League of Nations adjourns Germany decision at Geneva vote
News Review recounts the March 17 League of Nations assembly where Germany’s admission was deferred after Brazil refused a permanent seat for Germany without one for Brazil. Churchill Chamberlain and Briand discuss the setback, with political tremors in England and France over the Geneva outcome and future implications for Locarno and German reentry.
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League of Nations Assembly
Germany
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Afranio Mello Franco
Brazil
Austen Chamberlain
League of Nations
Europe
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England
Breland
France
Chamberhily
House of Commons
Censwe
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Premiser Briand
Erland
Potato Disease Loss Spurs Hot Formaldehyde Dip
Potato scab and black wart cause heavy annual losses to growers. The hot formaldehyde dip emerges as the leading control, soaking seed potatoes two and a half minutes in a 40 percent formaldehyde solution at 126 F, then covering for two hours.
Unsoiled Eggs Start With Clean Nests And Feet
The poultry department at New Jersey State College of Agriculture urges clean nests and hens feet to produce unwashed, clean eggs. Change nesting material when soiled and prevent roosting on nest edges. Inspect after dark to stop nesting on nests and keep litter plentiful. Remove dirty dropping boards and clean them at least twice weekly to avoid mud in nests.
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Poultry Department
New Jersey State College of Agriculture
New Brunswick
Whitewash for Henhouse Brightens Interior
A Nebraska Agricultural College method for interior henhouse whitewash. Prepare lime mix with quicklime and boiling water, strain, add salt, ground rice, Spanish whiting, and blue, let stand, heat, and apply hot. Add molasses for deeper penetration, soap for a glassy finish. Use an ounce per gallon.
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Nebraska Agricultural College
Value of Pumpkins for Dairy Cows and Swine
Pumpkins are common for cows and hogs. Vermont dairy trials show one ton of pumpkins equals about 350 to 400 pounds of hay or 800 pounds of silage, indicating low feeding value for heavy milking cows. Pumpkin seeds are nutritious and should be fed with the pumpkins.
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Vermont
Beef prices rise as cattle supply tightens in spring
Plain corn-fed beef cattle fetch top prices late winter and spring with price gains expected through May and June as grass cattle join the market later in the year, signaling shifting supplies and market dynamics.
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Thess
Fong
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