Post War Vacation Travel Up in 1940s A A A Says
The American Automobile Association reports a postwar travel boom with travel volume and expenditures likely to exceed prewar levels. The study, in Post War Travel Trends, shows 84.5 percent favor car travel, mainly within the United States, with a Westward shift and emphasis on relaxed driving and rest.
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Soil Conservation Widely Practiced In Virginia Farms
Virginia shows progress in soil conservation with 6685 farms under plans and 18 881 000 acres in 19 districts. Average farm acreage under program reaches 1 359 500 acres, with shifts to hay pasture small grain and livestock and higher per acre yields despite reduced total crop acreage. Dr Buie notes Jefferson and Washington early advocates and calls for extending program nationwide for postwar needs.
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