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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1952
Page
16
Washington County potato prospects grim as corn borers menace the crop. Agent Mark Miller urges immediate spraying prior to hatch, detailing best mixtures and dosages for large and small plots to curb damage and disease.
Farmers implement long lasting renewable power systems on base farm structures. Martin Feed employees guide the process and oversee design choices. The initiative aims to improve efficiency and resilience for rural operations.
Belfast report notes renewed debate over conscripting Northern Ireland youths into Britain's armed forces. Factors include partition sensitivities and a manpower committee in Belfast examining compulsory service. Britain recently extended national service, prompting questions why Northern Ireland youth might be exempt.
The article notes that about 10 million Americans were hard of hearing to some degree while roughly 4 million were believed to have serious handicaps. It emphasizes the discrepancy between partial and substantial hearing loss in that era.
Puann Korea June 6 President Syngman Rhee told President Truman the South Korean political situation had been exaggerated and that he would dissolve the National Assembly only as a last resort. Truman urged him not to take irrevocable steps while Britain and Australia sent similar cautions.
U S Ambassador John J Muccto, en route back to Pusan from a brief U S vacation, told reporters in Tokyo he believes opposing factions in the South Korean government will unite to straighten things out. The federal government assigns rail stations a power limit of 8008 watts. Silver is noted as the best conductor of heat and electricity.
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