1952 US Farm Economies And Global Affairs
A collage of 1952 issues covers farm purchasing power and land values, jet aviation advances, Korean peace talks deadlock, proposed flood disaster insurance, and awards for major newspapers. The piece notes farm output costs, government estimates of farm purchasing power, and total land value rising above 1920 levels, along with rising marketing margins and farm income trends. It also highlights the advent of jet airliners, the Korean War stalemate on repatriation and airfield rights, President Truman’s flood insurance proposal, and St. Louis Post-Dispatch Pulitzer recognition.
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Air Department
Missouri Valley
Truman
Congress
Midwest
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
St. Louis Post - Dispatch
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Herman Wouk
Joseph Kramm
Opinion Column Warns of Decadent Voters and Kremlin Threats
The columnist argues voters abandoned presidential participation in 1948, warns of bankruptcy and Kremlin conquest, and urges the educated to defend Western Europe by voting. The piece mocks party spending and condemns apathy toward national fate.
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Kremlin
Offic
Western
Europe
Wood Traps Fish Gear Touted at 99 Feet Seattle
A long wooden fish trap design described as Douglas fir reaches 99 feet and is slated for use in Seattle Washington. The device named fish trap is noted for its length and construction as a fishing aid.
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Seattle
Washington
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