Government tax policy and federal spending debates
Washington commentary outlines opposition to new tax increases and emergency spending including soldiers bonuses, with Senate and House leaders split on tax boosts. It notes plans to renew excise and revenue laws, a new loan program for individuals under federal agency guidance, and a push to join the world court amid world tensions.
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Doultry Seek to Cut High Pullet Mortality
Massachusetts poultrymen and the Massachusetts State College Poultry Department partner to study causes of high mortality in laying pullets. The second phase of a three part program collects data from cooperating producers, provides management pamphlets, and conducts educational outreach to reduce losses and improve industry stability.
Keeping Poultry Records For Better Farm Decisions
The poultryman who is progressive should keep simple records of his poultry enterprise to decide whether to expand or contract. Records show if poultry is paying, allow comparison with neighbors and previous years, and help plan budgets. They also improve flock care as weekly income is tracked and included in the farm’s overall finances.
Early Poultrymen and the Plymouth Rocks
The piece traces the origins of the American barred Plymouth rocks with D. A. Upham of Wilsonville Connecticut exhibiting them in Worcester in 1869. It notes the breed’s English roots and credits Isaac K. Felch of Natick Massachusetts as a pioneer in U S poultry keeping from 1870, known as the Father of Poultry Culture in America.
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Feeding Scratch Feed Aids Chicken Development And Laying
An authority at North Carolina State College says ample scratch feed during development builds vitality for the egg laying period. Too much animal protein speeds early lay, while abundant scratch promotes a large healthy body and delays premature production.
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New Jersey Station Advocates Earlier Chick Feeding
The New Jersey agricultural experiment station now recommends feeding baby chicks between 24 and 48 hours after leaving the incubator and as soon as they are placed under the hover. Provide warm water and hard grit such as sand when chicks go under the hover.
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New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station
Growth spurt does not hinder scholastic progress
Dr James R Hobson of Brookline Mass and Harvard analyzed over 1000 youths aged eleven to fourteen from the Harvard Growth Study data. He found no significant link between rapid physical growth and arithmetic or reading achievement, challenging the belief that fast growth causes scholastic slump.
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World’s longest tele graph line to link Moscow and Khabarovsk
The new line will run about 6 000 miles along the Siberian railroad connecting Moscow in European Russia with Khabarovsk in eastern Siberia. It will be the strongest telegraph and telephone trunk line in the world.
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