Plans that Produce Profits for the Farm
A farmer exemplifies advance planning to boost yields and efficiency. He maps fields and fences, schedules crops by season, inventories tools and supplies, and plans daily tasks to weather and emergencies. His method keeps ground ready, jobs timely, and labor balanced, yielding prosperity.
Allied forces in Java maintain resistance in jungle
Despite withdrawal of the main Allied line in Java the forces refused surrender. About 3,000 Australian troops under a war hero colonel harass Japanese from the jungle, supported by several hundred U.S. troops, Dutch, and loyal natives.
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Java
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Congress Debates Soldier Dependents Subsidy and Gas Rationing
Senate and House debate monthly subsidies for soldiers dependents and future gas rationing with hearings sought by leaders. Inland measures include a Smaller War Plants Corporation plan and a stalled Florida Ship Canal proposal amid wartime policy fights.
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Posey Farmers Meet at Arlington School
The Posey Farm Bureau held its regular meeting with the Defense Organization at the Arlington school building on Monday evening. Attendance was good and a program followed featuring devotions by Rev. Charles Buck, singing led by Howard Ernest, a reading by Mrs. Roland Ernest, and memorial services for departed members.
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Sleeping sickness threat to nation's work horses
The American Foundation for Animal Health warns that sleeping sickness may surge again this summer due to last year's outbreaks and heavy spring rains. It cites 36 000 cases in 1941, doubling 1940, and urges all horse owners to vaccinate through a veterinarian using the chick embryo vaccine as proper handling is required. Army horses were immunized this spring.
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American Foundation For Animal Health
Foundation
Lucky Purnell to race at Greenfield Saturday night
Lucky Purnell from San Antonio Texas with the rapid white Number 1 is set for auto races at the Midgetdrome in Greenfield Indiana. The event is under flood lights with time trials at 7 and races at 8 15. Purnell won the Alabama State Championship last season.
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Lucky
Cowboy
Sign of the Turtle Guards Slow Nazi Munitions Work
In occupied Czechoslovakia at Skoda plants, armed guards watch every fifth machine while workers paint turtles on walls to slow pace. The turtle reminder is reportedly cutting production by as much as forty percent in some factories.
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