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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1951
Page
2
President Eisenhower says he would consider using an atomic bomb only if the material destruction justified by strategic gains and moral factors. He emphasizes weighing advantage against the act's moral reaction before any decision.
In a global briefing, Eisenhower stated the United States would defend itself if attacked, signaling resolve to Western Europe. The piece notes the 79 to 5 Senate vote on drafting 18-year-olds, pending House action, and explores political reactions amid Cold War tensions.
The piece notes the high war toll as mothers worry for sons in service. It cites 995,100 U S soldiers killed in defense of the Republic including Korean casualties, with 52,448 Korean totals and 8,853 dead and 9,899 missing. The report mentions weekly casualty counts since June.
The middle west soil improvement committee says starter fertilizer at planting helps corn get off to a quick start but small applications fail on low fertility soils. Without soil food reserves corn starves by midsummer. Deep rooted legumes improve soil structure and organic matter, creating extra crop feeding reserves for higher yields.
Iowa factories for the first time in 11 years outproduced farms in 1950 with an estimated 2% billion dollars in goods. Farm product sales reached over 2 billion, but no year matched the factory value including farm consumption. Factory output often led farm goods 1924 to 1939, and 1951 projections expect factory growth alongside rearmament programs.
Clip ping helps produce clean milk and reduces labor in herd care. It aids control of cattle lice and improves cattle appearance.
Harold Jamieson of Oshkosh Nebraska tours his flock of 2000 broad breasted bronze turkeys with two large guard dogs. He says the dogs are poison to coyotes and deter predation, a common setup among southwestern Nebraska turkey raisers.
Ivan H. Loughary, a dairy specialist, reports many dairymen neglect cow dental care. When cows age two to three, second teeth may grow crooked, causing poor eating and reduced milk production. Regular veterinary care can fix this in many herds.
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