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Scandia Journal

Location

Scandia, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1950

Page

2

UN Forces Win N Korea Victory Amid 38th Parallel Debate

Three months after the attack across the 38th parallel, United Nations forces push south and destroy much of the invading army while deliberations at the General Assembly hinge on whether to cross the line. Debate centers on risk of wider war and regional international reaction.

South Korea United Nations Pusan Inchon 38Th Parallel North Korea Republic of North U.N General Assembly U. N Moscow Peiking MacArthur Red China Korea South China

UN growth in strength to keep peace Hull says on birthday

Cordell Hull on his 79th birthday urged time and devotion by free nations to strengthen the United Nations for international peace and security. Warren R. Austin warned against allowing the aggressor to shelter behind imaginary lines that threaten Korea and world peace.

Free Nations United Nations Cordell Hull Voice of America North Korea Korea Warren R. Austin U. S General Assembly

Defense orders put military first in production push

The national production program assigns a D.O. priority to war contracts, giving the Atomic Energy Commission and the military first call on factories and materials. Civilian output like autos may be redirected. General Motors warns of a 10 to 15 percent cut in vehicle production as scarce materials are diverted to rearmament, with impact expected within a year.

National Production Administration Atomic Energy Commission Defense Department Defense General Motors

Gorilla Bushman Breaks Free at Lincoln Park Zoo

Bushman the 550 pound gorilla roamed the monkey house for two hours after an attendant left the cage door unlocked. A garter snake frightened him back into his cage as baby alligators and the same snake helped corral him. Caretaker Edgar Robinson was bitten on the arm during the incident.

Bushman Chicago Lincoln, Park Zoo Edgar Robinson

Modern Milk House Built Under Drive

Farmers adapt barn layouts to use space efficiently by placing a two story milk house under a driveway along a ridge. The milking area sits on low ground while the upper section rests over the ridge, with the roof reinforced by steel beams.

Protein supplement cuts swine production costs

Farmers with ample grain may skip the protein supplement to save corn. Experiments show corn alone requires 11 to 12 bushels per 100 pounds of gain, while corn plus a protein mix yields 100 pounds of pork from five and a half to six bushels of corn and 50 pounds of supplement. With current prices, each bushel of corn used with a supplement is worth 2.25 to 2.75 dollars, versus 1.50 to 1.75 dollars for corn alone. Hogs reach market weight in five and a half to six months with a balanced feed.

Reasonable Care Will Extend Life of Pillow

Pillows benefit from simple, steady care. Air them regularly in cool dry air to prevent lumping and dust. Remove covers and fluff daily when making the bed to keep feathers evenly distributed and maintain comfort.

Bring Outmoded Chairs New Life by Remodeling

Pattern 312 demonstrates updating chairs with padding and covering. A kitchen chair becomes a padded slipper chair, an old wicker chair is reupholstered, and rockers are remodeled. Illustrations show repairing springs and frames. Price 2c. Workshop Pattern Service Drawer 10 Bedford Hills New York.

Contradiction in Reported Medical Aid Cited by Arthur

In a dialogue from the evening paper Arthur questions a report claiming a woman fell and died without medical aid. The father notes the report may conflict with expected medical response, prompting Arthur to seek clarity on the account.

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