Wimbledon boosts U S tennis outlook amid Davis Cup doubts
The piece notes Wimbledon results lifting American hopes in the Davis Cup race. It highlights Bobby Riggs defeating Elwood Cooke in the Wimbledon final, Budge’s pro move, and rising players like Frank Parker while acknowledging past disappointments and competing international stars.
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Bobby Riggs
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Henri Cochet
Bill Thompson
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Birth Rate Drop Pressures Milk Price and Use
The New York state College of Agriculture links declining birth rates to reduced milk consumption among adults and adolescents. It urges industry efforts to promote milk as a drink, cut costs for low income families, and address high retail spreads tied to wages and labor. Future milk prices hinge on commodity price trends.
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Green Vegetables Promote Balanced Diet Value
Leafy green vegetables have long been valued in nutrition for iron vitamin A calcium and other nutrients. Recent surveys show iron calcium and vitamin A as underconsumed essentials while greens also supply vitamin C B and fiber essential for healthy diets.
Aerial Photos Recast Farm Records under AAA
Aerial photography becomes essential for accurate field measurement under the Agricultural Adjustment Act to verify soil conservation compliance. Air measurement is about one third cheaper than old methods, costing about four cents per acre versus six, with expenses deducted from farmer payments.
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AAA
Farm Facts and Livestock Impact Highlight 1938 Ohio Data
The article notes mushroom cultivation in the US under 50 years old and cites Ohio farm income figures for 1938. Crop sales totaled 63.881 million dollars while livestock and products reached 218.685 million. Artificial insemination success in dairy cattle in six southern-tier counties prompts NY state college of agriculture to authorize broader use.
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New York State College of Agriculture
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