Russia Not Likely To Start World War III Soon
Western diplomats assess a new Moscow magazine and Soviet plans as experts weigh chances of a quick war. The Kremlin faces industrial limits, manpower, and air defense gaps that temper aggressive moves while keeping options for a larger clash later.
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Frar
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Prices Received by Farmers Show Decline in July
The Agricultural Department reports a 23 percent drop in prices received by farmers for commodities in the month ended July 15, the fifth consecutive decline from the February peak. Despite the fall, the average prices were 11.8 percent higher than a year ago, with the July 15 level at 294 percent of the 1910-14 base. Farm living costs remained steady at 282 percent, and the farm parity ratio declined to 104 percent from 107. The all time high parity was 122 in October 1946.
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Agricultural Department
Auto Production To Take Nosedive
Washington officials warn car output will plunge beyond a 40 percent cut as the National Production Authority tightens steel, copper and aluminum allocations. Automakers say material shortages persist despite defense allocations, with July to September and October to December forecasts undercut by the new quotas.
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Grape Growers To Meet On Monday
Grape growers of this district will attend a meeting of the Ohio Grape Growers Institute at Hotel Carter in Cleveland. A report on the efforts of the Ohio Grape Growers and Vintners Association will be given. Indications point to good demand and fair prices for black type grapes, while red and white varieties are hard to dispose of even at low prices. Delegates are urged to attend. The Ohio Grape Growers will meet in Put-In-Bay on Monday, August 27, with boat departure details to be announced.
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Put-In-Bay
Port Clinton
Chigger Control Told By Ohio State Expert
Ohio State University entomologist Prof. Dwight M. DeLong unveiled chigger repellents for skin and clothing. Dimethyl phthalate protects skin for hours. benzol benzoate treated clothing offers weeks of protection. He cautioned prevention is better than cure once bites occur.
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Dwight M. DeLong
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Control of chiggers in lawns recommended by Dr DeLong
Earlier this month Dr DeLong reported that control of chiggers in lawns could be accomplished by three chemicals. Chlordane lindane or proper spraying with any one of permethrin or dimite.
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