Kimber Foundation announced for animal and plant improvement
The Review reports the establishment of The Kimber Foundation, Jr to fund animal and plant improvement with long term perpetual aims. Founder Mr Kim plans to guide initial work, with future beneficiaries and public institutions to receive annual revenues as the enterprise grows. A Rotary Christmas party for convalescent sailors and marines honored veterans and raised clabmen spirits.
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Tuezday
Kimber Foundation, Jr
Kimber
Kinter
Iinder
Kim
Lie Foundation
Rotary Chismas
Humber
Lem
Inura
Soady Laavels
Sex Valles
Wheat price squeeze prompts millers to halt grinding
The report notes a held price and payment disputes for wheat, a ceiling on milling margins, and millers announcing a halt in grinding wheat. This could cause bread shortages of about four percent, though Bay Area bakeries claim sufficient supply exists for weeks. The situation hinges on Office of Price Control action in Washington to straighten chatter.
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Bay Area
Hayward
Office of Price Control
Washington
Christmas Trees Hidden by Window Lighting Rules
Christmas trees were tucked in living room corners this Christmas in Hayward due to garland and light regulations. Many homes decorated indoors, yielding beautiful displays that did not shine outside.
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Hayward
Newspapers Prove Community Service In War Effort
A report by Waller and Publisher highlights national drive showing press cooperation with government and military. It notes substantial newspaper space and resources devoted to the war effort and provides preliminary figures on space and column inches used to publish government and civilian information.
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Waller
Pubisher
Prine
Department of Government
Anl
We Press
Une Eal
Emer
Ranniee
Telegraph Cable Opens Across America at War Time
A damaged fragment reports the opening of an American transcontinental telephone cable amid rising tensions with Japan. Powley, president of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company, defends the cable against war fears as construction progresses across deserts, plains, and mountains, linking New York to the West Coast with a new undersea and overland network.
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Wallis
Texas
Parsons
Hayward
Walley
York
Uitiseart
Unies
Hk. Powley
Pacific
Nulephone and Telegraph Canary and
Waller Ss
Waller Ss. Cho], President of the Anerioni Teleguail Telegraph Company
Janae
America
Fori Dana
Aways
Desert
Kands
Moundin Paskes
Iy de Seth
Phat
Japan
Rancis Eo
Spote
Gifford
New York
Mell
Military Expediency Salutes Council Members and Rhea Montero
Thanks are extended by The Review to Council Number 8 S. P. Tt. 7 and Rhea Mon ter for best wishes expressed in a Christmas greeting coordinated by Secretary Rhea Montero.
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S. P. Tt
Rhea Monter
Rhea Montero
Navy loads Robert Peary in record time at Richmond yard
Rumors swirled as the Liberty Ship Robert Peary reportedly loaded in 14 days 1 hour 9 minutes but officials confirmed it was completed in one day 28 hours after stevedores arrived. Admiral Greenslade hailed the feat as a national record with eight vessels delivered from seven ways in November, boosting Richmond’s overall ship output.
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Robert Peary
San Francisco Bay
Navy
John W. Greenslade
12Th Naval Distries
Richmond
Adolf
Church in the Army Serves Soldiers in Field Settings
The War Department reports 8,638,000 church attendances by army personnel in outlying garrisons with 62,911 services in the month. Many soldiers at gun positions miss regular services, so chaplains bring services to them on military reservations where over 3 million men consulted chaplains. Sky piloting is described alongside ammunition handling.
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War Department
Farmers Demand Labor Machines and Policy Reforms
Former farmers push three demands to Senator Downey centering on adequate labor and machinery for crops. They seek relief from overlapping Washington bureaus, more Mexican labor, and revised selective service. Thousands of truckers join the Truck Conservation Corps pledging preventive maintenance to keep farm deliveries moving and prevent crop losses.
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Downey
Washington
Aly
Tani Per Sone O&rent
U8 Truck Conservation Corps
ODT
South Pacific unity urged by Robeck as Kelsey replies
Colonel Leonard Wm Robeck cites Admiral Kelsey’s call for a unified force in the South Pacific and proposes an “American Fighting Force” banner to replace separate services. He argues for shared aim over military factions while noting industry profits and coal sector losses from Treasury figures and wartime wage costs.
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Leonard WM. Robeck
Tits ‘Sotowons
William W. Kalsey
South Pacific
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Marines
Laverlu
Poll tax repeal clash and army mascots headline
Washington debates poll tax repeal with Roosevelt urged to intervene. AFL leaders Green and Murray press for action as Supreme Court fate looms. Army mascots charm camps and a stray sergeant earns a break in pay. Nebraska Senator-elect Kenneth Wherry recalls earlier senate days amid tales of a tense postwar world. Mrs. Luce tours the globe critiquing British policy while Capra film plans draw army interest.
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D. C
William Green
Phil Murray
FDI
Greene
Roosevelt
AFL
Murray
Ucks
Congress
Biddle
Green
Murrey
Supreme Court
Nebraska
Kenneth Wherry
Senate
George Norris
Wandraw Wilson
Wherry
Senate Nour Iigny
Livestock and Poultry Feeds Need Proteins
The article explains that proteins in feeds come from animal and vegetable sources with varying amino acid content. It notes 10 of 22 amino acids must be available in rations for proper nutrition and that deficient proteins require supplementation for the animal to utilize them efficiently, with animal proteins like tankage and ash meal cited as examples.
Farmers Corner Reflections On War Time Policy Criticism
A farm sector advocate, quoted as Lewis Mullay of New York University, defends government war measures while criticizing centralized power. The piece argues farmers bear sacrifice, resist bureaucratic overreach, and insist on productive effort despite shortages. it highlights patriotism, labor intensity, and tension with wartime controls.
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Lewis Mullay
New York. University
Sssentia Ny
Aim
Mny
New
Teal
Furuer
Shai
Tahor
Les
Washiiston
Yodue- Hin
Halley
New Yorks University
Colawar
Totus
Vegetable proteins versus animal proteins in livestock feed
Nutrition experts favor mixing three different vegetable proteins to balance amino acids in feeds. Soybean meal tops the list but must be complemented by others such as peanut meal and corn gluten meal. Cattle can fare on less complete proteins than swine or poultry, while pigs on good pasture may rely on vegetable proteins, with rations adjusted for dry seasons.
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Mae
Agriculture in Industry By Florence Gc Weed
Apple industry work expands into nonfood products as researchers seek pectin from pulp and peel and fats for jelly. Methods to produce clear apple juice and wax recovery from skins are studied. Apple seed oils are under investigation as cider remains a staple crop despite fewer trees than 36 years ago.
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Florence GC
Agricultural Notes from Ohle Agency Report
Ohle agents describe leadership list for 10 wild storage sites for crops and vegetables. Price controls on scrap metals set by GPA will not rise, per OVA matters. No prom or hoard loss at major reappraisal as common effort supports the war. Beavers are labeled as housekeepers but must keep clean homes amid the turmoil.
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OVA
Miyoné Gonuling
Pereor al Guia
Tony Gets Sturmpee On American Histo
Cleveland report on a man named Tony in a U R Federation hearing. Judge Paul Jones questions Tony’s knowledge of U.S. history after 18 years in the country. Tony answers with George Washington and Christopher Columbus, then struggles with Lincoln and Roosevelt. Citizenship denied.
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Tony
Cleveland
U.R
Feder
Paul Jones
Wishington
George Wasington
Tudge Jones
Sin
Miankiiu D. Roosevelte
Alimhan Lincoln
Ohio
Oley Tail
Lish
Qivenrs
Newdlage
Afl
Airways Pilot With Vast Hours On American Routes
In MAM Florida a veteran Airways pilot is noted for an immense flying career totaling eighteen thousand eight hundred ninety hours. He has logged over two thousand miles daily and has served since his youth, tracing decades on American Airways routes between Miami and South Africa.
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Ugit
Pa Aimerican Airways
Rowe
Carter
Darnstormer
Sheen
Tugwell Declared Enemy Of Trade
Turbulent criticism targets Governor Tugwell over alleged stifling of private trade and expansion limits in Puerto Rico. Senatorial inquiry examines Tugwell’s administration and the roles of the Agricultural Marketing Administration and Department of Labor in supplying basic necessities amid economic stress.
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Tugwell
Puerto
Department of Lateriain
Ife
Protest Influences and Propaganda Amid Wartime Debate
A fragment reflects protest against propaganda and vote buying while discussing measures that might not help win the war. It argues that opposition to socialism grows as war continues, claiming veterans and farmers fear governmental scrutiny and democratic erosion.
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