California Chosen Test Site For New Policy Of Indians
Walter W. Woehlke has been named director of Indian affairs in California. He will develop programs to withdraw federal supervision over California Indian economic activities and transfer control to Indian individuals and groups. Headquarters will be in Sacramento as part of a broader Interior Department plan to shift trust property control and services to state and Indian entities.
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Walter W. Woehlke
Bureau of Indian Affairs
California
Interior Department
Woehlke
Sacramento
Department
Daffynition of a traffic light clues to its color change
A playful definition explains a traffic light as a small green bulb that turns red as a vehicle nears, capturing a familiar urban cue with a wink.
Too Many Farmers? A Nation Moving From Farms
Washington bureau notes a three million drop in farm population since 1940 as migration to cities continues. Yet farm output remains high with 27.4 million on farms in January, one third of adults in cities, and co op membership rising to 5.436 million with business up 18 percent to 7.12 billion.
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Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Fara
Cslies
Farm Credit Administration
Minnesota
Illinois
Iowa
New, York
Wisconsin
Ohio
Missouri
Indiana
Washington
College and pro football clash over costs and crowds
The article weighs the financial impact of the Sanity Code on college and professional football. Colleges could draw huge crowds but raise prices and cut expenses, while pros face potential losses of up to $500,000 in several teams. It notes strong pro teams in major cities, a fierce league battle, and a top college season likely to outdraw the pros, with East, Midwest, and South programs named as potential powerhouses.
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Cleveland
San Francisco
New York
Lujack
Conerly
Connor
Layne
Evans
Gilmer
Minisi
A. A
Chappuis
Chicago Rockets
Bears
Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
National League
Giants
Redskins
Eagles
Packers
Steelers
George Marshall
Redskin i
George
Tim Mara
George Hales
Penn State
Army
Pennsylvania
Princeton
Columbia
Navy
Rutgers
Holy Cross
Villanova
Yale
Harvard
Dartmouth
Boston College
Midwest
Notre Dame
Michigan
Purdue
Minnesota
Northwestern
Texas
Rice
North Carolina
Georgia Tech
Vanderbilt
Mississippi State
Alabama
Georgia
Southern California
Ohio State
California
Pattern details for fall and winter styles booklet
Pattern numbers and size ranges describe dresses and sewing options. Sizes 34 36 6 and 48. 36 or 30 inch. various sleeve lengths. Fall and Winter Stylist issue promises new styles and a free pattern within.
Household Hints For Dry Aprons Baked Apples And More
Practical tips from home care and cooking. An oilcloth apron made from an old tablecloth keeps you dry on washdays. Baked apples a la mode with vanilla cream serve as party dessert. Jellies and preserves benefit from a spare spoon saucer beside the stove. A fabric shoe bag makes a convalescent child’s toy storage. A sponge with leftover starch can revive limp petticoats. If a piano note falters check inside the instrument for objects on the strings. Developing films in a sink is risky for enamel. Rugs require pads or newspapers beneath them. Seal cosmetic containers with Scotch tape to protect luggage.
Kansas Farmers Export Benefit From Foreign Trade
A State Department report notes that over 150,000 Kansas farms grow crops for export and gain from foreign trade. It highlights Cuba as a major buyer, with U S exports of wheat flour rising from 2.935 million in 1933 to 5.383 million in 1938, an increase of about 83 percent under Reciprocal Trade Agreements.
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Kansas
United States State Department
Cuba
United States
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George D. Aiken
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Milton Eisenhower
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Dwight Eisenhower
Chicago
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School of Philosophy
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