Ardmore Rotary backs big truck crop project for area farms
Ardmore Rotary Club members lead a multi-state effort with about 700 farmers to plant 400 acres of sweet potatoes and tomatoes, 600 acres of field peas, and 13,300 pounds of seed peas. The project, funded by 12 Rotarians who pledged $15,000, aims to create a new cash market and is supported by local canneries and lenders.
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Rotary Club
Homer Boggs
Thoran Jones
Morgan Mims
Mabron Lewter
Charlie Berry
King- Pharr Co
W. T. Yeager
W. H. Hancock
Cullman
Athens
Pulaski
Fayetteville
Ardmore
Farmers Home Administration
Tse
U.S
Cowan Forbes
J. G. Jones
H. R. Mangum
E. L. Bailey
Cornelius Coffman
A. C. Austin
John B. White
Insect Life and Reproduction From Early Radio Logs
A fragment combines radio schedules with a science note on insect reproduction. It cites house flies and aphids multiplying rapidly, mentions queen ants and bees laying many eggs, and notes a termite queen laying up to 43 000 eggs daily, illustrating rapid population growth in ideal conditions.
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Karl Escherich
Nebraska
Father Hoppenjans Ordained Priest In Kentucky
Terence E. Hoppenjans of Decatur was ordained a priest by Bishop Mulloy in Covington at St. Marys Cathedral. He will celebrate his First Solemn High Mass at Blessed Sacrament Church in South Ft. Mitchell and next Sunday at St. Anns in Decatur with Father Horgan delivering the sermon.
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Terence E. Hoppenjans
Bernard J. Hoppenjans
St. Ann’s
Decatur
William T. Mulloy
Covington
St. Mary’s Cathedral
Basilica of the Assumption
Hoppenans
Blessed Sacrament Church
South Ft. Mitchell
Covington Latin High School
Nazareth Hall
St. Paul Seminary
St. Paul, Minn
Father Hoppenians
How many insects in the world debated by scientists
AUBURN reports the current puzzle in entomology the number of insect species and total insects. Estimates range from 700000 to one million species with varying per acre counts. Studies note 65 million insects per acre of forest soil in Illinois and 3000 to 7000000 insects in flight per square mile depending on time of day.
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F. E. Guyton
Auburn
Margaret Windsor
University of Ilinois
Ilinois
H. E. McClure
Dif
Debt rises from 1945 to 1955 in United States
The combined U.S. public and private debt increased from 493 million dollars in 1945 to 709 million dollars in 1955, reflecting a substantial postwar borrowing expansion.
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U.S
US hall housing boom from 1900 to 1950 era described
A historical note says the United States hall shows nearly three and a half times as many dwellings in 1950 as in 1900, with an expansive area described as half a mile high, one hundred miles wide, and three hundred miles long.
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United States
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