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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1946

Page

18

State's Farmers Will Get Conservation Funds for 1947

COLLEGE STATION Raleigh Dec 23 Tar Heel farmers will receive about 6 416 000 to aid soil conservation under the 1947 Agricultural Conservation Program G T Scott state director announced funds to assist lime fertilizers cover crops erosion control pasture improvement and forestry The 1946 program distributed over 6 000 000 on 243 000 farms supplying seeds lime phosphate and mixed fertilizers for the year and the new year promises similar aid A Better Garden in 1947.

College Station Raleigh G. T. Scott Cesh State College Scott

Petrarch Manuscript of Africa Found in New Jersey

The New York Herald Tribune reports a 14th century Petrarch manuscript of Africa located in a Union City New Jersey thread-cutting shop. Walter Reichsteiner, 26, a former soldier, is identified as buyer. the Italian seller may have stolen the book during World War II.

New York The New York Herald Tribune Petrarch Africa Trieste Union City N. J Herald Tribune Walter Reichsteiner

Clock scare ends in tub of water at Pidgeon home

Chicago detective Marshal Pidgeon and his wife trigger a scare when a ticking box found in his coat is submerged. The box proves to be a clock from a new car installation. The incident occurs amid a text including weather and radio listings and crop insurance policy notes.

Chicago Marshal Pidgeon Polce Pidgeon Marshall Mrs. Pidgeon Farrell Clayton Bouquet Cbs Tennessee Jed Abe Tom Mix Mbs Buck Mbs- West Abe Uiney Howe Cps Kiernan Terry Hop Harrigan Krepeat Mbs-West Dbs Abe-East Red Barber Jack Armstrong Abc-West Ha Midnight Mbs-Weat Lowell Thomas Abe World News Abe Arthur Hale Kaitenborn Abe Bill Brandt Rudy Vallee Abe Cbs Lum Abe Michael Shayne Judy Abe Mel Blane the O'Neills Abe the Falcon Amos and Andy Rex Maupin His Abe Gabriel Heatter Nbec- West Cbs News Vance Hand Nbe Dbsennessee Jed Buck Rogers Weat Quincy Howe Walter Kiernan Abe-West Cba Abc-West Abc World News Cbe Allen Prescott Abc-East Abc-Basic Dbas Abe Fulton Lewis, Jr Abe Jack Smith Raymond Carolyn Gilbert Abe Ellery Queen Abe Cecil Brown Kaltenborn Dennis Day Jack Carson Abner F. H Abe Jean Hersholt Dr. Christian Abe Frank Sinatra Ann Scotland Frank Morgan Bing Crosby Kkay Kyser Abc Henry Morgan Vance

Radio Listings and Baton Rouge Farm Report December 25

Radio schedule details PM Eastern time with many network repeats and local station swaps. Baton Rouge report from LSU extension notes farm labor numbers similar to 1946 with emphasis on labor-saving equipment improving crop production in 1947.

Baton Rouge INS LSU Agricultural Extension Service

Portable Wood Saw Solves Fuel Problem

Edmund Strowd of Route 1 Chapel Hill says a two wheel portable wood saw helps households cut firewood during a coal short age. County Agent Don S Matheson notes the machine is efficient for thinning timber and converting it to firewood lengths quickly.

Hillsboro Edmund Strowd Route 1 Chapel Hill Don S. Matheson State College Extension Service

State Fish Commission Plans Spring Water Surveys

Harrisburg Pennsylvania. The State Fish Commission will survey lakes and streams next spring to assess their ability to sustain fish life and then maintain them at peak fish bearing capacity and efficiency.

Harrisburg, Pa INS Pennsylvania State Fish Commission

4-H Club Chicks Loss Averages Thirteen Percent

News item notes 210 4-H members started with 100 chicks each across twenty one counties. Average chick loss was 13 percent as the birds were raised from chicks to pullets.

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Wolf Army Los Angeles Lawana Balentine Health and South Main and Commerce New Jersey Ness Good Will Centennial Ave J. P. Crowder J. P. Crowder, Jr High Point Laundry, Inc North Wrenn St Saas Aes West Broad Street
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