Cotton of Good Character Urged for Better Alabama Cotton
AUBURN Ala Cotton production official urges Alabama growers to adopt one variety community plan, keep seed pure, and improve fertilization and cultivation. He emphasizes cooperation to maintain seed purity, harvest and gin efficiently, and produce high quality cotton with strong, uniform staple length and good grade during wartime needs. Davis notes the Smith Cox program and free extension service support to sustain quotas and stable prices.
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Rector
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Tedas
Alabama
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Gote
Farmers Test Nitrate Fertilizer Demonstration
Auburn Alabama demonstrations by Extension Service show ammonium nitrate as a readily available source of nitrogen for crops. The material dissolves in water and feeds plants quickly, about 33 percent nitrogen, comparable to nitrate of soda.
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Auburn
Ala
AU Bama
Abama Extension Service
Tannesges Valley
J. C. Lowers
Agrmombst
Alabama
Paleoinir ‘Institute
United Nations
OPA
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Op4aer
Eivisians
Indian Service
Twueson
Ariz
Loce
Luxurious Royal Hawaiian Hotel Reopens as Navy Rest Resort
Sailors flock to the Royal Hawaiian Hotel in Waikiki as the Navy turns it into a rest and recuperation center. Officers pay 1 a day and enlisted men 25 cents weekly, with the resort offering canteen services, dances, theater, and sunlit lounges to ease the transition from combat to peacetime routine.
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Combers
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Pepin, Wise
Edmund Sampter
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Richard Brower
Allendale
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Edson Gives 2 Inside War Information On Agencies
A Dothan Washington correspondent notes wartime campaigns on homefront travel and rationing. Officials including OPA and the War Production Board face misunderstandings and bureaucratic twists. References to Betty MacDonald and Joseph Eastman highlight unease, with jokes about legal fuel and pricing battles.
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Dothan Earle
Washington
War Information
Naw
Betty MacDonald
Defense Transportsion
Joseph Eastman
Eastman
Maine
War Production Board
Cotton Ed Smith
Lynchburg
OPA
Jesse Jones
Cotton Ed
Honolulu
DWT
Congress
War Food Administration
Fragmentary wartime note on metal, industry and shortages
A garbled excerpt references metal, heavier weight limits, and rising demand tied to war mobilization. Mentions agencies and the general registry, with unclear terms about war office and production pressures affecting supply chains.
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