Federal dairy of Agriculture cash income study sparks farm critique
A Suburban List reader questions a Federal Agriculture booklet claiming one fourth of American farm families have cash income under 1000 dollars per year. The writer argues most farms rely on self-produced food and questions plans to educate farmers into urban industrial work, citing age and rural life concerns.
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Essex Junction
Vermont
Federal Department of Agriculture
Rich Ag Asinine
Posal
Woman finds peace by choosing home life for children
A distressed mother describes overwhelming worry after her husband left and her struggle to balance work and family. She prays for wisdom, weighs schooling and income, and ultimately decides to stay home to provide a normal life for her children, leading to better sleep, health, and a hopeful outlook as she feels God supports her.
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Fay
Lina
Edie Ibéen
Sitovapor
Nawant
Srez
Ufe
Strongest Economic System Yet Warned by Twentieth Century Fund
A major study by the Twentieth Century Fund argues the United States features the strongest productive system in history. It projects 1960 national output at $414 billion, total personal income around $215 billion, and average household income over $6,000, with growth prospects ahead.
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New York
America
Twentieth Century Fund
Groyith
Armed Services
New Toy Solves Ancient Problem
A New York toy introduces a mechanical bird described as an orthopter or ornithopter. It imitates a real bird by flapping wings powered by rubber bands inside a plastic body. A nose crank tensions the bands and cams convert rotation to wing flaps enabling swoops and dives.
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New York
Leonardo da Vinci
Webster
Ocean Fishes Differ Around the World
The Smithsonian receives over 1000 Liberian fish specimens from George C. Miller showing distinct eastern and western Atlantic types. Salt and brackish water species reveal regional differences, challenging the idea of oceans as a melting pot.
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Washington
Smithsonian Institution
George C. Miller
Fish and Wildlife Service
Department of the Interior
Atlantic
Ex-Justice of Peace Robbery Goes Wrong in Rayne
In Rayne Louisiana 75 year old former justice Albert Johnson on a $55 a month pension robbed a bank of 9800 dollars. He was tackled by a customer as he exited, his mask slipping and other patrons helping. Sheriff Walter Larcade expressed disbelief at the lifelong friend’s crime despite no prior record.
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Rayne
Communist appeal urges East German girls to persuade boyfriends to join army
Berlin reports Die Junge Welt, the newspaper of the Communist Free German Youth, urged women to talk their male partners into enlisting. The appeal encourages military service as a duty.
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Berlin
Free German
Die Junge Welt
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