Cornelius Warns of Danger of Farm Credit Bill
Hempstead County Farm Bureau president T A Cornelius warns farmers to watch for changes in farm credit as the House Agriculture Committee holds hearings. Edward A O Neall Federation president praises some aspects but fears centralization would weaken the farmer owned system and turn it toward a government agency. Agriculture needs a farmer controlled institution akin to the Federal Reserve for industry.
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T. A. Cornelius
Hempstead County Farm Bureau
House Committee On Agriculture
Edward A. O'Neal
Edmerict Farm Buren Federation
Farm Credit Administration
Washington
Federal Land Banks
Federal Reserve System
Honeymoon Lane Map Feud Tangles Hollywood Stars
Hollywood actress Brenda Moorshill and actor Bill Halden face a string of medical emergencies and studio moves after their wedding. Amid delays and travel, Brenda and Bill endure surgeries, relocations, and mounting studio demands as they navigate film commitments and family illness. The piece threads a chaotic, behind the scenes portrait of a high profile couple amid press scrutiny.
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New York
Jonely Brenda Moorshill
Hollywood
Bill Halden
Warner Brothers Studio
Canada
Bill
Nevaday
Farmers Aid U S Defense in Hempstead County New Feeding Methods
Hempstead county agent Oliver Adams reports farmers aid defense by silage feeding from Atlas filled trench silos. S. E. Formby feeds cattle from a multi width trench silo, with 10 to 32 foot breadth and ten foot length. Peanut yields at Hope station show White Spanish and Improved White Spanish results from 1935 to 1941, with May planting and no fertilizer on cotton stubble. Plans include neighborhood meetings on livestock feed, boll weevil control, cotton seed varieties, and egg marketing. Farm machinery repairs and fertilizer stock are noted, with farmers urged to stay patient with suppliers amid war pressures. Beef cattle discussion led by M W Muldrow at Texarkana grounds. 22 purebred Hereford bulls to be auctioned. Avery family reports 155 bushels of Improved White Spanish peanuts on sandy land, with seed prep and kerosene seed protection noted.
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Oliver Adams
Hempstead
S. E. Formby
Hickory Creek
McCaskill
Atlas
Formby
Fruit and Truck Branch
Hope
Hempstead County
Tokio
Rome
Berlin
M. W. Muldrow
Texarkana
Southwest Arkansas
A. R. Avery
Baird's Chapel
Avery
Avery's
Perhaps Gentleman Had a Heavy Date
A thief robbed a delivery truck here taking only one parcel containing eight pounds of orchids. The criminal ignored common items like shoes and mops. The incident highlights a rare scent of floral theft in the city.
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Tamefa
Return of Bike Built for Two
New York report notes a wartime bike boom and growing interest in bicycles as rubber and car shortages bite. Production will drop to about 750000 bikes this year, with prices near 25 to 30 dollars, limited chrome, and single color schemes as rationing tightens. Commuters and shoppers increasingly rely on bicycles to reach transit hubs and jobs.
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Jack Devlin
NEA Service
New York
Dobbin
Hicycle
Shortage of Farm Machinery Spare Parts Warns Farmers
County agent Oliver L. Adams and University of Arkansas experts urge farmers to keep 50 to 100 assorted bolts nuts washers and gauge pins on hand to speed repairs and save fuel tires and time. They warn that missing fasteners are common during peak season and temporary wire repairs often become permanent. Painting bolt ends after tightening helps prevent rust and loosening, easing future maintenance.
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Oliver L. Adams
Earle K. Rambo
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Rambo
Mind Your Manners Q and A on dining etiquette
Questions test etiquette rules including tipping a guest of honor, where to sip soup, oyster crackers in soup, resting elbows, clearing a spoon rest, and refusing invitations. Answers indicate No to tipping as guest, sip from the main side, yes to crackers, no to elbow on table, yes to cleaning cup after stirring, and choose one good reason to decline an invitation.
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Conny
Willkie hoaxed in Mississippi by Jackson High students
Jackson Mississippi youths impersonated Wendell Willkie to a government audience in a prank that triggered calls for a probe of high school fraternities. The hoax involved a long distance call to Representative J T Brown, with the ruse allegedly meant to land Willkie at a March 3 address. State lawmakers debated an investigation into prohibited fraternities and possible prosecutions, but no action taken. Willkie reportedly found the incident amusing when informed in New York. Salt water gnats damaged aircraft, forcing a landing.
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Jackson
Miss
Wendell Willkie
J.T. Brown
Paticipants
Mississippi
H. T. Smith
Lafayette
New York
Willkie
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