Happenings of General Interest
A digest of global events includes Spain seizing 15500 tons of German ships in indemnification, revived river traffic between New Orleans and St Louis, Canada building a large dry dock, and a 314 pound marlin record by a Pacific Coast angler. Also noted are US soldiers building railways in Italy, a New York race riot, Zionist plans for a Mount Scopus Hebrew University, and widespread wartime shifts and disasters worldwide.
Farm Bureau To Conduct An Automobile Tour
The Dauphin County Farm Bureau announces a Farmers Automobile Tour of northern Dauphin County on Tuesday October 22 meeting at 8 30 am at Howard Speece farm one mile north of Dauphin along the state road. Stops include Howard Yeager Lykens Valley corn tests pig club rounds and lunch at Yeager farm followed by an outdoor meeting with Prof Tomhave and Dr Havner.
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Puzzling Problem With Time-Tables
Willis asks about charts and timetables. Gillis explains the charts list meatless and wheatless days in states as he plans a trip to obtain a monthly ham sandwich. The Life caption notes the playful wartime rationing context.
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