Farmers Eye 1949 Plans for Extra Cash and Home Upgrades
The article notes 1948 set a record with about 41.2 billion dollars in gross farm income and predicts further gains. Experts advise farmers to spend surplus cash on home and farm improvements, improved housing, and time-saving devices, while raising living standards for families as rural life evolves toward greater modernization.
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United States
Agricultural Committee On National Policy
Iiprove
Childres
Hymeolt
VA issues over 300000 checks daily
The VBA issues more than 300000 checks each business day as part of its routine payments system. This high volume highlights the agency's ongoing workload and emphasis on timely financial disbursement.
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Walkers Take On Horses in 100 Mile Challenge
Mill City resident Paul Smith 63 bets $500 he can outwalk a horse named Larry from Waterloo. The 100 mile course will be set later with Jess Moss of Lebanon as Larry's owner. Smith vows to keep walking while the horse may gallop or run, challenging any horse to a walking contest.
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Chet
Old Baldy
Waterloo
Ore
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Mill City
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Jess Moss
Lebanon
Salvage Crews Seek Treasures in Berlin Ruins
In Berlin salvage crews called the Kings of the Ruins pursue plumbing pipes fixtures and metal salvage amid war wreckage. They face dangers from collapsing walls exploding shells and the stench of unburied dead as they work without maps using familiar building layouts to locate valuables.
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Berlin
Eerap Netal
Yunkriers
Cieen
Lincoln Assassination and Johnson Rise to Presidency
The assassination of President Abraham Lincoln occurred on April 14 1865 five days after the Civil War ended. Vice President Andrew Johnson a Union Democrat became chief executive and kept Lincoln's cabinet in place to lead the nation through reconstruction.
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Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Andrew Johnson
Coin Counts by Country Face Value Limits
The United States currently uses only four coins valued at a quarter or less, while Britain offers six such coins. the Netherlands and Sweden each have seven coins in this range.
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U. S
America
Britain
Netherlands
Sweden
Helicopter Pilot Cited for Parking Near White House
Washington police objected after Weland Roelofs piloted a helicopter for Weland Roelofs Rotowing Air Service hovering within 200 feet of the executive mansion while passenger Luis Marden took photographs. Civil Aeronautics Administration filed charges alleging illegal parking.
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White House
Washington
Clore
Weland Roelofs
Rotowing Air Service
Executive Mansion
Luis Marden
Capital Police
Civil Aeronautics Administration
CAA
Robert E Bel
Roelofs
Causes and effects of cows mastitis in dairy herds
Mastitis in cows is inflammation of the udder often caused by udder injury. Rough milking, whether by hand or machine, commonly triggers the problem and leads to swollen, ropy milk and compromised udder health.
Arctic Ice Underwater Swim By Marines and Sailors
Marine corps and navy underwater swimmers penetrated Arctic ice off Kodiak Island during Alaskan maneuvers. Rubber suited divers knifed through six inches of slush and brushed four inch ice to complete missions while staying in water about four degrees below freezing for over an hour. Vice Admiral George D. Murray announced the feat conducted by underwater scouting teams developed during World War II.
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San Diego
Marine Corps
Navy
Arctic
George D. Murray
Kodiak Island
Adm
Murray
Belgian Relief Dance at Uintah High School
The "Clothes Horse" will visit Uintah High for a Belgian relief dance in the school gymnasium this Friday after the Uintah versus Alterra basketball game. The event, sponsored by student body officers, collects clothing canned foods old shoes soap needles and thread for shipment to Uintah's adopted school in Belgium. Admission is one useful article per person.
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Uintah High School
Uintah
Belgium
Alterra
New Service Offered in Vernal Barber Shop
Vernal barber H. B. Moon Mullins has taken over Claude’s Shoe Shop on South Vernal Ave. A partition now separates shoe repair from a front barber shop. Mullins announces a new service enabling shoe repair while customers get a haircut or shave. AAA reports flat tires are the leading cause of road failures with mechanical troubles second.
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Claude
South Vernal Ave
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