Brannan Sees No Wheat Shortage Here to 1951
Secretary Brannan downplays reports of an imminent wheat shortage in the United States forecasting a 1951 crop near one billion bushels. He expects about 682 million bushels winter wheat and 303 million spring wheat plus a 400 million bushel carryover to meet foreign and domestic needs, including 200 million for India, despite drought and insect-damaged southern plains. He warns only possible future conservation steps if exports and consumption weaken stocks, noting a 14 billion basket 1951-52 supply would be eighth largest.
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Waslington
INS
Agacultue
Brannan
India
Great Plains
Oklahoma
Shuster Brannan
Spade and Trowel Notes on Begonia Tubers and Care
Lou Tarr discusses tuberous begonias in a garden club bulletin. He notes testing programs by the Men's Garden Club of America, differences in rooting media, timing, fertilization practices, light requirements, and watering. Observations cover climate effects in Central New York, shade needs, and pest control including slug damage and DDT use.
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Amerwa
Moran Named As Receiver In Fire Dept Shakedown Trial
James J Moran, ally of ex mayor William O Dwyer, named in court as an official connected to a $500000 yearly fire department shakedown racket. Moran, a former first deputy fire commissioner, is not a defendant but linked to a probe into four ex firemen who allegedly extorted fuel installers for work approvals. Courts aim to establish higher levels of involvement amid ongoing federal perjury case and past positions with city services.
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New York
James J Moran
William O'Dwyer
Moan
O'Dwyer
US Senate Crime Committee
Alfred J. Scott
Moran
Lremen
Scott Sail
James
Moran” Moran
Hugh
Run
Wage rises cited as New York City debates secession talk
Dente cited an average seven cent an hour wage increase in New York through collective bargaining in 1950 with many escalator clauses noted after the Korean War. City figures blame state funds and demand relief, while a secession talk surfaces as a political pressure point.
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New York
New York State
Indus
City Hall
Eduard Corst
Corsi
New York City
Charles E Keegan
Keegan
Congress
Thomas E Dewey
Cors
Industr
Newsprint Price Hikes July by International Paper
International Paper Sales Company announces a $31 per ton price increase on newsprint to take effect July 1, raising U S price to 146 per ton and Canada price to 112 per ton. Other Canadian firms Abitzb Power and Paper Montreal Consolidated Paper and Anglo Canadian Pulp and Paper follow with boosts.
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Montreal GP
International Paper Sales Company, Inc
Fim
International
New York
Canada
Abitzb Power and Paper Company of
Toronto
Consolidated Paper Corporation
Montreal
Anglo- Canadian Pulp and Paper Company, Ltd
Quebes
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Brannnan
Agriculture “Department
Spade and Trowel
Lou Tarr
Sauipe
Maremont
S. Townsend St
Squibb & Sons
Dente
Mount Vernon
Bond
The
Mount Vernoni Dustilery Co
Baluosore, Maryland
the Square
the Square Whiskey
TREE
Sanford's
Boo S. Townsend
Parker
Fayonte
Choosemow
Parker Pen Company
Janesville
Wisconsin
PH Streeteenie Nee Nuiber Pierte Smirk
C. New Forketts
Pater Day Conan
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