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Cambridge Tribune

Location

Cambridge, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1942

Page

5

Insect Damage To Grain Control of stored grain pests

Farmers use weevil to describe pests attacking stored grain including Angoumois grain moth pea and bean weevils and beetles. Prevention centers on cleanliness rapid harvest and avoiding field storage. fumigation with carbon bisulphide described with precise dosages and safety.

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Fumigation guidelines for grain using chlorasol and carbon bisulphide

The guide explains sourcing carbon bisulphide and Chlorasol Fumigation, a mix of ethylene dichloride and carbon tetrachloride. It covers bin sealing with paper and tarpaulin, maintaining 60 degree temperatures, and applying gas to grain surface or via perforated pipe for deep bins.

Roosevelt outlines Coast and Geodetic Survey wartime service status

President notes that commissioned officers of the Coast and Geodetic Survey are deemed in active military service during war or national emergency. Most survey duties remain civilian in peace. during war, benefits apply as for formed forces. The Coast and Geodetic Survey maps U S coastlines and possessions. Farm families faced higher living costs in 1941 but saved more than in 1935-36. 1941 consumption levels could not be sustained in 1942 without higher expenditures.

Roosevelt House Vey United States

President Roosevelt vetoes bill on temporary appointment

President Roosevelt has vetoed a bill that would authorize temporary appointment or advancement of officials. The move signals a setback for legislative effort to streamline wartime or emergency staffing.

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