Wheat abundance and Pharaohs dream stir political faith
The piece links a harvest surge and a biblical dream to critique planners and government aid. It cites Henry Wallace and conservative fears of overproduction, urging storage and a Joseph-like policy to endure famine. The column blends commentary on agriculture, politics, and divine providence with regional anecdotes.
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Cut Production Of Bottle Caps Cuts Use Of Blackplate
Washington June 2 production of bottle caps for beer and soft drinks fell about 70 percent as blackplate steel use was restricted. Manufacturers will switch to plastics or substitutes. Prohibitions on blackplate and tin use in bottling tools take effect August 1 and today in some processes. Authorities expect savings of about 31 000 tons of blackplate and 300 tons of tin annually affecting about 70 manufacturers, 30 brewers, 657 percent letters, 2100 wineries and other distillers. FRANKFORT Ind Distances of Frankfort police cars halted for a period as patrols resume with night shift restored.
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