Bare Bred Sires Conserve Feed and Improve Return
The article argues improved sires ease feed shortages and boost returns by producing heavier weanlings and fatter carcasses. It cites North Carolina State College findings showing crossbreeding yields higher gains and meat quality, with purebred bulls raising beef value and egg production details for hens noted as supporting overall profitability for breeders and farmers.
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E. H. Hostetler
North Carolina State College Speent
Nccent
Aires
Off flavor in pork from improper processing of tankage
The article explains that properly processed tankage fed to hogs will not develop off flavors in the meat. It notes that feeding fish meal with high oil content can cause rancid odors in the meat, affecting flavor.
Farm Notes Aids Farmers Through Fertilizer Purchases
Farm Notes explains a method where farmers can save money while boosting soil health by buying higher grade fertilizers. The guidance emphasizes cost efficiency and extended crop benefits from improved fertilizer use.
Bridges on trains fuel a quiet cash game tradition
In a Port Washington to Penn Station scene commuters play bridge on trains with brakemen supplying tables and score pads. The pastime yields cash stakes and rewards, with games even continuing on platform after trains stop. A note on revival: Red Ink Comics creator Jack Marshall releases weekly gags to boosted soldiers with self funded distribution.
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Port Washington
Pennsylvania Station
Jack Marshall
Belmont Plaza
Lafis
Marshall
Breadless meals ordered in Algiers decree limits bread
Decrees issued recently ban serving bread in restaurants in Algiers except for transient civilians or soldiers. The measure targets cereal economies to enforce a daily ration of 300 grams per capita until further notice.
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Algiers
Uncertain Politics Behind Attorney General Bushnell Resignations
Boston report notes three staff resignations from Attorney General Robert T. Bushnell as aides fear his unclear stance on running for governor. Close associates say the defection signals wider exits in a politically active office, tied to his refusal to confirm campaign plans.
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Arthur W. Woodman
State House
Boston
Robert T. Bushnell
Bushnell
Frank
Volpe
Bushdell
Spporter
Bushell
Busonekh
Aig Eusted
Wamds
Hudson hockey aims for undefeated season
Hudson high hockey, led by strong players, seeks an undefeated league run in the Eastern Massachusetts circuit. After two wins last week they lead with four straight wins including a shutout of Natick. Next games include Malden, Brookline, Wakefield, and Natick as the halfway mark approaches.
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Hudson
Massachusetts
Crimson Fryars
Malden
Tripp's Pond
Dedham
Natick
Brookline
Wakefield
Howe
Starts Course At Greensbal Greensboro Army Cadet Sargent
Cadet Albert Sargent, son of Mr and Mrs Walter Sargent of Berlin, begins army basic training at the Army Air Forces Training Center No 1. He will take basic training and follow a conditioning course after joining the Traj Command. Formerly with Colonial Press Clinton and Hudson High School, he left in 1943 after enlisting July 30 1943 at Fort Devens.
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Greensboro
N. C
Albert Er Sar
Walte Sargent
Berlin
Army Air Forces Traj Command
Ste Prt
Sargent
Army Air Forces
Colonial Press
Clinton
Hudson High
Sel
Agriculture Glass
Pvt. Sargent
Fort Devens
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