Be Cautious As Winter Driving Returns
The notice warns pedestrians and motorists to adjust to winter conditions. It stresses reduced visibility, longer stopping distances, and the need for careful driving and child safety as seasons change. Parents should teach children winter toy safety to prevent tragedy.
Magpies blamed for pheasant decline spurring drive
Woodey Searle cites magpie overabundance in the Basin as a cause of poor pheasant returns. He claims magpies kill young birds and consume eggs, noting past extermination contests removed up to 11 22 thousand birds yearly. He proposes a January to April drive with monthly prizes and a season grand prize.
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Utah Fish and Game Dept
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County Needs All Farmers Can Produce
Washington agricultural officials predict record demand for major crops and no shortages or surpluses. Farmers nationwide are advised to maintain high production levels, with stockpiling planned for food, feed grains, and cotton to meet expected needs next year.
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Washington Hints of Austerity and Foreign Policy Clash
Washington debates ramped production controls and probable austerity as defense needs strain scarce metals. Senators Taft Dirkson and Vandenberg cue a GOP push on foreign policy while McCarthy era anxieties color a tense start to the new Congress and President Truman faces pressure.
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Washington Truman Faces Early Congress Clash Over Tax Plans
President Truman may call a lame duck session in a month to secure action on taxes and preserve his reforms. Big business builds a strong lobby to fight an excess profits tax while seeking a replacement wartime profits measure and a higher corporation tax.
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Cotton Towels Use Per Capita and Global Comparison
The United States consumes about 150 900000 pounds of cotton towels yearly, roughly a pound per person. Outside the U S per capita cotton use for toweling and other purposes runs about six pounds annually.
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Hullabaloo on marriage and daily attentions after matrimony
A discussion on how small daily gestures matter after marriage. Beatrice Fairfax and experts warn couples to maintain attentions once married, noting that neglects like forgetfulness about shaving or small neglects can dull the partnership.
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Farm Workers To Enter Social Security In 1951
Farm workers will come under the Federal Social Security administration beginning January 1. The law requires workers to count farm employment toward benefits, with five months regular pay from one farm operator, 60 days and $50 earned in each three month period, and changes in employers with three months prior work. Workers must obtain a social security card and present it to their employer for proper wage reporting. The employer then bears reporting responsibility. This item continues on page 11.
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