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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1950
Page
5
Editors note frames分析 Western Union analysts discuss global tensions and Allied talks. Truman and Attlee are reported on byline as shaping postwar policy while U N forces pull back and wage price controls are signaled.
Washington conferences between Prime Minister Attlee and President Truman focused on Korea and the cost of living. They weighed withdrawal versus limited war in Korea and debated blocking Communist China while aiming to defend Europe and Southeast Asia. Observers noted unity on Europe as decisive, amid record cost of living rises and wage pressures.
The Korean front shows UN forces in retreat as Pyongyang evacuates and Chinese troops push toward Seoul. Analysts warn of a potential stand by the Eighth Army or a Pusan beachhead evacuation to Japan amid overwhelming odds.
The administration asked Congress for 3.1 billion dollars to build bomb shelters and fund civil defense mobilization. James J. Wadsworth said most money would fund communal shelters for atomic warfare protection. The plan would match city and state spending dollar for dollar to ensure shelter construction.
Three Future Farmers of America members named regional star farmers for 1950 receive $500 each. Budd Ott of Bangor Pennsylvania heads the North Atlantic region with a 300 acre dairy farm and 70 Holsteins. Rolland Turnow near Toledo Ohio farms two 812 acre estates with sugar beets tomatoes and cucumbers. Paul Crawford of Moore Utah runs a large ranch with registered Hereford cattle and range beef cattle alongside dairy cows.
Officials at the annual agricultural outlook conference said government decisions on price supports could boost hog production and lower pork and poultry prices. They expect gross poultry income to rise next year, but net income after costs may grow less.
Don L. Steadman of Crescent Utah reports a mare bred to a palomino stallion while bred with a jackass foal born nearby. He calls the foal pair a Morse and a Hale and doubts the donkey is the stallion’s offspring. Dr John MacLeod of Cornell labels such a birth a fantastic possibility under certain conditions.
Highway authorities urge farmers to equip tractors and other farm equipment with bright headlights and taillights. Safety engineers say lights visible from 500 feet reduce accidents on highways at dusk and after dark this fall and winter.
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