Idaho Sugar Beet Crop Heads Toward All Time Record
Idaho producers race toward a potential sugar beet harvest record with forecasts of over 1.76 million tons in 1957, boosted by higher yield per acre and improved farming methods. Eleven factories operate in Nampa, Twin Falls, Rupert, Idaho Falls and Preston processing the crop daily, with up to 427 million pounds of sugar expected and farms foreseeing about 25 million dollars in income.
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Sugar Producers Praised For Holding Line On World Sugar
Under Secretary of Agriculture True Morse lauded Idaho beet sugar producers and others in the U S beet sugar industry at Denver for holding the line against world sugar market fluctuations. He credited the industry and the sugar act for stabilizing prices and supplies amid Suez Canal disruptions since fall 1956.
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Sugar program cited as benefit to families and industry
The under secretary said stability in the domestic sugar market shows the postwar range between high and low monthly prices has been smaller than in world markets. He noted that sugar supplies can come from domestic production and highlighted gains from mechanization and higher yields in beet sugar. Industry leaders at a Colorado beet sugar meeting, including Idaho firms, were recognized for their role in meeting growing demand.
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Morse
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Colorado
United States Beet Sugar Assa
Idaho
Tom Heath
Franklin County Sugar Company
Preston
The Preston Citizen Item Sparks Reader Interest
A small note in The Preston Citizen at No. 8 draws attention to a local issue. Community members discuss potential changes and seek more details from city officials.
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Preston. Citizen
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Longchamps Recipes Shared From a Noted Dining Chain
The Restaurants Longchamps chain known for upscale dining in New York Philadelphia and Washington shares culinary secrets. Max Winkler, its president, presents selected dishes starting with Veal Cutlet Breaded Parmesan. The recipe details the coating method sautéing and serving with stewed tomatoes mozzarella and Parmesan.
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Traffic safety gains cited by National Safety Council
The National Safety Council notes motorists are driving safer this year than last. In 1956 about 40,000 people died in auto accidents, with the toll possibly dropping to 39,000. The report highlights 35,000 deaths among ages 15 to 44 and 19,400 deaths among ages 45 to 64 from accidents.
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