State Farmers Made Excellent Start In Crops For This Year
Alabama farmers report strong progress in 1945 crops and livestock despite a labor shortage. Potatoes beef and dairy herds show good grazing and markets, with 610 non farm boys set to help harvest Baldwin County potatoes. Strawberries and vegetables move to market with favorable prices. County agents host farm tours to showcase winter grazing and fertilized fields. Doyle Buckles urges Alabama made products in ads and calls for state pride and postwar loyalty promotions.
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L. C. Brackeen
Auburn
Ala
Alabama
Baldwin County
P. C. Davis
Alabama Extension Service
Birmingham
George Grant
Florida
Texas
Hastings
Greenville
Clanton
Cullman
Doyle Buckles
Alabama Press Association
Tennessee
California
Associated Press
Montgomery
Mobile
Oneonta
Ashford
Press of
Museum scientist’s war zone specimen collection
A biologist at the Chicago Museum of Natural History served in the Pacific theater during the war. He did not exchange time with the enemy but gathered several hundred specimens of birds, animals, lizards, snakes and frogs for the museum collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Museum of Natural History
Royal Singers of Montgomery to perform at New Bethel
The Royal Singers of Montgomery will present a musical program at New Bethel Baptist Church this Sunday. Rev J W Harris is pastor and Mally Willis announced the event inviting the public to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Singers of Montgomery
New Bethel Baptist Church
Mally Willis
J. W. Harris
Cobs Used To Stretch Corn For More Beef
Ohio State Agricultural Experiment Station tests over two years explore using corn cobs with shelled corn to produce feed. Chief Paul Gerigugh and Nutrition Committee chair Lyman Peck explain cob inclusion could boost beef and pork supplies by stretching the corn crop.
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AP Newsfeaures Wooster
Q. Ameritas
Avestock
Ohio State Agricultural Experiment Statinx
Paul Gerigugh
Animal Industry Department
Lyman Peck
American Feed Manufacturers Association Nutrition Committee
Venezuela Plans National Blood Bank Initiative
PHILADELPHIA AP Venezuela plans a national blood bank to serve 40 million people across 20 states and one federal district. A Caracas representative has been sent to study the pooled plasma system and its implementation.
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Philadelphia
Vene- Tela
Caracas
Blood banking proposal under Vecezuela plan
Aide program discussion outlines paid donors to supply blood for government banking. Rafael Sepulvedo, the representative, explained in the presentation.
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Vecezuela
Rafael Sepulvedo
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Csy
Wey
Steve
He Wanted It
Cpl
William Neeeher
Mes
Tepstee
Jee
Pepti-Cola Company
Long Island City
N.Y
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co
Dothan
Airport Bus Co
Mer
Uncle Sam
Iwo Jima
Neture
Venezuela
Foster
A. 0
P. Aide
John A. Daneher
Connecticut
Herbert Brownell, Jr
Republican Nations] Committee
Steele
Jones Insurance Agency Pemwey
Frank Singiser
the Sinclair Headliner
Newwsi OF the Moment
J.B. Davis
Sinclair Refining CO
Nature
Ayunoy Health
Great Southern
Sev
Ltires & Tubes
Beota
Boys Scouts
5C Inc
Firestone
OPA
E. Adams
St. Andrews
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