Danville Plans School Program Next Week
Danville will host a school program Tuesday night May 21 at eight o'clock featuring grade level roles from first grade Mother Goose Pageant to sixth grade graduation. The event, directed by Edith and Kathleen Livingston along with Marie Ford and others, invites the public.
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Distinctive Dutch Cakes in Nearly Every Town
Across the Netherlands most towns boast a unique cake or cookie specialty. Local bakers preserve regional flavors, with each village offering a signature treat.
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Crossbreeding Boon to Dairy Industry Gains Shown
Research at Agricultural Research Center Beltsville Maryland reports crossbreeding of Holsteins Guernseys Jerseys and Red Danes raises butterfat by about 20 percent over expected from proven dairy lines. Two breed and three breed crosses show strong production and hybrid vigor with notes on dam daughter comparisons and ongoing testing.
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Food Group Is Selected For Cullman Drive
Bob Roberson chairman of the Cullman emergency food collection committee announces the local committee for the national drive supplying foodstuffs to starving people abroad. The Cullman Banner lists Mayors, chamber leaders and civic group chairs and notes contributions may be turned in to these chairmen with canned goods in tin cans only. Oil lamps were used to light New York streets in 1762.
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Unions Split as Statewide Drive Draws Battle Lines
The speaker describes a rival group launching a statewide organization drive to oppose all other unions. It claims aims to defeat Southern senators and Congress members who supported farmers' interests and bitterly opposed farmer legislation in Washington.
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