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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1951
Page
6
Officials in Washington DC warn of public apathy toward atomic attack risk. Dr Richard Gerstell, consultant with the federal office of civilian defense and author of How to Survive an Atom Bomb, notes many households have not begun safety steps despite bulletins.
Nancy Nicolson stars opposite William Holden and Frank Lovejoy in Force of Arms, her last film before maternity leave. A WAC officer oversees her wardrobe while a prep home once owned by Burgess Meredith and Paulette Goddard sits near New York. Ruth Hussey declines NBC five year TV deal. Susan Peters seeks a boy sister for Timmy. Public defense brief urges essential home fire safety and fallout shelter planning amid civilian defense push.
A Boston man pursues Sheila while Sheila reveals Jim is secretly in love with Bette, a married woman. Sheila ends the arrangement, noting Gill and Bette cherish their marriage and that Jim’s secret will prevent marriage.
Gary Lee Jackson seven plays Helen Hayes neighbor in My Son John. He began acting at four and has appeared in six films. His brother Curtis fourteen and sister Sherry nine are also veteran child actors.
A mixed list of crossword clues across and down, covering terms from shapes and pastries to rivers and furniture. Includes entries such as machines, springs, verbs, pronouns, and various objects with Dutch and French language hints.
A compact list of crossword like clues includes Mist and affirmative vote for 27 and 29, cake mixture for 30, Vipers for 33, Like for 36, Narrated for 37, Exclamation for 39, Cease for 40, Board of ordnance for 43, plus missing entries for 44 45 47 49. It also references Guido's highest note, a disease, the unit of electrical capacity and an early Italian painter.
Wright A. Patterson argues Truman’s firing of Gen. Mac Arthur shows political calculations over policy. He warns of vote losses for the Democratic Party, critiques Dean Acheson, cites Korea casualties, and questions the wolf cries used to push legislation. He urges continued spending cuts and measured action.
Thousands on government payrolls in Washington are described as idle with backing from the Democratic national committee, and new names are continually being added each day, signaling growing workforce expansion and perceived inactivity.
The University of Delaware agricultural experiment station finds that profitable broiler farming hinges on ample space with 0.6 square feet per bird. Proper housing and scientific methods are essential for a successful operation.
An Indiana broiler producer runs 1,200 three pound broilers every 10 or 11 weeks in a 16 by 60 foot sectionally built house.Expandable four foot sections allow long builds up to 300 feet.arched roofs provide headroom and no interior pillars while Masonite sheathing endures weather. The experiment station warns crowding harms growth, feed use, cost per pound, and total broilers sold per chick started.
Cattle owners near the Canadian border are warned of bovine anaplasmosis a malaria like disease once restricted to the south and west. The American Veterinary Medical Association reports mild Minnesota cases and notes recovered cattle may remain carriers threatening others as shipments move north.
Robert A. Olson will lead spring tests across several Nebraska sites to measure phosphorus delivery power in soils and determine what share of phosphorus used by oats originates from the soil.
Northeast Colorado blacksmith welding and machine shop with modern home for 14000 dollars. Arthur Frenzen sells a Massey Harris Model 27 combine. 33 acres Ozarks farm land near Lebanon Missouri. Monument stock equipment in Clinton Missouri. Route 3 Lebanon and Elba Colorado listings.
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