Florida grower’s 24 year coop shows strong season results
Our Daily Bread reports W R Hamiter of Bradenton Florida brings the 24th annual Florida farm cooperative report for Manatee County Growers association. The group shipped 951 carloads of fresh produce, 566 carloads of tomatoes, 42 cars of celery and other crops totaling 558 509.99 dollars. Hamiter recalls the cooperative founders meeting in 1918 and urges local Hempstead County Arkansas watermelons branding reforms to prevent mislabeling and promote genuine local produce.
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W. R. Hamiter
Bradenton
Fla
Patmos
Florida Farm Cooperative
Manatee
Ociaion
Mianatee Asso Ion
Association
Hamiter
Board of Trade
Bradentown
Finn
Hempstead
Hempstead County
Arkansas
California
Florida
British Promise to Stop Misuse of Materials
Britain pledges to curb misuse of lend lease goods obtained from the United States and to restrict exports to prevent German propaganda and foreign competition. Officials warn of tensions between Britain and the United States as claims arise that U.S. lend lease materials are used to undercut American industry and markets after the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
United States
Germany
U. S
U.S
Phey
South America
Right Number Wrong Number Fire Alarm Shocks Kentucky Homes
In Barrow Cross duster enters Mrs J W Meshew home using a telephone and calls the fire department to battles a blaze, while in Lexington Mrs James Bivens is awakened by a wrong number call and discovers smoke and a bed on fire, both fires quickly extinguished.
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Barlow
J. W. Meshew
Son Cross Duster
Nic
Meshew
Lexington
James Bivens
Indian Summer Quiz Prompts Septembers Past and Present
Cranium Crackers asks readers to ponder September facts and lore. Questions cover Latin roots, notable births, U S presidents, assassinations, a famed cell discovery, and a famous U S holiday.
Young Blood for the Army strengthens leadership checks
Willis Thornton argues two reforms will build a stronger U S Army. Age limits cap active service at 30 for second lieutenants, 35 for first lieutenants, 42 for captains, 55 for colonels, and 62 for generals. Maneuvers will trigger reclassification or resignation for underperforming officers to weed out ineffective leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
War Department
France
al- Wis
Hope High School Bobcats Season Tickets On Sale
Hope High School Bobcats season tickets go on sale at Ray Anderson & Co. for six home games at 210 South Main. Prices: season 3 dollars, boxes 5 to 9, reserved 1, student 0.5. no pass outs. seventh game possible with changes. parking and alternate access via South Welput Street due to highway work.
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Hope High School Bobcats
South Main Street
Ray Anderson & Co
Hope
Roy Andereson & Co
Hope Band
Iceland Marines Write New Verse to a Song
Philadelphia report notes Captain Jinks has nothing on United States Marines in Iceland who wrote a new verse to the Marines song. The stanza ends with Iceland fields were frozen hard and Iceland girls were, as a Gyrene mounted a polar bear ridden guard.
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Philadelphia
Jinks
Horse Marines
Uncle Sam
Iceland
Lecland
It Was No Time For Ceremony In Yellowstones Mammoth Hotel
A fat middle aged man unzipped and removed his pants before the Mammoth hotel while claiming a bee stung his leg. Ranger Frank King heard the man explain modesty was displaced. Figs are tossed at newlyweds in southern Europe instead of rice.
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Yellowstone National Park
Mammoth Hotel
Frank King
Europe
Germans Admit Leningrad Still Has an Outlet
German authorities reversed earlier claims that Leningrad was doomed and might shell or starve the city into submission. They acknowledged an outlet via Lake Lagoda while insisting a million trapped defenders would surrender or die. Reports noted intensified fighting, mines in the city, and a shifting stance on the siege.
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Leningrad
Associated Press
Hitler
Schluesselburg
Lake Lagoda
Bulletin Unirne
Adolf Hitler
Russia
Berlin
Lake
Lagoda
Bullerin
Redd
Moscow
S. A. Lazovsky
Yelnya
Red Army
Tension Bases in Far East Grow Weaker
A measured easing of anti-American sentiment in Tokyo was noted as U S Ambassador Joseph Grew met with Japanese Foreign Minister Toyoda about a dozen times weekly. The Russian German war looms in focus as Grew’s talks continue amid oil tankers to Russia and talk of a sea zone around Japanese islands.
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U. S
Joseph Grew
Russia
Grew
Toyoda
Konoye
Japan
Bulgaria Builds New Territory Highways and Railways
Sofia reports that over 40,000 Bulgarian labor service members are constructing highways and reconstructing railways in areas gained from Greece and Yugoslavia during the Balkan campaign. German military railway authorities in Belgrade formally handed Serbian lines to Bulgaria, with routes mainly into and out of Skopje. The second largest market for American cotton is the auto tire industry, while textiles rank first.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Greece
Yugoslavia
Balkan
Belbrade
Skaplje
Auto Tire
City Files for Sewage Grant In Hope Arkansas
Hope city files a Lanham act request with the Defense Public Works Division for a $100,590 sewer extension and treating plant project. The grant covers 70 percent of costs with project engineer William M. Marak. Emmet school district seeks $30,000 for a new high school building and teacherage, with regional and Washington approvals pending.
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Lanham
Defense Public Works Division
Public Works Administration
Little Rock
City of Hope
William M. Marak
Emmet
Nevada County
Hope
Washington
Mind Your Manners Quiz Answers for Social Etiquette
Answers cover polite buying and hosting norms. Do not take items from friends’ shelves without invitation. A guest should bring enough clothes, not rely on hosts’ maid services. A host should not open a guest’s wine in their presence. Parents should avoid bringing unruly children to calls. The suggested approach for dinner invites is to ask about bringing a child only if invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Sue
Hope Praised by Little Rock Soldiers Mail-Away Edition
Civilian Military Council of Little Rock commends The Star for the Soldiers Mail-Away Edition published August 2 marking the Second Army maneuvers in southwest Arkansas August 18 to September 1. Letters praise the Hope merchants and request copies for visiting national field men. A soldier thanks A E Stonequist for aiding a gift mail and repays the loan.
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Military Council of
Little Rock
Star
Arkansas
Merchants of Hope
M. Whitten
Recreation and Entertainment
Little Rock, Ark
No Warning Given Sessa Sinks After Torpedo Strike
The state department said the American freighter Sessa was torpedoed and shelled by a submarine likely German, sinking two minutes after torpedo impact. Three survivors rescued by the destroyer Tansdale described the incident as Roosevelt prepared a speech demanding German accountability for lost ships and lives at sea. Debunked mammoth sizes are also noted in the same batch of reports.
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Washington
State Department
Tansdale
Roosevelt
Germany
U. S
Roosevelt Creates Panel to Probe Rail Dispute
President Roosevelt ordered a five member board to find facts within 30 days on the wage dispute between railway carriers and their workers. A nationwide strike threatened if no agreement is reached, with 900000 employees involved and key defense materials movement at risk. The board will report before a potential walkout and halt of service.
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Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Railway Express
Fact Finding Board
National Mediation Board
A.d Graex
Crackers Tie Up Lookouts In Firework Shaughnessy Tiebreaker
Atlanta Crackers beat the Chattanooga Lookouts 9 to 8 to take the Southern Association playoff game. President Joe Engel staged a fireworks incident. umpire disputes led to Cracker manager Paul Richards being ejected as Atlanta built a big early lead before Lookouts’ late rally.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Crackers
Chattanooga Lookouts
Joe Engel
Chattanooga
Jones
Camp
Johnson
Engel
Emil Mailho
Engelmen
Ed Heusser
Pep Rambert
Heusser
Rambert
Ed Nowak
Red Evans
Lookouts
Dick Bass
Earl Bolyard
Cracker
Paul Richards
Queenie Quits Raising Trick Lion Cubs
Oklahoma City reports Queenie the lion will not have more cubs. Park zookeeper Leo Blondin says Queenie, 1, is too old for safe motherhood again after bearing 49 cubs. Her offspring inclines to be highly intelligent and contributed many trick performances.
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Oklahoma City
Hollywood
Circus
Queenie the Lion
Leo Blondin
Park
Queenie
Blondin
Marcus Aurelius on living as wrestling not dancing
Quotation notes that the art of living resembles wrestling more than dancing, attributed to Marcus Aurelius, emphasizing struggle and discipline over grace. The line frames life as a continuous contest requiring resilience and effort.
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Marcus Aurelius
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Ipswer's Go Comic Page
Willis Thornton Young
Army
Hope Football
Idaho
Red Sea
NEA
New York Harbor
Far East
New Orleans
Dee
Alta
My Ny
New York
60Th Armored Division
Third Army
Louisiana
Majorca
Balearic Islands
A. E. Stonequist
J. C. Penney Company
Budd Bernard Turchin
12Nd
APO
Camp Robinson
Arkinsas
Sessa
Trick Lion Cubs
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