Truman Attlee Confer on Peace Without Appeasement
President Truman and Prime Minister Attlee wrapped up a five day summit issuing a ten point plan. They pledged united action to aid non Communist Southeast Asia, oppose appeasement, and boost NATO defense, with a supreme commander to lead combined North Atlantic forces.
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Attlee
Southeast Asia
Korea
United States
Britain
Far East
China
U.N
Formosa
U.S
U. N
State Acheson
Defense Marshall
Rent Control Extended for 90 Days in Congress Action
The Senate approved a 90 day extension of the federal rent control law with House ratification expected. The renewed measure keeps controls in communities that chose to extend through June 30 and aligns with President Truman's request to buy time to address inflation and broader rent issues.
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House
Senate
Truman
Congress
Korea War At A Crossroads After Harsh Retreats
The U S Eighth Army fell back below the 38th parallel toward Seoul while the first marine division and British units reached Hamhung after a 50 mile retreat in sub zero cold. Mortality estimates place Marines casualties up to 6000 as observers debate next moves including a defense at the 38th parallel or a beachhead around Inchon and Seoul with allied support. General MacArthur warns the fight cannot last without stronger political or military force to deter China.
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Korea
U. S. Eighth Army
North Korea
38Th Parallel
Seoul
Hamhung
Inchon
U.N
MacArthur
United Nations
China
Farm Bureau speakers oppose price controls and rationing
At the American Farm Bureau Federation convention in Dallas Texas Federation President Allan B. Kline argued that price controls do not curb inflation and may mask it and urged higher taxes as a remedy. E Howard Hill Iowa Farm Bureau president cited polls showing opposition to rationing and price ceilings. H H Alp poultry division director said an advisory committee recommends no price ceilings and no rationing.
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American Farm Bureau Federation
Dallas
Tex
Federation
Allan B. Kline
E. Howard Hill
Iowa Farm Bureau
H. H. Alp
Poultry Division
Quality Pasture Cuts Hog Feeding Costs
Midwest soil improvement committee cites University of Wisconsin research showing high quality legume pasture can cut hog feeding costs up to 30 percent. An acre of good pasture saves 1,500 pounds of grain and 500 to 700 pounds of protein, with alfalfa red clover Ladino clover and rye highlighted as top pastures. Fertilizing legume seedings with phosphate and potash boosts yields and helps pastures survive winter.
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Middle West Soil Improvement Committee
University of Wisconsin Animal Husbandry
Aberdeen Angus Breeder Popularity Surges Across Nation
The Aberdeen Angus breed shows rising breeder interest with a 26 percent increase in purebred registrations since 1949 and a 32 percent rise in ownership transfers. A total of 110,442 Angus entered registry. 98,591 moved to new owners at auctions and private sales. The Angus breeders association added 2,431 new breeders this year.
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United States
Angus Breeders’ Association
Durable Feeder Construction Tips for Farmers
Durable feeder is praised for toughness and economy. Instructions list材料 including lumber pieces 1 by 6 7 percent feet long and several boards plus nails and masonite tempered hardboard. notes that any hardy farmer with tools can assemble it.
Government Removes Eggs From Price Support List
Government removes eggs from price support list effective January 1. Poultrymen anticipate fluctuating egg prices after removal, with stabilization expected only after a short period as agricultural workers await the impact in the Midwest.
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Midwest
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Washington
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Short
Stephen T. Early
Farm Bureau
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