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Newspaper

Anita Tribune

Location

Anita, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1938

Page

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Holy War Threatens Palestine Domination Debate

A sweeping survey traces Palestine’s postwar era from British mandate to rising Jewish and Arab tensions. It recounts Zionist growth, Arab riots, the Jaffa bombing aftermath, and international responses as Britain, France, and the United States weigh influence over the Holy Land.

Weekly News Review Palestine Jerusalem Turkey Great Britain Lord Balfour Tel Aviv Angren Arabica Britain Jordan

Labor and commerce clash over a plague of boxes

A San Francisco freight boxcar carried industrial paralysis through the wholesale district after strike-breakers were blamed for loading a shipment of school supplies. Over five days 2,000 workers lost jobs and 153 plants closed as workers refused to touch the car amid retaliatory employer actions.

San Francisco

Milk as Summer Poultry Feed in Hot Weather

Dairy extension notes advise milk boosts for poultry appetite in heat. Milk in liquid form like buttermilk or skim milk can be fed, up to 35–40 pounds daily for 100 birds if water is limited. Paste milk is preferred for summer, starting 2 pounds per 160 birds daily and rising to 4–5 pounds. Dry milk in mash offers little benefit as dry mash intake falls in heat. Continue feeding milk through late September until weather improves.

Flies Not All to Blame For Drop in Milk Flow

University extension dairyman H R Searles says flies do not cause the summer milk drop. Focus on feeding: use second crop hay, pasture care to avoid bloat, and regular barn feeding. Hay plus small grain rations and high protein supplements help maintain yield when grass is scarce.

H. R. Searles Extension Dairyman University Farm St. Paul Searles

Agricultural Notes on West Irrigation and Cheese Making

The notes state 19 million acres are irrigated in the West and New York and Wisconsin dominate cheese production. Bamboo could grow where cotton is harvested, moisture preserves egg quality, and fires and livestock hinder farm wood lot improvement. About 18 cheese varieties exist on the market, Argentina wheat from 1937-38 weighed nearly Bets Q00 tons. Supplemental irrigation covers about 1,000,000 acres east of the 100th meridian. Town corn on-farm value has surpassed $200,000,000 annually since 1912.

Mexico Cordell Hull Lazaro Cardenas U. S Josephus Daniels William Randolph Hearst Washington Franklin Roosevelt U. S. Navy Department New York Wisconsin Argentina Ethan

Star Dust and Old Studio Tales Stir Hollywood Rumors

Star Dust reviews early Clark Gable roles and the 1930 Painted Desert by RKO with George O'Brien, notes Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks sets demolished for The Last Frontier with Carole Lombard, and reports on radio singer Felix Knight. It mentions Colbert in Zaza style clothes, Berlin and Carefree talk, Tyrone Power lunches, and Julie Hayden’s stage comeback, all amid industry chatter from a Western Newspaper Union note.

Clark Gable Painted Desert Rko-Radio George O’brien Rko-Pathe Lee Shumway Gable Mary Pickford Douglas Fairbanks Goldwyn Bes Hollywood Western Newspaper Union

Policeman Clinic Grows as Night-Shift Stress Reforms Debated

By Lemuel F. Parton the case for a police force mental health clinic is outlined. Patrolman Burka and two student aides have helped run the eightpoint list of causes of distress among cops. Dr Menagg Gregory and Dr Carmyn Lombardo join as psychiatrists with the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association backing the project. The clinic has handled about 150 cases, aiming to ease department pressures and support officers amid rising concerns over work stress and morale.

William Green American Federation of Labor Franklin Roosevelt John L. Lewis Donald Wakefield Smith National Labor Relations Board Labor David Dubinsky International Ladies Garment Workers A. F. of L Cincinnati United Mine Workers Kentucky Harlan County Coal Operators Association Harlan County New Pact A. F Progressive Mine Workers of America John Lewis NRLB Justice Department Joseph J. Burka Encisa Po. Neers Jambia University Menag'g Gregory Carmyn J. Lombardo Alreat Patrolmen's Benevolent Assoc Tion Presideny Legion American Légig Burkard Forme New York Glee Club The B. A

Light colored paints mix with white lead and oils

The article notes light colored exterior paints contain white lead and oil elements to brighten colors, while darker paints resist weathering and exposure. It mentions painters recognize dark paints offer better service under weather conditions.

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