France under German rule through collaboration, refugees report
New York wire service describes daily life in occupied and unoccupied France under German influence. Refugees recount rationing, scarce food, blue milk, and war controls in Paris and coastal towns. Germans oversee essential industries, transport, and trade, with profiteering and strict commissions shaping daily survival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Wolf
NEA
New York
France
Germany
Adolf Hitler
America
Vasant
Lisbon
Ameries
Hollywood Notes and France Crisis in Wartime Dispatches
Lucie Neville reports from Hollywood on Port Harrison’s pinch hitting for defense camps and Alfred Hitchcock’s demand for more footage in future films. The piece also surveys occupied and unoccupied France under Gestapo pressures, French resistance sentiments, and civilian wartime attitudes amid radio and propaganda chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucie Neville
Port Harrison
Aring
Defense Industries
NEA Service
Hollywood
Alfred Witcheck
Amovie
Aly
Rebecca
Mrs. Simith
Robert Montgomery
Gestapo
Tsuficiency
France
Parelga Legion
Michels
Marshal Petain
Reich
Sometel
Germany
Hater
Superphosphate boosts pasture grazing and growth, Arkansas study says
Hempstead county farmers observed cattle favoring pastures where superphosphate was applied. M W Muldrow of the University of Arkansas notes lime plus superphosphate increases grazing and legume coverage, with early maturing hops and white clover showing benefits. Georgia tests show mule colts gain more on superphosphate lime plots, while phosphate alone raises weight but not bone growth. More Arkansas farmers will see similar pasture responses this year as extensions advise on mineral-rich grasses for growing animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead
Gilver L. Adams
M. W. Muldrow
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
College of Agriculture
Muldrow
Georgia
Arkansas
Aulutul
Pasture Development Plan for Bermuda Grass Spread
Farmers in Terre Rouge Bodcow Soil Conservation District plan to plant 2500 acres of Bermuda grass this spring to develop pastures. Riley Lewallen notes cultivation aided by plows and riding cultivators, with lime and phosphorus applications to boost yield. Second year adds clovers and grasses, with nitrogen, and emphasis on grazing management and pond construction to support sustained pasture growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bermuda
T Riley Tewallen
Board of Supervisors
Terre Rouge-Bodcow Soil ‘Conservation District
Bermuda Gras
Mr. Lewallen
Lewallen
Purmer
Mr. Lewalten
Sudan
Elover
University of Arkansas Fruit & Truck Branch
Looe
Arkinsas
Tere Reouge-Bedean
Hazards Of Living Fort Collin Colorado Summary
Fort Collins Colorado reports a casualty when H V Warden, driving calmly, felt a sharp pain that paralyzed his back. A passerby rushed him to a hospital where doctors found a fractured spine, believed to be caused by a bump in the road during the collision. The article also mentions a rule about sugar supply per capita and a note on a carpenter’s rule for precision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cary Grant
John Fontaine
Hitchcock
Dirgeter
East
Sealyham
Garson Kanin
Hitchack
Kanin
Tom
Dick and
Hurey
Fort Colling
Colo
H. V. Warden
Warden
Mineral supplements amid feud supply effort
A fragment notes an attempt to provide mineral supplements during a feud era, indicating efforts to address mineral needs despite ongoing conflict. The readable text hints at supply challenges and broader tensions surrounding resource distribution.
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Bourse Nuire
Paris
Riviera
Cannes
Rhe Nate
Dior
Luxearies
Vichy
Besse
Bank of Paris
Army of Orcupation
Mike Citroen
Renault
Baris
Pervis
Bank OF Blevins
Blevins
Hempstead County
U. S
Star Warrilirs
Serip
Kemshi Teagsit
State of Arkansas
County of Hempstead
B.C. Stephens
P.C. Stephens
M. L. Nelson
H. M. Stephens Herbert M. Stephens
Directors
Harrison
Faul Harrison
Bulky Hitchcock
Gilliands
Carlton
Ginger Rogers
George Murphy
Sys
Mies
Rogers
Terre-Rouge-Bodcan
West Second Street
FORD
Enema
Guy Pettetter Ier
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