Careful eye needed to judge frost grain for seed use
The editorial advises farmers to send four ounce grain samples with 75 cents to the nearest Dominion Plant Products Division for accurate germination testing. It explains that surface frost can mislead judgement about germ viability and endosperm health, and that lightly frosted grain may germinate well while heavily frosted grain may not harmful germ may persist. Samples should be sent early for testing.
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Dominion Plant Products Division
Security Council gridlock and Korea debate continues
Mr Malik gave up the presidency of the United Nations Security Council two weeks ago amid failure to reach an agenda. Sir Gladwyn Jebb presides as South Korean, Formosan, and Chinese issues top the agenda. The US notes a Soviet officer’s body was found after a bomber with a red star was shot down off Korea. President Truman urged eight points for Far Eastern peace and Korea’s future, while British troops man frontline positions in rain and darkness near the 38th parallel. The piece also covers domestic debate on steel nationalisation and government policy under Mr. Morrison and Mr. Attlee, warning of industrial friction and calls for an early general election to settle policy.
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Jacob Malik
United Nations’ Security Council
Malik
Council
Gladwyn Jebb
Republic of Korea
Formosa
United States
United Nations
Truman
Korea
United Nations’ Command
China
Far East
Morrison
Mr. Attlee
Attlee
Ministry of Supply
Minis
Iron and Steel Corporation
Mr. Morrison
Churchill
Iron and Steel Board
T.U.C
Alfred Lord Tennyson in Life and Times of a Poet Laureate
A compact portrait of Alfred Lord Tennyson, touching his Lincolnshire birth on August 6 1809, Cambridge years, close friendship with Hallam, poems from In Memoriam to The Idylls of the King, his laureateship, family life, honors, and death on October 6 1892, with notes on his enduring legacy.
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wuUucetss Caine
Mii
Lincoln
Somersby
Alfred
Mablethorpe
North Sea
Germany
Louth
Horace
Charles
University of Cambridge
Arthur Hallam
Emily
Hallam
Austria
Milton
Tennyson
Sider
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Greece
Byron
Cambridge
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Spain
Torrijos
Ferdinand
Arthur
Emily Selwood
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Elizabeth Barrett
Browning
Wordsworth
Dora
Maud
Enid
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Elaine
Guinevere
Prince Consort
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Enoch Arden
Hassemere
Surrey
Lionel
India
Gladstone
Disraeli
House of Lords
Harold
Becket
Carlyle
Westminster Abbey
Chaucer
Bacon
Lord Tennyson
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Middlesex Regiment
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Robert Harvey
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