Truman Attlee Conferenced For Peace Without Appeasement
After a five day summit, President Truman and Prime Minister Attlee issued a 10 point plan. They pledged united action to aid non Communist Asia and deter aggression while resisting appeasement in Korea and Formosa, with a forthcoming NATO defense boost and a supreme commander for North Atlantic armies.
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Congress Extends Federal Rent Control 90 Days
The house and senate approved a three month extension of federal rent control, replacing the expired law except where communities chose to continue through June 30. The extension matches President Truman’s request to buy time to review rent issues with other inflation controls.
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Korea War Situation Near 38th Parallel Deepens
U S eighth army pulled back to defend below the 38th parallel near Seoul as units from the first marine division Britain and small U S forces reached Hamhung after a 50 mile retreat in sub zero cold observers estimate Marine casualties up to six thousand The question looms what next for U N forces political pressure China and military options discussed including a defense line at the 38th parallel a possible Inchon Seoul beachhead or complete withdrawal from the peninsula General MacArthur warns of limits unless major support arrives and China’s next move remains uncertain The prospect of Communist China driving U N troops into the sea is seen as humiliating by free nations
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Farm Bureau speakers oppose price controls and rationing
At the American Farm Bureau Federation convention in Dallas Texas Federation President Allan B line said price control does not curb inflation and is the hand maid en of inflation. E Howard Hill Iowa Farm Bureau president noted polls show opposition to rationing. H H Alp poultry division director said advisory committee favors no price ceilings and no rationing.
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Quality Pasture Cuts Hog Feeding Costs Across Midwest
The Middle West soil improvement committee cites University of Wisconsin animal husbandry specialists warning that high quality legume pasture can cut hog feeding costs by up to 30 percent. An acre of good pasture can save 1,500 pounds of grain and 500 to 700 pounds of protein, with pasture delivering essential vitamins and minerals.
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Aberdeen Angus Breeder Interest Rises Across United States
An upturn in Aberdeen Angu s popularity among breeders is noted with a 26 percent rise in purebred registrations versus 1949 and a 32 percent increase in transfers. The Angus registry reports 110 442 entries in the fiscal year, 98 591 moving to new owners, and 2 431 new breeders added by the association along with major activity at auctions and private treaties.
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Angus Breeders’ Association
Durable feeder recommended for toughness and economy
The article prescribes a durable feeder that can be built economically from common lumber and hardware. Materials include 1 by 6 lumber 7% feet, 1 by 4 eight feet and six feet long, 1 by 2 half inch longer than four feet, nails, and tempered hardboard masonite four feet by 1% feet. Any handy farmer can assemble the feeder.
Safest rat poison is Safest Poison Fortified red squill
He warns that Safest Poison Fortified red squill in powder or liquid is the safest rat poison and that many other rat poisons are highly dangerous to other animals and to humans.
Government Removes Eggs From Price Support List
Government eliminates eggs from the price support program effective January 1. Midwestern poultrymen anticipate price fluctuations after removal with expectations of stabilization after an initial period.
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