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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1949
Page
3
Congress returns Jan 3 as farm lawmakers clash over Brannon Brannan Plan and price supports. President Truman likely to push subsidies and production payments, tying political stakes to farmer and consumer votes in 1950 elections.
in Van Nuys mothers attend a preschool observation class with 44 mothers and over 50 children ages two to five. the class studies child rearing by observing youngsters at play taking notes and asking questions. the program includes swings slides a merry go round painting stories singing dancing and snacks.
A. I. Mikoyan in Pravda argues the West can survive without Soviet trade but questions whether the West can prosper without Russia. He claims Americans disrupt Soviet trade and press Western satellites to limit relations, warning that shrinking markets and raw materials affect Western economies.
Shenandoah area council will form an eight member committee led by C. S. Hartman of Middletown to plan the National Boy Scout jamboree at Valley Forge next summer. Members include E. B. Cooper George Ludwig Carroll Seibert T. A. Lowery John Poland Jr. David Clair Thomas Gary and Jack Sperry. The council is allotted 66 boys across two troops with leadership being recruited for the delegation. 40 000 scouts will attend the first jamboree since 1937, a vast event requiring extensive planning and facilities.
Cleveland report says tool makers aim to boost 1950 sales through economic salesmanship. Campaign urges replacing war worn gear with new, more economical models. 95 percent of machines are obsolete. production gains of up to 30 percent and five to ten year payback cited.
The Department of Agriculture states there is no difference in the food value between fertile and infertile eggs. This finding underscores equal nutritional content despite egg fertility status.
The text notes infertile eggs retain quality longer when kept in a warm place, but fresh eggs show no difference under normal storage. It contrasts storage effects on infertile versus strictly fresh eggs and emphasizes reasonable keeping conditions.
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