Security Council Debates China Entry as Korea War Looms
The American chief delegate Warren Austin rejected linking Red China’s UN entry to the Korean conflict in a heated exchange with Soviet delegate Jakth Malik. Malik, who presided the council Aug 1, pressed for seating Red China while Americans and Russians clashed over vetoes and troop withdrawal. The session showed deep deadlock as Moscow’s aim appeared to be securing a seat for China amid Western resistance.
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Truck Fleets Increase for Military Supply Transport
The American Trucking Association reports a surge in available for hire and privately operated trucks as part of an industry survey. It estimates 271,389,000 ton miles of transport could be provided in the next year, up from 223,000 ton miles the year before Pearl Harbor, enabling direct movement of guns, food, and ammo without rehandling.
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Pearl Harbor
Allied Europe plans drive to bolster defense against Russia
European democracies and the United States moved to strengthen defense amid Asia’s tensions. The North Atlantic group proposed a three year campaign totaling billions to enlarge unitaly forces, with Britain pledging a three year budget of 914 billion. France asked for more American and British troops and announced a 35.7 billion rearmament plan. The U.S. accelerated hydrogen bomb work, assigning key plutonium and plant design to Du Pont.
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Offensives and Trials Highlight Korean War and Labor Case
On the Korean front U N forces faced a brighter picture as a major American attack rolled inland. U S bombardment and naval power supported ground troops while commanders warned the southern sector remained a limited action. In the United States, Judge George B Harris revoked Harry Bridges bail, denouncing him as an agent of the Communist program and ordering him jailed for perjury and conspiracy linked to wartime labor actions.
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Plane Crash Near Fairfield Suisun Kills Nineteen
A B-29 bomber crashed near the Fairfield-Suisun air base in California, killing nineteen people and injuring sixty. The aircraft exploded after impact, destroying a trailer camp housing about 200 service families and damaging around sixty cars and trailers.
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Frosty Cald Foods Help Cheer Family During Hot Spell
A vintage guide offers cold drinks and desserts to beat heat, with milk based beverages, shakes, creams, and lime ginger recipes. It lists Orange Cooler, Chocolate Mint Shake, Pink Lemonade, Chocolate Banana Milk Shake, Ginger Lime Rickey, and Lime Chiffon Pie, plus molded salmon salad and peach refrigerator cake as part of a refreshment menu for hot days.
Ice cream dessert with grape sauce and garnish
A quaint description notes an ice cream dessert favored by hags featuring grape sauce. It mentions large platter scooped ice creams garnished with fromted grapes and galas leaves, dipping grape clusters with egg white and grain dated to create a throatlike look.
Lynn Bays Flavor Catching Tips For Quick Biscuits
The note suggests a drop biscuit dough with two teaspoons sugar and one teaspoon grated orange rind. It advises dressings for cold meat platters starting with mayonnaise and adding chopped hard cooked eggs chives green onions and horse radish for variety.
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Lynn Bays
No half hour casserole with tongue and pineapple garnish
A quick dinner dish layers sliced tongue with potatoes, bakes with onion soup, then serves with pineapple spears and maraschino cherries on teethpicks for a decorative touch. The note promises a presentable, appetizing result for guests.
Soft Water Ration Boosts Milk Production Dramatically
Experiments reported by the Sheboys County Holstein Breeders Association at Plymouth Wis show cows on a soft water ration increased milk output by up to 50 percent. Test cows, including high producer Sethio Della Forbes, reached 121 pounds daily. one cow rose to 102.7 pounds after soft water was introduced before her fifth calf. E J Culligan of Northbrook conducted the trials.
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E. J. Culligan
Northbrook
Marketing Quotas Not Imposed on Wheat Crops in 1951
Secretary Braennan announced that no marketing quotas will be proclaimed for the 1951 wheat crop. He credited broad grower compliance with 1950 acreage allotments and noted production above normal. Estimated supply for 1950 51 marketing year around 1.395 billion bushels, about 16 percent above normal.
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Brannan
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Bumpless Farm Wagon Promises Smoother Hayrides
A new farm wagon eliminates bumps on hayrides by maintaining balance with independent front and rear axles. The design reduces weaving and pitching when carrying loads up to 8000 pounds, promising steadier rides for farmers and guests.
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Oliva High Sound Waves Knock Off Corm Borer Moth
Researchers at the U S Department of Agriculture Beltsville center report that high frequency sound waves invisible to humans kill the corn borer moth and also affect mosquitoes and some milk bacteria. Scientists are testing sound bombardment on dent corn seeds to speed germination.
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U.S Department of Agriculture Research Center
Beltsville
Old Exlendship and dogs show bond in war and peace
The article traces the canine bond to cave dwellers, noting dogs save lives, guide the blind, track game, and guard homes and possessions. It mentions a bund file in many industries and cites 112 million metal cutting handleys and ratoys made in 1047 and about 25,000 tons of tough carbon steel bars used in manufacturing.
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Tunney Dempsey Fight Nets Record Chicago Gate
The Gene Tunney Jack Dempsey bout in Chicago on September 22, 1927 drew a world record crowd of 104,343 and grossed about 2 million dollars, delivering the biggest boxing gate in history for the era.
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Changing Times Show U S Trade Shift in Goods
As a young nation the United States traditionally sold raw materials and bought finished goods. Now the pattern reverses, with America exporting finished products and importing crude materials and semi manufactured items.
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