Review of Current Events World Over
Review of world affairs highlights Norman H Davis as key US diplomat in Europe and China talks, with Mac Donald in London signaling US consent to a consultative pact on war debts and trade, amid Roosevelt’s push for new financial and economic coordination.
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Review of Current
Norman H. ‘Davis
Busrope
Roosevelt
London
Mac Donald
House of Commons
Great Britain
Britain
Davis
MacDonald
Washington
France
Italy
Heston
United States
Congress
East
T. V. Soong
China
Alfred Sze
Soong
Peiping
Viscount Kikujiro Ishi
Japan
Far East
Manchuria
Manchukuo
Ajalmar Schacht
Reichsbank
Albert J. Pani
Mexico
Welles Greets Havana as Ambassadorship Opens
Gunner Welles arrives in Havana as ambassador to Cuba, greeted by officials and about 100 passers, while thousands cheer along the sea wall. He pledges to foster healthy trade and reiterates U.S. stance on the Platt amendment. Reports of Roosevelt relief plans for city foods are noted amid farm strike signals. Harvard’s Conant named to presidency, and a new banking reform bill advances in the Senate Banking subcommittee.
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Hah ‘Simpson
House
Jones
Agriculture Committee
Burns
Senate
Conference Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
Hiram
Johnson
California
Federal Trade Commission
Gunner Welles
Cuba
Havana
Island Republic
United States
Welles
Washington
Roosevelt
National Farmers’ Holiday Association
Des Moines
Milo Reno
House of Representatives
Simpson
Montevideo
Minn
Minnesota Farm Holiday Association
Wallace
R. L. Rickard
Oklahoma Holiday Association
Oklahoma
Guass
Senate - Banking Subcommittee
Federal Reserve
Backyard Flocks Reduce Food Cost Says Expert
North Carolina State College extension report argues backyard poultry farming strengthens household resilience. It notes fowls adapt to varied conditions, cut living costs when prices rise, and help during income dips, but requires well ventilated houses, clean nests, good water, and weather protection for birds.
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Q. F. Parrish
Bpeelnilat
North Carolina State College
WNU Borvico
Sanitary Practice Cuts Chick Loss Across Pennsylvania
Poultrymen who adopted all recommended sanitary practices saw chick losses drop to under 7 percent, compared with an average around 10 percent or more. Data from Pennsylvania State College Extension shows steady declines since 1920, with gains widening as practices such as clean brooders, feeders, and grounds were implemented.
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D. OC
Henderson
Pousitry
Pennsylvania State College
Agricultural Extension Service
Tosa
Productive North Dakota hen yields 42 eggs in two years
O A Barton head of poultry at North Dakota Agricultural College reports a hen produced 42 eggs in two years worth 0.74 dollars. The hen consumed 200 pounds of feed with a 2.40 dollar feed cost and 7.94 dollars overhead and labor income. Eggs weighed about 63 pounds, over ten times the hen's body weight, averaging over four pounds of feed per dozen and about 5 cents per dozen feed cost.
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Aalngie Combisnoue Islanu
North Dakota Agricultural College
O. A. Barton
Poultry Department
Wallice
Poultry notes on sunlight and air reduce disease
Notes emphasize sunlight and fresh air in poultry houses cut disease. Yearling hens in corn belt flocks show tuberculosis risk far higher than pullets. New Zealand plans exports of eggs to Britain near 1,000,000 this year, roughly double 1952. Egg size declines about 6 percent per generation. Manitoba prices weaken as markets drop. In recent season, 1,277,860 gained from poultry. turkeys at 1.10 each topped around 885
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Zealand
Britain
Sven
Manitoba
Barley Malting Prospects in U S Declared Doubtful
A Department of Agriculture note explains after beer legislation that most regions cannot profitably grow malting barley. Only small favorable pockets exist in Western New York, parts of the Upper Midwest, and some plains areas. Readiness for premium malting depends on kernel quality, mold resistance, and avoiding scab and poor drainage in barley fields.
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Dr. Ti, V. Harlan
United Statea
Department of Agricultural
WNU Barvico
Congress
United States
Department
New York
Nines
Wisconsin
Minnesota
South Dakota
Iowa
Kansas
Cabbage and Cauliflower Growers Face Lime Use
New York state college of agriculture expert Charles Chapp warns cab bage and cauliflower growers about lime use in spring. He notes wasted lime costs due to club-root, urging growers to estimate losses and consider disease-free rotation or crop change when disease is mild or soils are poor.
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Charles Chapp
New York State College of Agriculture
Causes of Bloating in Cattle Linked to Clover Sugars
Dairy notes suggest sugars in white red crimson and alake clover blooms may trigger ruminant bloating. Wet unbloomed clover and alfalfa in bloom show no consistent relation. Cyanoglucoside content in clovers beyond blossoms could explain many bloating cases, Hoard's Dairyman reports.
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California
Indiana Erosion Destructive Soil Loss Across States
Descriptive note from the United States Department of Agriculture highlights soil erosion as a national issue not confined to Indiana alone. The report references a survey in one Indiana county that originally contained large farms and landscapes, indicating widespread erosion concerns across the region.
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United States Department of Agricultura Gays
Deuth
Indiana
New Light On Gog's Voyage And Bank Of Genoa
The Ransom City Star reports new light on Columbus tale suggesting the Bank of St George funded his voyage rather than Queen Isabella. If true, banking credibility would rise and modern financiers may back ventures with renewed confidence.
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Bank of St George
Genoa
Italy
Bank of St. George
Isabella
Spain
Columbus
Bank Ing
Ransom City Star
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Arvard
James Bryant Conant
A. Lawrence Lowell
Sheldon Bemery
Dorchester
Mass
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Jennett Bryant
Conant
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