4 H Club Projects In Livestock And Field Crops Reversed
Alabama Extension Director P O Davis notes a decade of reversal in 4-H club focus. In 1930 field crops dominated while livestock lagged. by 1940 livestock projects and feed production surged as field crops declined. Data cover thousands of participants and hundreds of thousands of animals across white and Negro clubs, with corn yields and pasture projects highlighted.
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P. O. Davis
Alabama Extension Service
Auburn
Ala
Davis
Hole in One Adds to Mrs Leasure's Woe on Golf Course
Mrs E E Leasure scored a hole in one but it did not help her game. She teed off at the second green and the ball curled into the cup on the No 12 green nearby.
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Lawrence, Kas
E. E. Leasure
Honeymoon 1Gold Lead Chapter Twenty Eight Night Intrusion
Brooks and guests shelter in a nightmarish island hideout as a shipwrecked crew takes over with a pistol and threats. Natalie remains missing and the stranger asserts control while the housewives rush to help wounded men. The scene ends in violence and fear.
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Brooks
Natalie
Terry
Poppy Day Pledge Aids Children Of Veterans
Mrs Elmer Loyd outlines Poppy Day during Morgan County Unit No 15 legion auxiliary observance. Poppies fund year round child welfare for veterans families including food clothing shelter school expenses and medical care. The drive on May 31 aims to ensure no veteran child is left unsupported.
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Elmer Loyd
Morgan County
American Legion Auxiliary
Auxiliary
Legion and Auxiliary
America
Furniture Made in U S Factories Top $635 Million Value
The text notes annual furniture production in U S factories exceeding 635 million dollars per Census data, reflecting strong manufacturing and economic contribution to the Auxiliary's welfare fund.
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U. S
Alabama Defense Survey Report Presented to Governor Dixon
The Associated Industries of Alabama handed Governor Frank M. Dixon a survey of the state’s defense production facilities. It covers 481 Alabama plants across 16 classifications and notes 13 343 machines with 12 percent machine tools and 49 575 idle machine hours usable for defense. One fourth of plants are already in defense work and 195 more show interest in taking orders.
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Ala Beoa
Associated Industries of Alabama
Frank M. Dixon
Wallace L. Caldwell
A. L A
Alabama
Cattle Herd Encircles Coyote as Farmer Kills It
Farmer M. Fletcher repairing fence near Parsons Kansas spots cattle circle a coyote. Two horses inside try to trample the animal before Fletcher closes in and kills it with a hammer. He collects a $1 bounty.
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Parsons, Kas
M. Fletcher
Fletcher
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Marchbanks
Tom
Benny
Buddy
Susie
Jane
Bill
Donald
Betsy
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General Electric
Atchen Dar
Sally
Derren
Norge
Dinsmore
Decatur
Bealer
Ranges
United Furniture CO
Grant St
Westinghouse
Carex
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New York
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Hunter Furniture CO
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