Small Woodlots Drive Future Timber Supply
The piece notes three fourths of small woodlots average 60 to 70 acres and many are owned by nonresidents or nonfarmers. It highlights government and industry efforts to teach farmers timber management, including 1937 Crossett Lumber land donation and R. K. Reynolds forestry work yielding over 580 dollars annual value from 40 acres. Florida and other states run youth forestry camps training FFA and 4-H members, funded by forest industries, to promote tree farming as a viable cash crop and future timber base.
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Crossett Lumber Company
Arkansas
R. RK. Reynolds
Forestry Service
Reynolds
Florida
Jacksonville
Alabama
Georgia
Louisiana
North Carolina
Virginia
FFA
Southern Pulpwood ‘Association
Southern Pulp and Paper Industry
Southern Pine Association
Tree Farmers of America
America
Trammer Green
Florida Forest Service
Department of Agriculture
Department
Congress Fights Truman Proposals And Wheat Goals
The extra session opens with bitter recriminations as President Truman and a GOP-led Congress clash. The article outlines the test for new laws, the anti-poll tax risk from Dixie Democrats, and Truman’s package including excess profits tax and housing bills. It also reports USDA guidance cutting wheat acreage, soil conservation, and beef cattle herd targets for 1949.
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Congress
Truman
GOP
Senate
Dixie Democrats
Atomic energy reports lift some secrecy on new weapons
The fourth semi annual report of the atomic energy commission and a statement by President Truman outline progress in atomic weapon development and medical, agricultural, metallurgical research. They note three bombs used at Eniwetok in Operation Sandstone with a focus on generation of nuclear explosion. Prices rise sharply with the consumer price index at 171.7 and wholesale prices at record highs as controls loosened.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Truman
Eniwetok Island
Congress
Eniwetok
Bikini
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Precariou s Peach Americans Seek Economic Security
The Research Council for Economic Security estimates Americans will spend about 15 billion dollars in 1948 on plans for death, old age, sickness, disability, unemployment, and related risks. Northeastern and Pacific coast states lead in total and per capita protection.
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Research Council For Economic Security
Northeastern
Middlewestern
Pacific Coast
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