Korea Talks Drag On As Fronts Remain Active
The week’s news notes slow progress in Korean peace talks amid disagreement over cease-fire lines and ongoing UN combat. U N chief delegates and defense leaders warn of continued fighting while Europe plans reinforce defenses. Public price controls provoke confusion and cynicism as lawmakers debate the bill. Elgin prepares to mark its 50 millionth watch milestone. Federal agents crack a $30 million heroin ring amid a large narcotics bust.
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Cattle Swine Crop Near Record for 1952
A January 1 1952 survey projects near record national cattle and swine totals. Beef cattle may reach 65.4 million, up 5.8 million from 1951 and 7.6 million above the 1945 wartime peak, with total cattle around 90 million. The 1951 pig crop tops become history with an estimated 106 million pigs for the year.
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Average house lighting circuits function satisfactorily on 15 amp fuses while circuits powering appliances may require 20 amp fuses.
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