Five-Grass Mixture Boosts Indiana Hay and Pasture Quality
Farmers across 12 northeastern Indiana counties report the 5-grass blend of timothy chrome red clover Ladino clover and alfalfa increases hay yield and pasture quality. County agent Walter Rusk notes high fertilizer use and annual top-dressing yield up to 3 tons per first cutting. One farmer compares 5 acres to 60 acres of pasture, while Norman Thompson notes grazing 27 cattle and 100 pigs on 5 acres for five weeks. The mix also builds soil with deep legume tap roots improving tilth and water retention.
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Indiana
Walter Rusk
Huntington County
Norman Thompson
Huntington
Rusk
Improved Ever-Bearing Strawberry Developed
New high yielding ever bearing strawberry from Westerhauser Nurseries Sawyer Michigan. Called the twentieth Century it fruits in about 60 days and yields large sweet berries all season. Gardeners advise removing first blossoms to strengthen roots for bigger summer crops.
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Westerhauser Nurseries
Sawyer
Michigan
Iowa State College Steer Toby Wins Grand Championship
Toby the 1 240 pound Aberdeen Angus steer secures the grand championship at the 52nd International Livestock Show marking the first steer to win the top award after previously taking the reserve title in 1950. Present are Chief Judge A D Weber W W Prince Jess C Andrews and George Edwards.
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Iowa State College
Toby
A. D. Weber
W. W. Prince
Union Stock Yards
Jess C. Andrews
George Edwards
Time of Plowing Should Depend on Type of Soil
Ohio State University farm experts report soil type should decide whether a farmer plows in fall or spring. Over a 14 year period tests show spring plowing preferable on light soils. fall plowing leads to spring compaction. On heavier soils late fall plowing yields better granulation than spring plowing.
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Ohio State University
Mirror Of Your Mind: Duty, Vanity, And Psychiatry
A discussion on how moral obligation shapes love between wife and sweetheart and how upbringing affects self display. Dr. Theodora Walters notes psychiatry links mental health to home conditions and mind body integration in human relations and behavior.
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Theodora A. Walters
Louisiana State University
Keeping Healthy Head Colds and the Nervous System
Dr. Edmund P. Fowler Jr of Columbia University suggests emotional disturbance or nerves may trigger head colds through postnasal drip and autonomic nervous system overactivity. Studies cited include nasal changes in 27 patients after sympathetic nerve disruption and six after parasympathetic disruption, all showing swollen nasal mucosa and breathing difficulty.
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Edmund P. Fowler, Jr
Columbia University
Fowler
Archives of
Arthur F. Millonig
Harold E. Harris
W. James Gardner
Cleveland
Health Notes On Diet Obesity And Sleep
Health notes discuss how parental food habits influence child obesity and recommend higher protein intake for the overweight. It cites heart patients benefiting from simple rules to extend life and reduce symptoms. It also notes that tonsil removal should be rare under age three and mentions the rocking bed for various conditions.
TV Stars of 1951 Filmdom and Radio Personalities
NBC radio host Bob Hope plans more service camp appearances in Europe and Finland for next year. Writers Parker Fennelly John O Hara and Dan Seymour shape projects. Moira Shearer faces Hans Christian Andersen shift. Marie Wilson shuns film for TV. Bing Crosby sought for new tunes. Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz's I Love Lucy rises in popularity.
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Bob Hope
NBC
Timbuctoo
Bob
U.S
Europe
Finland
Gary Cooper
Marlene Dietrich
Clifton Webb
Lucille Ball
Desi Arnaz
Glorified Spinach and Raisin Dishes Suggested
Glorified spinach with white sauce cheese and crumbs for a baked spinach au gratin. A raisin stuffing pairs with pork shoulder and a raisin sauce with ham. Meat supply expected to reach 144 pounds per person next year per USDA economists.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Governor Receives Winning Entry From Prize Cook
Mrs. Arthur Anderson won the Governor's Award in a South Dakota State Fair cooking contest and received five prize ribbons. She praises Fleischmann's Active Dry Yeast for its fast rising and dissolving qualities and urges readers to bake at home with it.
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Prize Cook
Arthur Anderson
Sigurd Anderson
South Dakota
Anderson
Fleischmann
Madison, S. D
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Wilkes-Barre
Korea
James W. Barton
Inez Gerhard
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Titus Moody
Fred Allen
Grand Central Station
George M. Cohan
John O’hara
ITV
Robert Montgomery
O’hara
Paramount
National Board of Review
Studio
Jan Sterling
Warner Bros.’ Studio School
Cary Grant
Dan Seymour
Errol Flynn
Ruth Roman
Seymour
Phil Harris
Alice Faye
Nora Drake
England
Danny Kaye
Samuel Goldwyn
Moira Shearer
Marie Wilson
Irma
RKO
Bing Crosby
Sword’s Point
Sons of the Musketeers
Maureen O'Hara
Cornel Wilde
Thos. Leeming & Co
SANO
Sleming-Hall Tobacco Co., Inc
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