Soldiers Vote Bill Progress and Naval War Notes
Congressman R Poage of Texas weighs in on the Soldiers' Vote bill, praising its speed while noting it is not perfect. He urges better use of noncombat roles and cautions against interfering with war operations. The column also mentions food substitutes trials in Chicago and remarks on margarine and cottonseed products amid wartime shortages.
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Forum of Chicago
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Hen Ohe
Wianpower Decorriee
Congress
Inyan
R. Poage
Mth
Texas
Medical Weapons Protect Soldiers
Developed by American industrial research, three new medical weapons aid soldiers against epidemics. IDT compound repels tropical larvae and typhus. Insect Repellent 6-2-2 targets malaria mosquitoes and flies, attacking insect nerve endings. A freon gas bomb kills insects without harming humans.
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Naples
Farm Prices to be Supported in Bosque County
Bosque County AAA officials announce assured price support for principal farm products this year. Non recourse loans set at parity benchmarks for wheat and barley. cotton loans near parity. peanuts to be bought by War Food Administration at set tonnages. wool and hogs price supports detailed. eggs turkey and butterfat supports outlined with minimums and timelines.
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Bosque County
War Food Administration
Virins
Valencia
WEA
Chicago
WFA
Nha
Wilk
Jevela
Eaftertea
J U
Faeries
Fragmentary OCR Note on Names and Events
A garbled OCR excerpt lists unclear names and phrases such as Bing 4 wong of expec and Shite Henny with scattered terms. The text appears unfinished with malformed words, offering no coherent event, date, or identifiable organizations.
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Bing
Wong
Expec
Petter Gall
Aevoey
Ford predicts war end soon and railroads fade
In a candid Atlantic Constitution interview, Ford says the war may end in two months and that many idle acres and greed fuel conflicts. He argues aviation advances could reduce railroad use, predicts planes may replace rail lines, and envisions a future where automobiles and highways expand as naval air patrols emerge. Ford and Mrs. Ford were visiting Georgia en route to Michigan.
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Atlanta
Ford
Atlantic Constitution
Eame
Georgia
Duartorn
Mich. von
Bosque Soil Conservation District Meets at Stephenville Texas
The Bosque Soil Conservation District held a regular meeting and an afternoon open session on Thursday March 16 1944 in Stephenville Texas. Attendees included county agents and conservation group leaders from Meridian and Pikeville with numerous local farmers and ranchers discussing conservation priorities and county farm programs.
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Bosque Soil Conservation Distriet Bapeevieies
Stephenville
Texas
Haines
Kewih County
Ggeicultural
Agencines
Stephonyilit Voralinnat Aericulture
Turina
Bow County
Behquemore
Meridian
Loyd ‘Trimmier
Porm "Trat Aca
E.R. Turner
Brnckshimp Valley Group
Dp B. McDonald
Woraeh Arva
A, W. Clautem
Pikeville Group
P.M. McMillan
Sparks
J. M. White
Prank
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Washington
Lerten
Poage
M. Johnson Poultry Ranch
Bowie, Texas
Jadauon
Tre
Dame
Sire Stars
Ire
Stary
Pek
Iro Stary
L. A. Cook and Wife
Johnson
M. Johnson
Raulwa
Pord
Atlantic
Cartmarines
H. J. Careton
Bosque Soil Conservation Dea
Bapor Viso Lee Roy Williams
Morgan Mille
Phil
Iredell
Henry C. Dahlen
Chilsom
Hunan
Brown, Gly Bowe
Surrell F. Word
ALL Courts
Atlaye Meridian, Texas
Jenson & Tucker Insurance Agency
ME Jenson
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