Census Efforts and Global Affairs Highlight 1939 Trends
A survey of 1939 advances covers the U.S. decennial census costs and methods, Pan American air travel, CCC forestry and soil work, and economic outlooks. It notes Dies on un American tactics, youth driver risks, and Middle Class emphasis amid national spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriculture Department
Soil Conservation Service
CCC
Continental
United States
H. H. Bennett
America
Department of Agriculture
Grass Root Revenues By JOE GANDY Winnsboro Texas
In April a heavy rain saved crops and grass for cattle, while memories of old remedies and phrenology surface alongside musings on love, fishing, and radio time values. The writer notes grass as nourishment and humor, mixing rural life with reflections on modern medicines and past eras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Augustus
The
Southwest Magazine Co
PRIL
Congress
Coon Creek
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Representative Dies
House Committee
Communist Party
Secretary of State
Philadelphia
Dies
Cluded
France
Britain
American Automobile Association
Europe
Pan American Clippers
Atlantic
European
Florida
A. J. Nolte
H. W. von Loesecke
U.S
Civilian Conservation Corps
Washington
McDonald Observatory
Dick Vaughn
Fort Worth
University of Texas’ Star Laboratory
Davis Mountains
Earth
Milky Way
Walter Having
New York Times Magazine
Roger Babson
Publishers
Financial Bureau
Bureau of Fisheries
Bureau
Germany
Norway
Hitler
Baltic
Sweden
Per Albin Hansson
Netherlands
Belgium
Benjamin Franklin
Franklin
Richard
Leningrad
Berlin
P. C
Soviet Union
Venezuela
Iran
Netherland
India
Rumania
Mexico
Joe Gandy
Winnsboro, Texas
Texas
Egypt
Solomon
Kansas City
American Chemical Society
Penitentiary
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