Learning to Live 4-H Club Week Across the Nation
The 4-H program marks National Club Week March 19 with 1.7 million rural youth participating in projects from corn growing to tomato canning. Stories from Boone County West Virginia Johnson Nebraska and California show clubs improving schools, fire safety, health, recreation and community projects while promoting citizenship and world community engagement.
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WNU Peatures
State Agricultural Colleges
National Department of Agriculture
United States
Alaska
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Clas
Boone County
W. Va
Johnson, Neb
Johnson
Dauphin County
4-H Club
California
Guide Dogs For
Hig Nusually
Kansas
Hach County
Rusk County
Tex
Ramsey Workers
Nicholas County
W.a
Massachusetts
Boston
Texas 4-H
Mexico
Texas
New York City
Washington
D. C
Chicago
Four-H
Governor Defends Moose Antics on Alaska Rail Lines
Governor Ernest Gruening repudiates a request to reduce moose to mooseburgers after Col. John P. Johnson cites train delays derailments and hazards. Johnson says moose disrupt 14 delays and a derailment in one day as they hamper rail schedules and block snowplow trenches.
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Washington
Alaska
Ernest Gruening
John P. Johnson
Alaskan Railroad
Gruening
Interior Department
Jonson
British Farm Regulation Aims for Stability and Efficiency
A 1943 Washington dispatch reports Britain’s Labour government pressing a farm reform bill to fix prices for grains and fat stock for up to three years, with enforcement steps against owners and tenants. It emphasizes research, advisory support, and rules on land maintenance to prevent uneconomic holdings while expanding state supervision.
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WNU
Eye Street
N. W
Washington
D. C
Britain
United States
Agricultural Land Tribunal
Fish and Wild Life Service
Florida
Lincoln
Department of the Interior
Kelsey
Department
Canada
North America
National Audubon Society
National Wildlife Refuge
Corpus Christi
Tex
Dakotas
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Barbs and Blunts in a Turbulent Week
President Truman sidesteps a National Cat Week dispute as New Hampshire Senator Styles Bridges claims Russia seeks to make Germany a satellite. Bridges loses his voice to laryngitis not a hex. Churchill backs higher prices for Scotch. Democrats move with more safety amid unrest.
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Truman
New Impshire
Sen
Styles Bridges
Russia
Germany
Trivia Questions From Ancient Rome To Modern Life
The questions cover Roman spectator ritual for a gladiator’s death the Earth like planet rotation the 1790 US census population red tape in Washington and regional accidental death data plus Henry VI marriages.
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United States
Washington
Henry VI of
England
Answers quiz item set summarized
A quiz answer batch includes these results: thumbs down decision. Mars day length 24 hours 374 minutes. 1910 census figure 3 929 214. government buys about 60 000 spools yearly at 72 yards each for official documents. mountain states Nevada leads with 158.9 deaths per 100 000 and Rhode Island the lowest at 51.2. six times.
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Mars
Mountain States
Nevada
Rhode Island
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