1951 Wheat Crop Saved From New Rust Disease
Washington reports a fortunate weather pattern limited the 1951 wheat crop damage from a new rust race 15B. Experts warn seed breeders must develop resistant varieties, as rust remains a persistent threat to future crops across numerous states and will likely reemerge in Mexico and beyond.
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Washington
United States
Department of Agriculture Earts
Iowa
Michigan
New York
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Mississippi
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Oklahoma
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Virginia
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Rio Grande
Local Farmers Name Reddy Kilowatt Ideal Hired Hand
Area farmers vote electricity aided assistant Reddy Kilowatt the perfect hired hand. He never grumbles or tires and can perform over 200 farm tasks. Free advisory service offered by Potomac Edison System local office.
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Reddy
Gainesboro Social News Highlights
Cpl. William Cooper on 30 day Korea leave to visit mother Mrs Lou Cooper and relatives. Carlton Ramey Sr hosted dinner for son Carlton Ramey Jr awaiting wedding to Linda Miller of Albin. Attendees included the Millers of Albin and several others from Sunny, Winchester and Hayfield. Births noted for John and wife, Carson Cave, and Eddie Cooper visiting from New York. Frankie and Bonnie DeHaven visited Winchester grandmother Delia Johnson. Marlene Ruble returns from Arlington visit. Fearnow and DeHaven families visit Lamp in Shepherdstown.
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Carlton Ramey
Carlton Ramey, Jr
Linda Miller
Albin
Russell Miller
Robert
Tom Davis
Winchester
N. W. Ritter
Fred Boxwell
Hayfield
Donnie Conley
Mary Lou Ramey
A McDonald
Sunny
John Watach
Creg Staines
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Delphia DeHaven
Sandra
Becky Haines
Ronnie
Donnie
Patsy Adams
Bonnie Gale DeHaven
Johnny, Allen
Larry Cave
Billy Fisher
Mary Jenkins
Haines
Mary DeHaven
Armilda Fisher
Audrey Adams
Carson Cave
Eddie Cooper
New York
Lou Cooper
Winifred Rogers
Washington
Frankie
Bonnie DeHaven
Delia Johnson
Marlene Ruble
Arlington
John Fearnow
Virgil DeHaven
H . Lamp
Shepherdstown
Vaccine hope sparks polio cure forecast in Copenhagen
Basil O Connor, president of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, predicted yesterday in Copenhagen that a polio vaccine may be developed within a few years. He cited ongoing research and international cooperation as key factors in reaching a breakthrough.
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Basil O'Connor
U. S
National Foundation For
Slaveholding in the South at Civil War start
An estimate shows that among about 1,600,000 Southern families at the war’s outset, fewer than 4 percent owned slaves, roughly 384,000 families, reflecting wide spread nonownership in the region.
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South
County Church Schedules Brucetown to Millwood
A long list of church schedules covers Brucetown Welltown Crums Stephenson and many more. It lists ministers including Emory Ellmore S J Goode and L P Tederick with service times Sunday School and worship at multiple chapels and charges. The piece notes homecoming services special music and combined sermons by Rev. Carl W. Hiser and others, plus a bus for Sunday rides and planned evangelistic meetings.
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Evangelical United Brethren Church
Reliance Charge
L. P. Tederick
Ridings Chapel
H. E. Richardson
Henry Jordan
Carl W. Hiser
Winchester
Howard White
Reliance
Christian Endeavor
Greenway
Salem
Front Royal Rd
J. F. Wine
Conversation Gap Between Wife and Husband
HAL BOYLE jokes about how American wives seek conversation but find their husbands inattentive. He recalls reactions from several husbands who admit they tune out, recall old quarrels, or rely on silence. An elderly man offers two phrases that prove meaning: I love you and Will you marry me.
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New York
Charity
Age of Glass Making Reveals 3000 Year History
Vessels of glass have been produced for more than three millennia, tracing a long craft lineage. The passage notes the ancient duration of glass making as a valued artistic and practical skill.
Modern Etiquette Q and A from W L Gordon
A reader asks how to handle a dinner invitation when lateness is certain and whether terms like gentle man friend or boy friend are in good taste. The guidance advises immediate telephone contact to explain and request that hosts do not wait. It warns against using boy friend and recommends man friend as appropriate.
Wedding guests arrival timing
The notice states that guests should arrive about twenty minutes before the ceremony and never later than ten minutes before.
Wheat support price set at not less than 2.17 a bushel
The Department of Agriculture announced a national average minimum wheat support price of 2.17 per bushel for the 1952 crop, slightly below the current average of 2.18.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
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