See You on the Fifth See You On The Fifth July Safety Message
An editorial warns readers about deadly holiday travel on the Fourth of July. It cites 8,936 holiday traffic deaths in six years and urges cautious driving to avoid becoming a statistic. The National Safety Council says tolls can be halved with extra care and courtesy.
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Pearl Harbor
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Korea
Peorlé
National Safety Council
Plans to Restore Flood Damaged Lands Across Utah
Plans announced by J Vern Hopkins Utah State PMA Committee and J A Libby State Conservationist outline an emergency program to aid farmers in Beaver Box Elder Cache Carbon Davis Duchesne Emery Juab Morgan Rich Salt Lake Sanpete Sevier Summit Uintah Utah and Weber counties. Funding supports on farm measures and Soil Conservation Service engineering with up to 80 percent cost sharing. Assistance targets debris removal drainage work fence repair erosion control and pasture establishment with further funds for channel restoration and floodplain rehabilitation. Farmers should apply at county Soil Conservation Service offices. Fertilizer use rose sharply postwar, with over 20 million tons in 1951 and many nitrogen plants nationwide plus imports from Chile.
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Wintah
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The
Conservation Service
Soil Conservation Service
Farm policy and foreign outlook shape yet unseen 1952 race
The piece discusses a potential rigid farm support law at 80 percent parity and the elimination of the sliding scale, with Harold Cooley leading bipartisan support. It notes farm leaders fear skidding prices and push for action before Congress adjourns. It also analyzes foreign policy as the major campaign issue, outlining Senator Taft's positions and Eisenhower's stance, plus party machinery at the Republican convention.
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Harold Cooley
Housey Agriculture Committee
National
Granae
Farm Bureau Federation
House
Senate
Congress
Allan Kline
Cooley
Clifford R. Hope
Kansas
Agriculture Committee
White House
Spinning Fishing Tips From Early Enthusiasts
Ted Kesting notes spinning is no foolproof cast method and warns of line and spool handling errors. Joe Bates explains proper line winding, removing twist, and filling the spool to the lip. Use light line and avoid overfilling to prevent snarls and improve casting distance.
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Joe Bates
Fishing Tips for Casting and Knot Tying
Practical guidance on lure weight, line strength, and knot choice. Emphasizes the six turns half barrel knot, handling turned eye hooks, and the forefinger technique to control sidecast and prevent backlashes. Stresses keeping lure straight and hook forward to avoid tangling near trees.
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