Malik's Peace Proposal and Korea War Debate
The article surveys Malik's cease fire offer amid Korea fighting, weighing Soviet motives and Chinese reaction. It notes home-front hopes for peace, U.N. goals, and warns that outcomes depend on China and verification of sincerity, with U.S. caution as peace rumors swirl.
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Jacob A. Malik
Korea
America
U.S
Malik
Formosa
China
United Nations
Main Street
U.N
U.S. State Department
Startling Experiment Extends Freshness For Vegetables
The Country Gentleman reports a ray-meleic hydrazide spray that slows growth and preserves flavor and firmness of potatoes onions carrots beets parsnips and turnips for about a year or more without reducing yield. Scientists say results are so strong they could hardly believe them possible.
Homemade Freezer Helps Farmers Build Own Storage Unit
Farmers turn to DIY freezers using cinder blocks and insulation to store beef, cherries, strawberries, and beans. A %4 horsepower compressor runs the unit in a farm basement with rafters for canning storage. Proper packing with moisture proof materials is urged to prevent deterioration.
Intestinal Disease Strikes Swine Herds Across States
Thousands of pigs in major swine states are hit by transmissible gastroenteritis, described as the worst U S disease of its kind. The AVMA warns no farm is entirely safe, with severe diarrhea vomiting and dehydration. No standard drug exists. control relies on isolating healthy stock from infected pigs and contaminated areas.
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U.S
American Veterinary Medical Association
AVMA
Knee Rest for Gardeners with Cushioned Kneel Pad
A knee rest designed for gardeners to ease kneeling while weeding. The base prevents sinking into soft ground and the three vertical pieces have rounded edges. A canvas cover provides comfortable knee support with ample slack for comfort.
Side Dressing Corn Crop With Nitrogen Pays Off
Prof C J Chapman of the Wisconsin extension notes side dressing corn with nitrogen in late June boosted yields by about 4 percent on a Dane county farm last year. He warns nitrogen rate depends on soil fertility and recommends at least 40 pounds per acre, with higher amounts under certain conditions.
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C. J. Chapman
University of Wisconsin Extension Agronomist
Dane County
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