Nichols Sees Lighter Side Of The News
United Press reports on Leon Loeb, head of Sound Studios, Inc., who records speeches for Capitol Hill figures. He notes politicians seek quick turnarounds, plus equal time rules, and he earns a fee when work is done. Loeb, a Washington figure, has a varied past in film, meat cooperatives, design, and military service.
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Leaves absorb iron through defoliant sprays
Some deficient elements like iron can be absorbed by a tree through foliar sprays. The process allows nutrients to enter leaves directly, aiding in correcting deficiencies when soil uptake is limited.
Hoard Of Steel Seen In African Bushlands
Great mountains of iron near Airlie Transvaal may feed South African steel mills and later overseas. Do minion Iron and Steel Corp expects first production this year using Krupp Renn process led by Martin Gubitz with Krupp engineers.
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South Africa
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Transvaal
Dominion Iron and Steel Corporation
Rhodesia
Belgian Congo
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Hermann Goering
Germany
Gubitz
Krupp Works
Stair hazards reduced by Masonite hardboard cover
Basement stairs can be made safer with a non skid cover. Masonite quarter inch tempered hardboard, nailed screen side up, provided durable flooring. This material withstood millions of footsteps at the Chicago World Fair.
Wheelbarrows Hidden in Peron Project Trick
A Buenos Aires security anecdote recounts Juan and Evita Peron funding a guarded operation. A daily workman arrives at noon with a wheelbarrow of straw, arousing a wary guard who inspects the load but finds nothing. A year later the workman profits, admitting the ruse: the theft was the wheelbarrows themselves.
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Evita Peron
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Voters Open to a Professional Military Presidential Candidate
A nationwide Princeton Research Service poll shows 73 percent would vote for a professional military man and 21 percent would not, with 6 percent undecided. Democrats show more disapproval than Republicans and independents. women more than men favor a military candidate.
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United States
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Veterans Favor Military Man for President Says Today’s Survey
The survey finds that around seven in ten World War I veterans and other veterans would not object to a military candidate for the presidency. Minor differences appear among age, occupation, education, and regional groups. A June poll prior to the Republican Convention shows little change in sentiment.
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United States
White House
High Taxes Cloud Youths Success Dream
Chicago report notes high taxes hinder youth opportunity says Richard B. Sellars, president of the Young Presidents Organization. Poll figures 20 percent would not vote for him, 73 percent no opinion, 7 percent undecided. Chronicle-Telegram reprints U S Poll results.
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Princeton Research Service
King Feature Syndicate
Youth presidents face tougher climb amid high taxes
Elyria July 31 1952 YPO notes harder path to advancement as taxes rise Sellars Ethicon Sutures Laboratories president says many men could not start over under current conditions The YPO lists 317 young presidents who led industrial firms with 100 plus employees and sales over 1 million annual for a service company threshold over 2 million
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