Knows What Term Means in Cheese Policy Debates
Washington debate over cheese stockpiles and pricing draws in Wisconsin lawmakers. Secretary Wickard tours the nation urging consumer optimism while railings about surplus cheese threaten prices. A Marshfield Herald analysis notes the industry facing years of challenges and government support.
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Wickard
Wisconsin
Reid F. Murray
Congress
Schoolboy
Canada
New Zealand
Aus
U. S
Marshfield
Wis
Herald
America
Gov Nt
Murray
Washington
Treasury Department
Defense
Nbroas
Willard Hotel
Enise ‘Savings Boys
Square Plan Gives House Very Economical Arrangement
A near square two bedroom home designed for economy with no wasted space. The layout places kitchen and bathroom back to back for easy plumbing, including living room dining room and a cellar access, in a simple attractive Nashville built house valued at 3000 by the FHA.
Chaos at defense show mars press preview in Washington
A defense savings information booth and army navy weapons exhibit at a government site faced chaos after misdated invitations left out key press officials and Treasury secretary Morgen thau. Subpoenas from park police followed as officials scrambled over permits and propriety while publicity crews chased reels and stills of Vice President Wallace. A chaotic day in Washington, with officials weighing legal lines on displaying real money.
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Defense Savings
Army
Navy
Wallace
Washington
Treasury
Secret Service
Denver Pedestrians Made Easier to See
Denver plans a white pavement experiment to improve pedestrian visibility at night. City Engineer A. K. Vickery notes many pedestrians wear dark clothing and a white quartz surface over asphalt should help motorists spot them sooner. The aim is safer streets through brighter contrast.
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Denver
A. K. Vickery
Vickery
Towns Seek Parking as Pratt & Whitney Factory Expands
The Pratt & Whitney aircraft engine plant in East Hartford has outgrown its site, prompting the rise of trailer camps to provide parking and temporary housing for defense workers. A Hartford area woman described difficulties finding affordable housing for her engineer husband and child, leading them to purchase a trailer. She noted muddy streets and inadequate sanitary facilities in some camps.
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Pratt & Whitney Aircraft
East
Hartford
Women in War Materials Industry Training Rise Promised
The article surveys seven plants with about 100000 workers where women are largely absent. Only 1 percent of workers are female in four plants, none in three, yet 25 to 33 percent of jobs could be done by women with training. Miss Mary Anderson calls the lack of trained women the Achilles heel of the labor supply. States Massachusetts Connecticut Maryland and parts of New York New Jersey and California are beginning to train women for producing aircraft guns powder tanks and machine tools. Training is mainly via the National Youth Administration and the vocational division of the office of education.
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Miss Erickson
Germany
Great Britain
Women's Bureau
Mary Anderson
Miss Anderson
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Maryland
New York
New Jersey
California
National Youth Administration
Office of Education
Still Extant Tuscarora Masonry at Megazine Springs
Still extant the Tuscarora Indians built unique masonry before white settlement. some remains are preserved at Megazine Springs in North Carolina, highlighting early indigenous craftsmanship and site significance.
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Tuscarora
Medals, Trophies Planned for Arkansas Jersey Herds
Arkansas Jersey Cattle Club officials announce five silver loving cups and twelve medals to be awarded in several contests to promote unity of Arkansas dairy herds. William H. Williams heads the club with Dr. O D Smith and Paul Carruth as officers. Trophies will be given at the Arkansas Live Stock Show in North Little Rock and at the club meeting in Little Rock October 29. Medals will honor junior and adult dairy fanciers in judging contests at Future Farmers of America and 4-H events in Fayetteville.
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Arkansas
Arkansas Jersey Cattle Club
William H. Williams
Pulaski County
O. D. Smith
Arkansas State Teachers College
Conway
Paul Carruth
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Little Rock
North Little Rock
Williams
Ellis Duncan
Duncan
Washington County
Greater Little Rock
Arkihena Jersey Cattle Club
Hotel Marian
Arkansas Farm Bureau Federation
Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Arkansas Dairy Institute
American Jersey Cattle Club
Future Farmers of America
Fayetteville
Jane Frazee Stars in Hellza Poppin Film Role
Jane Frazee leads the new film Hellza Poppin in a starring performance. She also sports a quirky quilt bathing suit as part of the production, signaling a lively on screen presence.
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Jane Frazee Alls
Hellzapoppin
Thera Page’s desert oasis draws scientific notice
V shaped ridges gather rain into underground tunnels enriching soil and repelling pests. Page’s water management earned attention from University of Arizona and federal agencies in cooperative studies on sustainable land use. Dr C T Vorhies highlighted Page at an Ecological Society meeting. Page plans to stay on his land as scientists study his methods.
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Amd
Page
Renalta
University of Arizona
U. S. Forest Service
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
West
C. T. Vorhies
Ecological Society of America
Tucson
Willan B. Trowbridge
Gracie
New York
Trowbridge
Unis
University
Mail Orders Dispatch Highlights Navy Losses and Reallocations
Aei Tom reports that U S naval combat ships fell 27 in net loss due to transfers to Britain and other factors. The fleet totals 382 combat ships with 860 on order, 53 destroyers reclassified for noncombatant use. Also notes gains of one aircraft carrier, three cruisers, 22 submarines with unclear new versus recommissioned counts.
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Jackstinnetti
Aefi
Tom
D. L
New London
Conn
U.S. Navy
Britain
Great Britain
Manchester
Tenn
Fort Benning
F. G
Newton
Kas
Sens
Elmer ,Thomas
Oklahoma
James J. Davis
Arkansas Jersey Cattle Club Aims to Boost State Dairy Industry
Mr Williams announced an adult judging contest at the exposition with annual trophies engraved with winners’ names. Permanent possession requires a breeder to win three times. The club seeks to engage breeders and the public, spotlighting Arkansas dairy cattle quality and encouraging industry interest.
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Williams
Arkansas Jersey Cattle Club
Arkansas
Desert Bloom by An Unlikely Farmer and Wartime Echoes
A Pierre article recalls Luke Field aviator Frank Luke Jr and the phrase Keep Em Flying used by officers to boost morale. It also profiles Timothy Page a retired St Louis streetcar conductor who reclaimed 320 acres of desolate Arizona land near Page, using ant and rodent dug irrigation ditches and simple tools to herd water, combat pests, and regrass the terrain.
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R. P
Flint
Mich
Army
Air Corps
Randolph Field
San Antonio
England
Colorado Springs
Colo—Luke Field
Phoenix
Adiz
Frank T. Luke, Jr
Luke
Timothy Page
St. Louis
Arizona
Page
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Pate
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H. D. Linker
Hope Pet
Nashville, Tenn
Federal Housing Administration
Frigidaire
Emerson Electric
Philco
Automotive Supply Co
Janesapippin
J. R. Williams
Thera
aNe
Ape
Alee Ao Oi
Yao Viera
Sopr
Ing
Triwnlams
U. S. Navy
Hope
Hoe
Page's Folly
Oracle
Aciz
Joseph
Plorsheim
F.H.A. Loans
RHA
Hope Builders Supply Co
Hope Builders
Louisiana
Jack Lowe
Mgr
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