oneida Station