Aristocracy of Farm and Ranch Gather for Top Honors
Chicago hosts the International Live Stock Exposition from November 29 to December 6 at the International Amphitheater. More than 12,000 animals, 100,000 in cash prizes, and judges from Canada oversee beef cattle, swine, sheep, and draft horses. National 4H and Future Farmers of America events feature 1,450 youth from 45 states with extensive judging contests and scholarships.
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Union
Chicago
America
Chicago Stock Yards
Canada
W. L. Carlyle
Calgary
Alta
J. Charles Yule
Carstairs
Carlyle
University of Wisconsin
Colorado
Oklahoma
Idaho
Duke of Windsor
Yule
England
Scotland
South America
Farmers of America Club
Chicago Association of Commerce
Agricultural College
Congress
Douglas County
Nebraska
Calumet County
Wisconsin
Three-Way Pulling Match Blocks Defense Efforts
National Farm and Home Hour analyst Bauk Hathaway argues a log jam in the defense program. He outlines three power blocs the New Deal group the dollar a year men and certain army and navy officials and calls for unity and courage to resolve overlapping authority under OEM and RFC leadership in Washington.
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D.C
New Deal
Army
Navy
Office of Emergency Management
WNU
H Street
Washington
OEM
Wallace
Jesse Jones
RFC
Secretary of Commerce
ABCD Nations Propose Broad Trade Pact Across Global Goods
A broad trade pact proposal centers on the ABCD powers United States Britain China and the Dutch East Indies. It aims to lower barriers while detailing a web of imports from tea to cod liver oil and spices. The piece stresses interdependence and warns against protectionism.
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America
Britain
China
Dutch East Indies
Japan
United States
Carter BR. Bryan
Department of Commerce
Bryan
South America
Yucatan
Philippines
Mongolia
Peru
Jamaica
Netherlands Indies
Dominican Republic
Cuba
Russia
Central America
Mexico
India
Iceland
Brazil
Ipecac
Nicaragua
Levant
Netherlands West Indies
Chile
Spain
Scrap Iron on Farms Sought for Defense Effort
The Agriculture Department asks farmers nationwide to sell scrap metal to support defense production. Secretary Wickard urges state defense boards to plan immediately as shortages of iron and steel threaten civilian needs and farm equipment parts.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Claude R. Wickerd
U. S. Deaf Agriculture Defense Boards
Wickard
State employment offices move to migratory camps in Northwest
Bankhage reports that the State Employment services will open offices at 20 Farm Security migratory labor camps to place workers in hop, potato, and apple operations. Job placements have surpassed prior records as camps supply labor for harvests. Sweden studies cigarette waste and proposes hollow paper tips to use discarded stubs for tobacco.
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Sweden
Department of Commerce
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Illinois
Iowa
Indiana
Lucille Ebende
Sheldon
Ill
Angus
Herbert Rees
Pleasantville
Charles Fischer
Shelbyville
Ind
Allan Allanson
Wilson, Dr
Baukhage
National Farm
Home Hour
Bankhage
Daniel F. O’brien
Hfuneral
Rome
Massachusetts Avenue
Hancock
Cambridge
Harvard Bazar
Edward J. Donahue
Massachusetts Ave
Ola
I2on
Carver St
Boston
Boylston
DEV
Mr. Business Man
Consult
Joseph F. Higgins Co., Inc
Mass. Ave, Mamber
Maxonation Electricians
Thowbridge
Chas. H. Fisher & CO
Brookline Street
J. Frank Facey
Prospect Street
Clark & Reid CO
Green *T
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A. Anastasi Walter Barber
River ST
Central 5
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