Freedom and security clash in postwar debate
A speaker argues freedom should not be traded for security as Brookings estimates show costly social programs would lift taxes and burden incomes. He urges calm, nonpolitical handling, endorsing voluntary contributory retirement, group insurance, and medical coverage over government coercion.
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Congress
Brookings Institution
Brookings Report
Senate
John L. McCilennan
Ark
Washington
Five pamphlets deal with cancer details
A federal release announces five pamphlets on cancer from the National Cancer Institute. The first folder explains the cancer process and early signs such as a breast lump and persistent bleeding, urging prompt medical care and curability with early treatment.
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John L. Thurston
Federal Security
Tor
National Cancer Institute
National Institute of Health, Public Health Service
American Cancer Society
Cancer education drives public awareness and action
Surgeon General Leonard A. Scheele urges vigilance for cancer signs as a path to prevention. Five pamphlets explain cancer's sites and the only known cures surgery, X ray, and radium. Idaho leads in reducing harvest injuries with a new potato digger and a study of mechanical injury sources at an Aberdeen lab.
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Epprough
Leonard A. Scheele
The
Public Health Service
Anl
Idaho Potato Injury Losses Highlighted by University Expert
Walter C. Sparks of the University of Idaho argues that nearly one fourth of Idaho potatoes are lost to mechanical injuries from harvest to market. He notes 77 of 160 harvested potatoes reach consumers, with the rest damaged, costing millions of dollars annually.
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Idaho
Walter’ C. Sparks
University of Idaho‘ Agricultural Experiment Station
Idaho Potatoes Promises Higher Market Appeal
Idaho growers expect more No 1 potatoes to reach markets with lower production costs and higher farmer income. The ideal Idaho conditions support top quality tubers and reduced harvest handling injuries to preserve appearance and boost the crop’s prestige for consumers.
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Idaho
Idaho Seed Crops Valued Top Figures from Bureau Data
Figures from the Bureau of Agricultural Economics show Idaho clover and alfalfa seed crops last year were valued at more than 3,000,000 dollars. The data underscore crop value levels for the state’s seed industries and market trends.
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Idaho
Bureau
Agricultural Economics
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