Russia Not Likely To Start World War III Soon
Western diplomats in Moscow report the Kremlin favors delaying large war moves. Analysts warn Russia could gamble on a short war but fear heavy retaliation as industry and air defenses expand. The piece assesses Soviet military strength, industry, oil, coal, and youth indoctrination efforts.
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United Press
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Russian Bloc
Soviet Bloc
Free World
Prices Received By Farmers Show Decline
The Agriculture Department reports prices received by farmers fell 2.3 percent in the month ended July 15, marking a fifth straight decline from the February peak. Despite the drop, the average prices are 118 percent higher than a year ago, with July 15 at 294 percent of the 1910-14 base. The farm cost index held at 282 percent, while the farm parity ratio fell to 104 percent from 107 percent a month earlier.
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Washington
Agricultural Department
Auto Production Slumps Amid Material Shortages and Controls
Industry spokesmen warned that car production will fall well beyond a 40 percent cut as the national production authority tightens steel copper and aluminum allocations. They said defense programs receive priority leaving automakers unable to obtain needed materials to meet NPR forecasts for July through December.
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Automobile Industry
National Production Authority
NPA
NPR
Grape Growers To Meet On Monday
A large group of Ohio grape growers will attend a meeting of the Ohio Grape Growers Institute at Hotel Carter in Cleveland. A report will cover efforts by the Ohio Grape Growers and Vintners Association. Indications point to strong demand and fair prices for black grapes, while red and white varieties are hard to sell. Delegates are urged to attend. The Ohio Grape Growers plan a Put-In-Bay meeting on Monday August 27 with boat departure details to be announced.
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Ohio Grape Growers Institute
Hotel Carter
Cleveland
Ohio Grape Growers and Vintners Association
Ohio Grape Growers
Put-In-Bay
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Chigger Control Advise From OSU Expert
Ohio State University entomologist Prof. Dwight M. DeLong announces repellant treatments for chiggers and mosquitoes. Dimethyl phthalate applied to skin forms a protective film. benzoate treated clothing protects for weeks with laundering.
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Ohio State University
Dwight M. DeLong
DeLong
Treatment Claims Protect Skin From Chiggers With Sprays
A late month report notes that Dr. DeLong warned three chemicals may bind chigger control on lawns. The suggested agents include chlordane and irdane with proper spraying methods using any one of them to protect skin against chigger bites.
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