Hadacol advertised as remedy for stomach distress and deficiencies
An Indianapolis woman credits Hadacol with restoring her appetite and sleep after chronic stomach distress linked to vitamin B and other deficiencies. The ad urges readers to try Hadacol, noting refunds if unsatisfied and offering trial and hospital sizes with direct ordering from The LeBlanc Corporation in Lafayette Louisiana.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
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LeBlanc Corporation
Lafayette
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Weekly News Analysis: US Troops Struggle in Korea and McCarthy Fallout
The column portrays U.S. forces under heavy pressure in Korea with shortages in tanks guns and ammunition a retreat near Taejon and reliance on air power. It also reports on a Senate inquiry where Democrats condemned Senator McCarthy as false while Republicans refused to sign the report, calling his charges a fraud.
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Taejon
South Koredy
Kum River
North Korea
China
Russia
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Manchuria
United States
Pacific
Mobilization debate as Truman prepares wartime address
Observers weigh a possible full mobilization of U S manpower and industry amid the Korean crisis. President Truman is expected to address Congress and the nation outlining urgent steps. Projections include hundreds of billions in new military funds and large increases in Army Navy and Air Force manpower limits.
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Truman
Congress
Soviet Union Offers Olive Branch on Korean War
The article reports unconfirmed belief that the Soviet Union has offered terms to settle the Korean conflict. It notes a wounded peace gesture as Russia supposedly seeks to halt the fighting, with China occupying a seat in the United Nations.
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Soviet Union
United A
Russia
China
United Nations
Limited controls eyed to back Korea campaign
Observers foresee new anti inflation steps and a Truman request to Congress for higher taxes and wartime spending. Officials privately anticipate voluntary steel allocations and possible ceilings on auto and electronics output to protect arm production and curb gray market pricing. Consumer credit controls may be restored to slow booming demand.
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Korea
Truman
Congress
Labor Leader Green Calls For All-Out War Readiness
William Green, president of the American Federation of Labor, urged total preparedness for any potential conflict. He warned of a possible third world war, calling for mobilization of labor, training equipment, regular supplies, and rapid transportation to ensure mobility and reduce bombing risks.
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William Green
American Federation of Labor
Green
One of the strangest lineups in modern politics
Observers call the vote lineup among lawmakers among the strangest in modern history as the house rejected a proposal to alter how presidential elections reflect the popular vote. The measure failed 210 to 134 after senate approval last spring and required two thirds and state approval to pass.
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House
Senate
Once Over Seedbed Method Cuts Crop Costs
Michigan State College agronomists report that a single pass plow, pack and plant operation reduces tillage steps while yielding as well as conventional seedbed prep. The method enables faster planting on soils of good tilth with small grains sugar beets and corn.
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Michigan State College Agronomists
Once-Over Soil Preparation Improves Seed Establishment
Illustrated guide explains the once over method of plowing packing and planting to reduce costs and fuel use. Two disking and two harrowing steps are skipped, preserving tilth for better water storage and seed contact for nutrient, air and moisture access.
X-Disease Appears in Illinois Cattle
A study notes hyperkeratosis or x disease has been reported in 37 plus states with varying impact. Illinois reports few herd decimations but southern states face more severe outbreaks. Young cattle are more susceptible and death rates are higher across beef and dairy, while the disease’s cause remains unknown. The article also surveys U S farm population trends from 1910 to postwar 1945 shifts.
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Journal of American Veterinary Medical Association
Illinois
U. S. Bureau of Animal Industry
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Sewing Circle Patterns School Frock in Gay Contrast
Pattern No. 8349 offers a two piece dress with a yoke and puffed sleeves for ages 4 to 12. It includes a con trast edged skirt and size 6 uses 2 yards of 39 inch fabric and contrast. the fall wardrobe guide accompanies the cost of 25 cents.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
South Wells St
Chicago
Electric Water Pump Saves Many Pump Pains
The Rural Electrification Administration notes that water pumping is a key farm use of electricity after lighting. Five cents of electricity can pump and deliver 1,000 gallons of water, reducing time spent on manual pumping as more farms adopt electric pumps.
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Rural Electrification Administration
Braising Explained and Kitchen Tips From an Age
Wet a INTSES Braising a process that combines browning steaming and stewing is a good way to cook the less tender kinds of meat Use your alarm clock to time cooking while doing housework A storage space at 35 to 45 degrees F with humidity of 85 percent or more preserves egg quality There are two rules for serving watermelon pick a good one and serve it cold Potatoes are grown on about 1.5 to 2 million farms across the United States.
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United States
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