Production Per Worker Is Low On Russian Farms
The article compares Soviet and American farming, noting Russian state farms use more machinery but employ far fewer workers per land area. It cites a U S observer saying Soviet workers produce about one fifth the output of an American farm hand, and that manning efficiency and incentives differ due to state and collective farm structures. The piece highlights the high land area per worker in the USSR and questions the future of efficiency as Russia seeks to raise output.
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Tis
University of Neb
Alaska College of Agriculture
U. S
Asj
Amercan
Huis
Soviet Union
Ramee Ae
Gouwiel
Ussr
U.S
Avon Lake to get $14,700 gas pipeline plan
A $14,700 natural gas project approved by local officials will extend service to new subdivisions along Lake Road in Avon Lake. The plan involves 800 workers across a collective farming setup with four-inch pipe laying west from Rt 6, while traffic stays open during construction and wages follow a piecework scale.
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Avon Lake
C. C. Crist
Ohio Fuel
Gas Co
Lake Rd
Feardential
Beny Duce
Rt. 6
Fructaut Trader Co
Moore/Goodrich Chemical Co
Corporation
Cleveland Electric Illuminating
Poet
Plans Set For Field Day Program Sept 8
The Ohio Exfarmperiment Station at Wooster will host a field day on Sept. 8 with tours and informal talks. Experts will discuss corn, wheat, soybeans, planting, cultivating and harvesting with demonstrations on nitrogen, rock phosphate and fertilizer use. Lunch will be available and 36 250 acres of farm operations will be featured with about 2 500 workers involved.
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Ohio
Wooster
Elt
Srit
Fas Ntate
MTS
Orbean Varieles
East Agronomy Center
Apple Creek State Hospital
Walking Fatal To Roving Crow In Rabies Control Effort
Schenectady New York trapper William O Kergel explains the uncertainty of life in his rabies control work. He set 44 traps catching 17 foxes in a spring month while spending most time freeing 14 woodchucks 6 skunks raccoons a weasel and a roving crow from traps.
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Kergel
Water shutoff planned in South Amherst Friday
Residents of South Amherst should stock up before 9 a.m. tomorrow as water will be off from 5 a.m. to 1 p.m. Friday. The interruption is to allow a four inch school line to be cut into the system, according to Calvin Ruth, chairman of the board of public affairs.
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South Amherst
Thin Village
Calvin Ruth
Board of Public Affairs
Rochester Corres precent Mrs Elmer Dygert
Community note from Rochester about correspondence with Mrs Elmer Dygert, Wellington contact S45 E.
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Corres
Elmer Dygert
Wellington
Bias or ban ends voting rule for Filipino bases
Justice Secretary Pedro Tuason ruled that Filipino citizens living on U S controlled bases cannot vote in local elections. The decision affects residents visiting relatives or staying at bases during elections. The ruling follows proposals to abolish 32 precincts within the U S naval reservation. Dayton and Columbus events are noted in context.
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Manila
Pedro Tuason
Robert Hardy
Ana
Cynthia
Dayton
Columbus
Rulng
Anne Carol Crawford
U.S. Naval
Olongapo
Zambales
Daisy Pently
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William O. Kergel
S. Amherst
Eureka
Sarer Roto-Matic
Acton
Siew Spar
Erma Turnbull
Mildred Murray
Oberlin High School
Chronicle-Telegram
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SALE
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Gripper
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