Speaking of Farming by C M Ling
Farmers should pick seed cotton as soon as ready and deliver clean dry cotton to the gin. Exposure in the field lowers quality, damp or trashy cotton reduces bale value, and careful handling can save from $100 to $1000 per bale. Prompt, dry delivery yields better ginning results and bale quality.
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Joan Monary
Sven
Best Method For Transplanting Plants In Hot Days
Auburn Alabama experts advise balancing leaf surface with roots when transplanting in heat. Remove lower leaves on pepper and tomato cuttings, plant in shade when possible, water copiously, pack soil, and add small amounts of nitrates to foster root growth. Use shade with boards or shingles placed on the south side to protect mid day sun.
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Auburn
Ala
W Ai Roffin
Alabama Polytech Scle Institute
Farmers urged to market all extra corn now
The War Food Administration urged farmers to market surplus corn promptly to aid war industries and deficit areas. From July 1 to August 20, sellers delivering to a country elevator for CCT would receive immediate ceiling price and a later supplement if ceilings rise. Officials say this does not imply price increases, just offset rumors.
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Auburn
Alabama
War Food Administration
War ‘Food Administratioy
Stampings Cut Gun Costs and Weight in Ordnance Redesign
Army ordnance reports significant cost reduction from $225 to $21 per unit by stamping 45 caliber submachine guns and using uncritical materials. The redesigned 50 caliber aircraft machine gun saves 52 pounds and reduces bronze usage by two pounds.
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Army Ordnance
ImS Treed Aupust 1 te andar NP ad
The readable fragments describe a local notice with actions by officials and a pending date. It names a place and organization involved, with an outlook of administrative steps and an upcoming deadline. The text preserves neutral phrasing and avoids graphic details.
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Aupust
Alabama Has Excellent Crop Prospects
Alabama crop prospects are excellent overall, with dryness in Northwest Alabama and excess rain in extreme Southwest. Extension workers report boll weevils causing damage to cotton across the state, plus aphids and cotton worms in several counties. Farmers are using calcium arsenate and menthene mixes to combat boll weevils and apply heavier calcium arsenate for worms.
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Auburn
Ala
Alabama
Smith
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Gray Ladies aid US troops in North Africa hospitals
Red Cross Gray Ladies in Africa join counterparts in North Africa, visiting American service members held in British and French hospitals. The overseas workers call on soldiers to provide comfort and morale while hospitalized away from home.
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Africa
Red Cross
United States
North Africa
Noted scientist cites air sickness immunity debate
A noted physiologist and psychologist argues that no one is absolutely immune to air sickness but people can learn to acquire or resist it. The article also notes the new Mustang dive bomber with brakes, bomb sacks, and high reliability machine guns as the fastest dive bomber in the world.
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Beleves
Conqueror of Ethiopia Phases in Italian Politics
The article discusses Badoglio’s roles from premier designate to wartime commander and viceroy in Ethiopia. It notes his controversial legacy in the 1935 36 campaigns, his break with Mussolini, and his postwar reputation, alongside a caption about Italian measures to conserve aluminum in a new 80mm anti aircraft gun mount.
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Marshal Wietra Badoglio
Italy
Tan
Mussolini
Badoghio
Braide
Duce
Black Ghats
Victor Emmanuel
Radopiio
Ethiopia
Badoglia
No Rayon Shortage Hits Clothing Lining Says WPA
Betty MacDonald reports rayon scarcity pressures clothing makers who cannot obtain enough rayon for linings. Army needs exceed 4,000,000 pounds for reconstruction and hosiery demand, prompting innovations like unlined purses and other items. WPB plans push shoe style reductions, leather features eliminated, colors limited. Diaper production rises to 100,000,000 by year end to meet birthrate. Summer brings rationed irrigation distribution loosenings by War Food Administration.
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Betty MacDonald
Washington
Food Administration
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