Demand for commodities eases manufacturing glut says Lamont
In Chicago a secretary of commerce annual report notes rising demand for goods easing overproduction concerns. Kansas City mayor B B Smith cites a 38 million municipal program to create 12 000 jobs. Reading railroad authorizes 4 million in equipment and construction to employ thousands. Globe-Wernicke plant to run full time for months. West Palm Beach sees best fall trucking season with 4 000 farm workers and housing growth as new homes rise.
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Washington
Robert P. Lamont
Commerce
Chicago
B.B. Smith
Kansas City
West Palm Beach
Fla
Lakeekeechobee
Health of School Child Important Findings
United States Public Service reports on school child health from Public Health Bulletin No. 200 based on a decade of data. The study covers sickness, physical defects, and mortality among about 30 000 children, noting hours absent from school, leading illnesses, sex differences in illness rates, common defects, and dental decay statistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Public Service
Public Health Bulletin
Public Health Service
United States
Hagertown
Farm Relief Must Begin at the Farm Home Says President Walton
Idle acres plan for Texas farming in 1942 stresses starting farm relief at home. The bulletin by Texas A and M College outlines eight steps to adjust farming, urging selling surplus to the farm market, boosting home food production, cost cuts, and soil care while promoting quality produce and livestock both on and off the farm.
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Walton
Vonsed College Station
Texas
Texas A and & M. College
Texas Agricultural Workers
Texas Farm Policy
T. O. Wal- Walton
A. L Ward
Texas Agriculture Workers Association
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Meilit
Deen Donn
Freeing Fannin County of Tubercular Cattle Is Underway
Bonham Texas has begun a countywide tuberculosis test program for all cattle. Veterinarian Mr Purdy and state officials will oversee testing with trained assistants in sections north of Bonham. The county will cover costs, with an estimated 1500 to 10000 cattle to be tested and ear tags placed on each tested animal.
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Purdy
Texas
Annin
Wade Lipscomb
Bonham
Chinese Philosophies and Tragic Thanksgiving in Massachusetts
A fragmented OCR text blends notes on Chinese philosophy with a Massachusetts report. It cites Professor Frederick Goodrich Mhenks and discusses self restraint and friendship etiquette. It mentions Massachusettt s State College noting the blueberry’s high vitamin content. A Thanksgiving accident in Hudson reports Aug minges, 66, died after a piecing lodges in his throat with a doctor arriving too late.
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Hudson Mass
Aug
Bailey notes of harvest and travel around town
The item records local happenings as cotton picking winds down and residents recount Thanksgiving travels. Mrs Richard Savage recovers from a fall and visits her daughter in Lone Oak Texas. J J Crandall and family host visitors while a group from Clney Texas joins a hunting trip in Red River country. Ruth Candall visits after Thanksgiving and others like Bud Jyndon and Dick Bowdry head to East Texas for a hunt. Bruce Oats from Sherman visits Balje y.
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Richard Savage
Nell Panna
Lone Oak
Tex
True Lovelace
John Allen
Clney
Texas
Hyume
J. J. Crandall
Claud J.eslie
Jno. Crandall
C. A. McMillen
Chas Roderick
Fraf Denny
Red River
Ruth Candall
Houston
Sudacarth
Bud
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Marshall Field Co
Central Shoe Co
A. Englander Co
Denison
Fair Park
Thisibaby
West Virginia
American Red Cross
Yas
Philadelphia
Reading Railroad
Cincinnati—Globe-Wernicke Company
Fannin County
Ossinz W.yy
Sin’ Sime Real Turkey
Saturn
Fhe . Chines Federick Goodrich Mhenks
University of
Mass
Massacotts State College
Frank and
Ernest
Frank
Pullman
Mark
Wiith
Girs
BY Briggs
Bailey
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