Poultrymen in Beadle County urged to lift egg output 1942
Beadle County poultry growers are urged to raise egg production to support the national defense program aiming for an 11 percent rise in 1942. Beadle County’s target mirrors the state goal of about a 15 percent increase to around 60 million dozen eggs, with prices guaranteed at not less than 85 percent parity through 1942.
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Beadle County
Eli F. Martin
Usda Defense Board
South Dakota
Martin
Secretary of Agriculture
Claude R. Wickard
Agricultural Defense
Great Britain
Lend-Lease Co
Department of Agriculture
Open Forum letters and social notes from Cedarcrest care facility
Open Forum from Cedarcrest Sanitarium resident Alexander Vasko Hartford expresses hobby of collecting souvenir postcards and seeks exchanges. Also notes Alpena luncheon honoring Mrs J H Stroh of Greeley and Miss Ottilia Brosz visiting, with family outing to Parkston. Mentions North American Muslim population estimate of 28 000.
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Cedarcrest Sanitarium
Hartford
Conn
Alexander Vasko
Hartford, Conn
Parkston
Word Puzzle Clue Grid Unveils Historical Crossword
A dense OCR style clue list presents a mixed set of crossword hints. It includes definitions for prior terms such as harbor and great lake, plus many cross references like animal spots, nobleman, and electrical engineer abbr. The text compiles questions and partial answers, suggesting a published puzzle page from a historical newspaper.
Domestic Farm Supplies In U S May Hit New High
Secretary Wickard told the House Appropriations Committee that U S farm supplies may reach a new all time high next year under the lend lease plan. He outlined how a $1 billion agricultural aid program would be split among pork dairy eggs and other products and warned Britain faces restricted diets while U S farmers face higher demand for fats from soybeans and cottonseed.
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Washington
Congress
Wickard
United States
House Appropriations Committee
Britain
Helen Morgan Dies After Spleen Operation Show Boat Star
Helen Morgan, 41, famed singer from Show Boat, died in Henrotin Hospital after an operation for removal of the spleen. She had been in critical condition since Sept 25 and received 13 blood transfusions while unconscious. Her husband Lloyd Johnson and mother Mrs Lulu Morgan were at her side. Morgan rose from a Danville Illinois clerkship to fame in the 1920s era of speakeasies and torch songs.
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Macau
Helen
Morgan
Synony
Fio Zisefeld
Torch
Chicago
Lloyd Johnson
Los Angeles
Lulu Morgan
High Falls
N.Y
Henrotin Hospital
Danville, HL
Road Building Jobs Open in Panama Highway Construction
Panama highway projects seek machine operators through the Civil Service Commission with openings for tour deal operators, bulldozer operators, caterpillar tractor operators, and power shovel operators. Applicants need six months recent machine experience and physical fitness. October 20 is the application deadline.
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Panama
Republic of Panama
Civil Service Commission
Louis Tollefson
State Employment Service
Tollefson
Mackenzie on Central Front Clash In World War II News
The piece outlines a pivotal battle with German forces under Von Bock trying to encircle Timoshenko as Moscow fights for core defense. It notes Orel’s fall as a railway hub, the Sea of Azov push toward the Caucasus, and Moscow’s appeal to Britain for decisive aid amid Allied debate on invasion feasibility and emergency risks.
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Ukraine
Budyonny
Fedor von Bock
Timoshenko
von Bock
Moscow
Orel
Sea of Azov
Caucasus
Britain
Germany
London
Air war debate for Berlin bombardment gains tempo
Wartime discussion suggests Britain weigh a continuous air assault on Berlin and German cities. The aim is to deny German air power by forcing fighters and bombers from the Russian front, a move viewed as potentially aiding the Reds through Luftwaffe strain.
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Berlin
Luftwaffe
Newlyweds Leave Toward Rhode Island Home
Mr and Mrs Albert Rose formerly Elsie Miller of Tulare departed last week for Rhode Island where they will establish residence. Mrs Rose is the daughter of Mr and Mrs W Miller and Mr Rose is the son of Mr and Mrs Everett Rose. Mr Rose serves in the navy and is stationed in Rhode Island.
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East Tulare
Albert Rose
Rhode Island
Mississippi River name evolves through several spellings
The Mississippi River has been written as Meche-sebe, Michispe, Misisipi, and now its current spelling. The four variants reflect early Indigenous pronunciation and later European adaptations noted by explorers and mapmakers.
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Mississippi River
Laval
Labette
Marquette
Canadian air cadets graduate in Toronto ceremony
Larry Daniel Barrow Burke and twelve pilots from the United States received their wings at the Royal Canadian Air base in Toronto. General W Steffens of the Norwegian Air Force presided over the graduation ceremonies.
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WINGS
Toronto
Larry Daniel Barrow
Burke
Atmang
Ed States
Royal Canadian Air
W. Steffens
Norwegian Air Force
Presidin
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