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Scandia Journal

Location

Scandia, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1950

Page

3

Spy Accused Ridicules Charges as Britain Plans Cuts

In a weekly news analysis, the accused mock charges while Johnson asserts U.S. defense remains firm. Britain signals reduced purchases from the United States, prompting calls for coordinated responses amid the disputed spy case.

Johnson U.S Britain

Lattimore Becomes McCarthy Spotlight In Spy Claim

Owen Lattimore a United Nations employee denies McCarthy’s charge of being Russia’s top U.S. spy and a State Department agent. The dispute centers on whether FBI files should be opened for the committee. Lattimore vows he will testify in Washington and prove the charges false.

Owen Lattimore United Nations Joseph McCarthy McCarthy Lattimore Russia United States U.S. State Department Afghanistan U. N State Department U.N Washington FBI J. Edgar Hoover

Britain plans cuts in dollar purchases to curb deficit

Britain unveiled a plan to reduce purchases from the United States and other dollar economies by up to 25 percent in the 1950–1951 period, aiming to halve its annual gold-dollar deficit by mid 1951. The plan hinges on stable US business, controlled wages, rising productivity, and stronger dollar export growth.

Great Britain United States Britain South Africa

Defense sparks debate over adequacy of U S defenses

Two top figures clash over U S defense strength as General Eisenhower warns defenses may have fallen below the danger point while Secretary Johnson and President Truman seek to reassure Congress. Johnson says defenses are sufficient for the moment, though clarity is lacking on future readiness amid no declared war. A separate tech advance features Floyd Steele's Maddida, a magnetic-drum digital differential analyzer, touted as a step toward fully automatic factories.

Dwight D. Eisenhower United States Louis Johnson U.S Eisenhower Truman Mr. Johnson Johnson Ike Joint Chiefs of Staff Congress Floyd Steele Rutgers University Steele Manhattan Beach Cal

Reds Squeeze Play Lets Rubles Revalue To Four Per Dollar

The United States protests Moscow new exchange of 4 rubles per dollar, replacing 8 rubles. The move would raise embassy costs by nearly a million dollars annually and deepen tensions over currency policy between the United States and Russia.

U.S Moscow United States

Time of Planting Reduces Earworm Damage in Corn

Research shows earworm injury in field and sweet corn links to planting time. Critical silking date affects damage with three-fourths of eggs laid on fresh silks before wilting. Recommended Midwest planting dates: May 1 for field corn and long season sweet corn, May 15 to 18 for medium season sweet corn.

Midwest

IPC New Weed Killer Showing High Promise

Virgil Freed of the Oregon State College agriculture experiment station reports IPC as a selective grass killer in crops. While still early for lawn grass growth regulation, IPC shows advances in legumes seed crops vegetables strawberries orchards and perennial grasses, nearly as valuable as 2,4-D.

IPC Virgil Freed Oregon State College Agriculture Experiment Station Freed

Fertilizer Bargain Based on Dollar Value Over Time

U S Bureau of Labor Statistics compares old and current prices from 1926 to today. Building materials that cost $b in 1926 now cost $1.89 for the same dollar value. Food that cost $1 then now costs $1.51. Textile at 1928 levels today costs $1.37. Fuel and lighting materials would be $1.30.

U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

Remote Control Switch Simplifies Farm Lighting

A new remote-control system lets farmers turn yard lights on and off from six or more locations via push-button switches. A magnetic relay forms the control core, offering economical operation and easy installation for farm electrification.

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