Soft corn yields higher gains for cattle at Ames meeting
Ames Iowa June 14 growers heard that soft corn types, notably Reid's yellow dent, produced about 2.17 pounds daily gain in 210 day steers, about 10 percent more than harder hybrids. Costs to gain 100 pounds ranged from 8.34 to 9.84 dollars across test lots led by Reid's yellow dent selection.
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Ames
N.S
C. C. Culbertson
Town Agricultural Experiment Station
Reid
Culbertson
Kohlscheen and Christensen Plan New York World’s Fair Trip
Miss Margaret Kohlscheen of Avoca and Ethelyn Christensen of Walnut left for a vacation to the New York world’s fair. James Palmer of Lincoln, Neb associated with the Iowa Nebraska Light and Power office, will begin work with the Avoca branch next week.
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Avoca
Margaret Kohlscheen
Iowa-Nebraska Light and Power
Ethelyn Christensen
Walnut
James Palmer
Lincoln
Neb
Iowa-Nebraska Light and Power Company
Giant Moose Convention Barbecue Feeds 5000 in Des Moines
Iowa hosts the Moose convention with a massive barbecue in Riverview Park Des Moines planned for July 2 after noon. Joe Lilly oversees prep using 65 foot trench for the beef and pork feast alongside 20 steers 25 pork quarters two truckloads of corn and 12000 buns. The event highlights Iowa produced foods and Lilly known as the father of the Moose in Iowa.
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Iowa
Riverview Park
Des Moines
Joe Lilly
Ingham Ranch
Lilly
The
Moose
Moosehaven
Loyal Order of Moose Home For the
Jacksonville
Fla
Italian Alpine Front Opens as Submarines Are Hit
Rome, June 14. Fighting has begun on Italy's Alpine front and two enemy submarines have been hit in the Mediterranean. Tunis and Toulon were bombed again, while attacks on the Egyptian frontier and from Kenya were repulsed. Italian North Africa repelled tank supported thrusts along the Egyptian frontier. Our aircraft bombarded Port Sudan and Aden, with some aircraft failing to return. Eritrean raids caused slight damage.
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Italy
Mediterranean
Tunis
Toulon
Kenya
Calisia Pass
Italian North Africa
Italian East Africa
Moyale
East Africa
Daw
Port Sudan
Aden
Eritrea
U S Will Watch Own Interests In Admitting Aliens
Washington June 14 The immigration bureau will admit aliens only when their entry clearly serves American interests The policy shift tightens control and follows the transfer of the bureau from Labor to Justice Major Lemuel Schofield to oversee the move Records from 22 field offices will be centralized in Washington as no central control existed previously Save a life Always dim lights when approaching another car to prevent accidents.
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Washington
Robert H. Jackson
Immigration Bureau
United States
Jackson
Bureau
Department of Labor
Department of Justice
Roosevelt
Francis Biddle
Lemuel Schofield
Philadelphia Safety
Mrs Fannie Young Leaves for Mason City Following Sister-in-law’s Death
Mrs Fannie Young traveled to Mason City on Wednesday after being summoned by the death of her sister-in-law. Miss Mary Osen, a Villisca teacher visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Osen for three weeks, departed Thursday for Boulder California to attend summer school.
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Fannie Young
Mason City
Mary Osen
Villisca
Frank Osen
Boulder
Calo
Ethiopian leader Selassie in London as Ethiopian revolt rumors spread
British radio reports London heard of a revolt in Ethiopia as Selassie, crownless emperor, remains in exile in Britain. If the Allies win the war, he could reclaim his empire in Africa.
President Signs Army Bill Plan Research Bureau
Senate appropriations committee ready to push a $1.706 billion army navy bill to the floor without hearings to speed passage. Lawmakers press for civilian training programs with Rep Ferguson proposing voluntary camps for ages 16 to 25. Military chiefs and defense council to accelerate defense contracts.
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Senate Appropriations Committee
Rep
Ferguson
Oklahoma
Army and Navy
National Defense Council
Avoca Man Bound Over On Drunken Driving Charge
Avoca resident John Boeck was bound over to the grand jury by Justice of the Peace John Paulsen after his Sunday arrest by Patrolman H J Potterbaum for driving while intoxicated south of Walnut. Clarence Bornholdt received a $5 fine on an intoxication charge, while Walter Rock and Herman Martin, also of Avoca, had their cases dismissed.
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Avoca
John Boeck
H. J. Potterbaum
Walnut
Grand
Justice of the Peace
John Paulsen
Clarence Bornholdt
Walter Rock
Herman Martin
Boeck
Massena Briefs Compile Summer Travel and Visits
Massena, June 14. Mr. and Mrs. Lien Tvedt and daughter Lynn left for Phoenix after visiting the Ben South family, joined by Mrs. Helen South of Santa Maria. Father P. A. Flavin attends a retreat at Dowling college in Des Moines. Miss Ethel Blain begins summer studies in Seattle, accompanied by Jimmy Carey.
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Massena
Lien Tvedt
Lynn
Ben South
Phoenix
Ariz
Helen South
Santa Maria
Cal
P. A. Flavin
Dowling College
Des Moines
Ethel Blain
Cedar Falls
Griswold
Seattle
Wash
Ivan Vetterick
Floodwood
Minn
Norval Kerkman
Teddy Timberman
Omaha
Frank Clinton
LeRoy Jensen
Seasion
Columbia
Millie Edgar
Iowa State Teachers College
Relatives Visit Elk Horn From Washington and Canada
Elk Horn Iowa residents report visits from Elmer Boysen and family plus Fred Duchatean and his wife from Enumclaw Washington staying with relatives C W Boysen and Carl and Mrs Lykke. Ezra Potts and son from Canada enjoy a month with W E Potts family.
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Elk Horn
Elmer Boysen
Fred Duchatean
Enumclaw
Wash
Boysens
C. W. Boysen
W. E. Potts
Senate Relieves Finland of War Debt Payment
The Senate unanimously passed a resolution relieving Finland of the June 15 war debt payment of 159000 dollars and postponing next installments for a year each. The measure, pushed by Senator Vandenberg, faces potential opposition from Senator Johnson who warned against setting a debt-avoidance precedent.
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Washington
Senate
House
Finland
New York
Russia
Senate Finance Committee
Sen. Vandenberg
Michigan
Sen
Johnson
Cal
America
Wheat Improvement in Nebraska Crops This Year
Lincoln Nebraska reports spring grains showing improvement across the state though still below normal. Spring wheat at 72 percent of normal versus 67 last year, oats 75 percent up from 60, and barley 74 percent versus 64 a year ago.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
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