The Norton Home Plan Features A Combined Bedroom Living Space
The Norton offers a two zone bedroom living space with built in twin beds that fold away for day use and divide at night to access the hall without disturbing the other area. Wardrobes dressing room and future rear bedroom connect through the dressing room. Kitchen designed for full house service with dining area and a coat closet in the entry. Plans specify frame construction with asphalt shingle roof and 30 by 26 foot footprint.
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Norton
Small Mouse Planning Bureau
St. Cloud
Minn
CARE Introduces $5.50 Thrift Food Package Across Europe
CARE announces a new $5.50 thrift food package for delivery in 11 European countries. Exe cutive director Paul Comly says the option targets Americans who want to help overseas while keeping costs down. CARE will still offer its 22 1/2 pound 510 food parcel and invites orders via CARE headquarters in New York or any CARE outlet.
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CARE
Paul Comly
New York
French
Broad Street
Painting Hints for Window Screens
Painting guidelines explain coating galvanized copper or steel screens to prevent rust. Copper and bronze wire resist rust but copper salt dust can discolor walls. spar varnish preserves color. Use thin screen paint and a carpet covered tool or spray for even coverage.
Wheat Exports Highlight 1948 Trade
United States and allied producers supplied a large share of the world wheat market in 1948. Export figures show significant shipments from major wheat regions despite postwar adjustments and market fluctuations impacting price and availability globally.
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United St
Factory fluorescent lights for home basement workshops
An article describes portable two and four 20 watt lamp fixtures for homes and basements, plus permanent two twenty or forty watt lamp setups for laundry or woodworking spaces. It notes 4500K white lamps for clear light and easier stain spotting.
Dairy Farmers Plan Advertising Push Across Utah in ADA Drive
Merril Warnick of the Utah Dairy Federation leads a statewide push urging a June ADA drive to set aside funds for 30 days of ad promotion, aiming for 16 000 in Utah and 1 500 000 nationally to boost butter and dairy products against margarine competition. Warnick cites per capita ad spending comparisons among beer soft drinks cigarettes soap and notes butter lags behind other products in advertising. Dairy farmers argue advertising builds sales and urge coordinated promotion through the American Dairy Association to bolster sagging markets.
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Merril Warnick
Utah Dairy Federation
Utah
American Dairy Assn
Pres
Warnick
Rabies Campaigns Bring Good Results Across States
The American Veterinary Medical Assn reports victories in reducing rabies through pet vaccination and stray animal control. Ohio and Missouri counties cut cases to zero after programs, but warns against letting efforts lapse as borders do not stop the disease and a single rabid animal can restart outbreaks. Soil loss nationwide tops 5.4 billion tons annually.
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American Veterinary Medical Assn
Ohio
Missouri
Veterinary, Medical Organization
AVMA
Farmers Favor Conservation Farming for Higher Yields
A survey of over 9,000 farmers finds conservation farming raises per acre yield by 32.6 percent across 9,348 farms, reflecting stronger productivity gains and broader adoption of soil saving practices.
International Wool Group Plans Worldwide Promotion Drive
The International Wool Publicity and Research Fund executive committee approved extensive plans to develop world wide promotion activities and raise living standards in many countries. The action was drafted this week by the Wool Bureau during meetings held in London.
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International Wool Publicity and Research Fund
London
U S Wool Industry Sends Representatives to IS Secretariat Meetings
For the first time since 1938 representatives from the United States wool industry attended the meetings of the International Wool Secretariat. American delegates included Harry J. Deveraux president of American Wool Council FP Eugene Ackerman chairman of the Wool Bureau Inc and W Francis FitzGerald president of The Wool Bureau.
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International Wool Secretariat
United States
Wool Industry
American Wool Industry
Harry J. Deveraux
Amercian
Wool Council
Eugene Ackerman
Wool Bureau, Inc
W. Francis FitzGerald
Wool Bureau
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