Civil Reserve Air Fleet Viewed as Key to Rapid War Mobilization
Military experts emphasize that modern reach and sustainment allow rapid movement of thousands of miles. James H. Douglas cites a Civil Reserve Air Fleet of about 2 500 civilian aircraft, dwarfed only by past Berlin airlift, as vital to wartime airlift capacity and economy. Representatives Preston Thomas Rooney stress maintaining strong civilian air power alongside military assets for quick initial movements and continued air strength.
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Washington
Japan
Srecall
Pearl Harbor
Russia
Air Force
James H. Douglas
U S
CRAF
Congress
Douglas
Congressional
Military Appropriations’ Committee
Military Air ‘Transport Service
Prince H. Preston
D Ga
House Appropriations Subcommittee
Civil Reserve Air Fleet
Berlin
Albert Thomas
Tex
John J. Rooney
N. Y
Emeritus Gustav Bohstedt of Wisconsin Animal Husbandry
Dr Gustav Bohstedt, emeritus at the University of Wisconsin, is noted in a livestock context. The report references his role in animal husbandry and affiliated academic work.
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Eeu ByiDr
Gustav. Bohstedt
Ee Casin
Animal’ Husbandry
University of Wisconsin
Feed Preparation Improves Efficiency and Ration Fits
Proper feed preparation boosts economy and efficiency by tailoring rations to livestock age and type. Ground or cracked grains reduce waste in fattening steers, while whole grains suit pigs lambs and calves born for slower chewing.
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Seth
Farm Index Price Shows Slight Increase in Idaho
An Idaho extension economist notes the Farm Index price rose in mid January, driven by higher prices for barley apples potatoes meat animals butterfat and chickens. The Economic Facts for Idaho Farmers suggests cattlemen review the cattle market as Idaho has six percent fewer cattle and calves on feed than last year while U S feed totals are down three percent. Stocker and feeder cattle shipments into the corn belt states are mentioned as part of broader trends.
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Idaho
Wayne Robinson
University of ‘Idaho
U. S
Cattle Market Outlook Cited For Late 1957
The article notes a 24 percent rise in the last three months of 1957 versus 1956 and discusses how many cattle are not counted as on feed yet. It explains seasonal patterns where stocker and feeder cattle prices peak in spring and fall to late summer, with smaller 1957 calf crops moderating declines. It warns holding cattle into late summer remains a gamble for summer gains.
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Robinson
Mink Creek Weekend Visitors At Local Homes
Grace paid a short visit to the home of Mr and Mrs W E Crane. Mr and Mrs Dan Auger and five children from Salt Lake City were weekend guests of Mink Creek and Riverdale and Preston families including Christen Hansen Marve Packer and Wm Auger.
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Docetehead
Grace
W. E. Crane
Dan Auger
Salt Lake City
Franklin—county
Christen Hansen
Mink Creek
Marve. Packer
Riverdale
Wm. Auger
Preston
To buy or sell use the Preston Citizen classified page
Classified buyers and sellers are invited to use the Preston Citizen page for placing ads and finding items offered locally. Readers can post listings for household goods vehicles real estate and services with contact details and pricing as published in the newspaper.
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Preston Citizen
Creamed Sauce Recipe Lesson From A Home Cook
A home kitchen note explains a versatile creamed sauce that blends with staple dishes. It outlines melting butter, whisking in flour with a bay leaf, gradually adding milk, then stirring until thick and seasoned to taste. A next weeks recipe promises a succulent fish dish using this sauce.
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Highway Engineers Fight Traffic Perils Across Western States
More than 200 traffic engineers study 900 000 miles of western roads to diagnose and solve highway problems. They separate slow and fast traffic on grades, add reflective road markings and signs, trim roadside growth, and explore cost effective safety measures to keep drivers moving safely.
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Xists
Road safety rhetoric on crash barriers and highway costs
The text discusses crash barriers as fast moving cars spin off the road and cites a five billion dollar annual highway accident bill. It asserts roadside beauty to combat monotony and foresees traffic engineers earning recognition when accident costs are reduced.
Record Chick Production in Idaho Reaches January Peak
Idaho hatcheries report January 1953 chick production at 250 000 the highest January total on record. Broiler production remains steady year over year with 67 larger for extra types and egg incubations show gains. The Idaho broiler feed price ratio sits at 3.9 as eggs price declines affect the market.
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Idaho
Fragmented OCR: Pride Ratio Below Registry Count
The readable text cites a ratio of 11 7 markedly under the 133 registered figures, with December 1957 noted as less favorable than January 1957 when the level stood at 9 0.
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Ogg
Man Resting After Hospital Admission
A fragment notes Henr Jensen was taken to Down ey hospital where he is resting. Another line mentions Cluff and family leaving for a trip on Friday. The source is incomplete with broken names and dates.
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Henr Jensen
Downey Hospital
Wyoming
Stewing Meat Cuts and Tenderness Explainer
The text discusses veal and lamb cubes used in stews and notes less tender cuts like neck, breast, shoulder or flank are often cooked by moist heat methods. It mentions that tender cuts are naturally suited to stews.
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Davidson
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Pinkham
Lydigs m
Wayne
Evans
Phave
Max ‘Winkler
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Cwritten
Nate Ey
Lola
Wendee, Paasetaray Ehate
Se.norman
Vaughn Box
Pocatello
Joe Diver
Latag
Sears
Hey Rity
Preston Otic
Chevrolet
Crarney
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