Grasslands and Agriculture Security Highlighted in Year Book
The Agriculture Year Book Grass argues grasslands cover over a billion acres and supply half of livestock feed. P V Cardon says permanency in farming comes from stable prices and productive grassland management, with essays on forage, rotations, and the role of grass in national policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baukhage
Washington
United States
P. V. Cardon
Bauekhage
America
Cardon
Alfred Stefferud
Cold War Breakthrough Seen in Teachers and Athletes Desertion
The article notes a key shift in public understanding of the Soviet conflict after Russian school teachers Oksana Kosenkina and Mikhail Samarin sought liberty and defied repatriation. It cites England athletes from Soviet satellites refusing to return, signaling a Western propaganda breach and complicating Moscow’s peace efforts in Berlin amid looming talks with Stalin.
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Berlin
Ruhr
Russia
Oksana Kosenkina
New York
Mikhail Samarin
England
Czechoslovakia
Moscow
Soviet Union
Voice of America
U. S
Villian
France
Stalin
Budget battle over deficit or surplus in year end tally
President Truman warned of a 15 billion deficit next June blaming a Republican tax cut. GOP countered with a 5 to 6 billion dollar surplus projection. Both sides accuse the other of distorted figures as Congress haggles over federal spending and income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Congress
GOP
Treasury
White House
Sen
Styles Bridges
Rep
N. H
Babe Ruth legend endures in imagined future tale
In a hazy future, readers recall Babe Ruth and hear a tall tale that every ball he hit became a home run. Some may doubt it, but the story lingers as a grand, memorable exaggeration.
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Babe Ruth
Babe
Western Union sees Cold War win despite Moscow talks
Bill Schoentgen reports on a U W senior analyst view that the U S victory in the Cold War pressure holds while Moscow talks appear doomed as Fruman and Congress clash over the budget in the ongoing budget fight.
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U W. S
Moscow
Fruman
Congress
Bill Schoentgen
WNU
Epivok
Union
Coffee and Milk Lead 1948 Liquid Intake
Americans will drink about 7.95 billion gallons of beverages in 1948 including 55 gallons per person of coffee and 7 billion gallons of milk. The Northwestern National Life Insurance study also estimates 2.7 billion gallons of beer and 1.7 billion gallons of soft drinks.
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Family Economics Bureau
Northwestern National Life Insurance Company
Iulso
Niagara Falls
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John James Ingalls
Kansas
Kansas Magazine
Zenophon
Eden
Tigris
Euphrates
Marty Truman
Jackson
Jefferson
Eck
Shane
Harry Truman
Quien Sabe
Buffalo Grass Survey
Woodward
Okla
Willian
John Milne Murray
Boston University
Dr. Murray
Out of the Park
Gethight Taupnond
Wright
DU. S
Houston
Tex
J. Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Fielding Wright
Seveen
CT Lee Laeere Fanda
Alexander Panyushkin
Robert Lovett
Panyushkin
Canada
Leduce
Edmonton
Alberta
British Empire
Atlantic No. 3
Margery Anne MacConnell
Elsie
Brewster, N. Y
Margery
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