Farmers reject WRA plan to use Japanese internees for teaching
At the American Farm Bureau convention in Chicago leaders denounced a War Relocation Authority proposal to bring Japanese internees to Ohio Michigan and elsewhere to teach sanitation and farming. Critics argued Americans already know better and warned the plan could backfire.
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Chicago
War Relocation! Authority
West Coatt
Ohio
Michigan
American Farm Bureau Federation
George Wilson
Sacramento
Calif
Francis Johnson
Iowa Farm Bureau Federations
WRA
Kalamazoo
Mich
Paul W. Shafer
R-Mich
War Relocation Authority
Shafer
Harry F. Kelly
Lansing
Shaler
Washington (Lp
Dillon S. Myer
The
Dies
Tule Lake
Everett L. Dakan
Columbus
Cleveland
Midwest
Clare Hoffman
House
White House
Servne
Everett L. Dakau
Columbus, Ohio
Iowa Nebr Canners elect officers at Cedar Rapids meeting
About 200 people attended the forty second annual Iowa Nebraska Canners association session in the Montrose hotel Cedar Rapids. Elected officers include Guy Pollock president Marshalltown Garth E Carrier vice president Vinton and Roy Chard secretary treasurer Audubon. New directors are Freda Smith Grimes and Irving Nelson Lake Mills.
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Guy Pollock
Marshall Canning Company
Marshalltown
Iowa-Nebraska Canners Association
Cedar Rapids
Montrose Hotel
Garth E. Carrier
Iowa Canning Company
Vinton
Roy Chard
Audubon Canning Company
Audubon
Freda Smith
Old Grimes Canning Company
Grimes
Carrier
Pollock
Hillman B. Evertsen
Irving Nelson
Cool Spring Canning Company
Lake Mills
E. H. Bernhardt
Norfolk Canning Company
Plattsmouth
Neb
Henry W. Chavis
Ames Canning Company
Ames
J LeRoy Farmer
J. LeRoy Farmer Canning Company
Clark Hagan Atlantic Canning Company
Atlantic
Loyal Shannon
Oloe Food Products Company
Nebraska City
Garth & Carrier
Wartime to Postwar Canners Leaders Speak on 1944 Outlook
Wilbur Orr of Danville and Harvey Burr of Chicago addressed wartime and postwar relations between canners and food brokers and outlined 1944 industry challenges. They discussed crop development and advances in canning procedures as the sector plans for postwar needs.
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Wilbur Orr
Danville
Italians at Work in Tama Hemp Fields
Fifty Italian prisoners of war from Camp Clark Missouri began work Saturday in the hemp fields north of Tama. They are part of the group brought to Eldora and are quartered in CCC camps there, making the daily trip to Traer.
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TRAER
Camp
Clark
Tama
Eldora
CCC
Fair Managers Plan New Emphasis On Baby Beeves
DES MOINES AP The Fair Managers association of Iowa discussed shifting emphasis toward baby beef with better weight gain rather than finish. 4-H leader Ed Gabel of Ames argued war era demand favors economical gains over highly finished beef, noting higher feed costs and government guidance. Secretary E W Williams of Manchester reported a year end balance of 1969.
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Des Moines
Fair Managers Association of Iowa
Ed Gabel
Ames
Gabel
E. W. Williams
Manchester
Isolationism Attacked by Ed O'Neal at Farm Bureau Session
CHICAGO AP Ed O Neal president of the American Farm Bureau federation urged a world farming league to secure lasting peace. He urged international farm representation from England Canada and the United States and called for tariff reform currency stabilization and open trade to rebuild postwar economies. He warned isolationism cost the peace and said domestic price reforms and ending artificial barriers were needed.
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Chicago
International League of Farmers
Ed O'Neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
O'Neal
England
Canada
United States
Edward A. O'Neal
Fragmented quotation on civilian control and liberty
A historical fragment warns that government domination over civilian affairs in peace could entrench regimentation and erode liberty for a once-proud free people. The text stresses vigilance against expanded executive power and loss of freedoms.
Shortage of Egg Cases Risks Civilian Supply in 1944
A War Food Administration spokesman warned that a 1944 egg case shortage could waste part of the civilian supply as production of 30 million fiberboard and wooden cases may be insufficient for an expected 60 billion eggs. He urged dealers to report needed case numbers to enable government allocations. WPB aims for 22 million fiber cases and the wooden box industry projects 7.5 million wooden cases for 1944.
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Washington
Sns
War Food Administration
WFA
WPB
Sen. Gillette
D-Ia
90 Cents for Corn in Sale Near Blairstown
Corn sold for 90 cents and oats for 69 cents at the A. H. Dodd farm sale southwest of Blairstown. Cows topped at 130 dollars, a heifer at 100 dollars, sheep 11.25 to 14 dollars, lambs 12.50 each. Broad sows 58.50, pigs 12, chickens 1.20, Buineas 0.40, hay 1.25 a ton, spreader 65, mower 45, hay loader 41, side rake 39.
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Amana
Walford
Norway
Weicht
Jersey
Guernsey
New Idea
McCormick
John Deere
Oliver Cang
Emerson
Alec
Thelma
Jamesway Hon
Iowa
Fourerold Furniture
Liring Resem
Selie
Walford Ladiex
Paul
Blairstown
A. H. Dodd
Here
Center Point Poultry Show Slated December 9 to 11
Center Point hosts a three day poultry show from December 9 through December 11 drawing participants and spectators to the event. Organizers expect exhibitors from local farms and nearby counties to compete in various breeds and categories.
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Gazette
Center Point
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Iowa-Nebraska Canners
Farmer
Iowa Corn Canners
National Corn Canners Service Bureau
A. J Loveland
Iowa Aaa
Floyd Johnson
Iowa State College
George Haskell
Col
Frank B Hallagan
Selective Service Headquarters
Arthur Barlow
Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce
J. S. Russell
Des Moines Register and Tribune
E. S. Haber
M. C. Crispin
Ann
Martelle
Highway 261
Geermsey
Hey and
Graina
Marien
Deering Dart Mill
Obert Ae Grispin Lee
Crag
Frank Votroubek
Sharp George E. Parizek
Oxford
George E. Parizek
Ray Anderson
John Klonda
Ely
John Patrick
Iowa City
Henry Ehlers
Ryan
H. E. Ellison
Mt. Vernon
Enos B. Landis
Springville
H. J. Garling
Frank A. Newman
Pundhman Bros
Tipton
Henry Simoons
Melissa C Heneks
Mechanicsville
A. D. Paul
J. P. Leonard
Independence
C. C. Bender
West Branch
Anamosa
Loren Dumont
Martello
Ed Rinda
Stewart and Gardner
Marion
Turner and Olcott
Walker
Wesley G
Geo. Rinehart
Solon
Mary Michal
W. Swisher
John O. Siebels
A. H. Ahrens
S Beck
Frank M. Farrell
Arch Graft
Mechanics
Ille
Elmer Sievers
S. Oxford
Frank L. Novak
William Yernes
W. Solon
Edward J Sullivan
Edward J. Sullivan
A.M. Sharp George E. Parizek
Robert Turkal
Aurion
Oasis
Parleck
Alkin
Holland
Fairfax
Swisher
Ray Aelding
Oliver
SA Bear Cat Hammermill
McCormick-Deering
Hercules
Barrow
McCormick - Deering
Wits Han Wpeere
Hudson
Schiller
Kacer Owxner
Farizek
Oxfet
Moone
Nature
May
Dean
Beverly Cattle Company
Montana
Colorado
NBC
WOW
WMAQ
WDAF
KSOO
Iowa Dairy Industry Commission
Dairy Farmers
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