Plans Meet to Study Cotton Varieties
A meeting planned by the Piney Grove Cotton Improvement Group will study the Bowen variety and other cotton types in Mempstead County. CA Vines extends Cotton Specialist will assist local agents in conducting the session focusing on harvesting and ginning practices, costs, and potential income changes.
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Raneer Ava
Piney Grove Cotton Sprivement Association
J. B. Johnson
Fred Richarrs
Monuay
CA. Vines
Mempstead
Piney Grove Group
Piney Grove
Bowen
Fred Richards
J. A. Fowler
Alter- Wise VII
Henry Bishop
J. AL Calhoun
Ralph Crider
Freeman Crider
J. AL Fowler
SL. Garland
Wirt W. Garland
J. M. Hood
B.C. Jans
H. O. Guillian
Herman Reyenga
J. W. Reyenga
W. M. Richards
Odis Sims
A.C. West
Luther White
J. L. Williars
Big Jobs Continue From Page One Dam Projects
The article details large Civil Engineering contracts and completed works including Madden Dam in Paris for the U S Government with a roughly 12 million dollar price tag, and describes labor, weather, and health conditions in the Canal Zone. It lists major projects nationwide and contract values across several states.
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Madden
I Con
Canal
Canal Zone
War Department
Corps of
Hawaiian Islands
Cullahan Company
Conshed
Wichita County
North
Texas
Dallas
B.S. Amy
Missipi
Casper-Adova
Bureau of Reclamation
U. S
Texas City
Texa City
Vexas
Army
Amuwit
Sun Met
Port Isabel
Corps of Engineers
U.S. Army
Benues Island
Padre Island
Neve
Srrusent
Pleasantville
Hudson River
New York City
Bueifie
Shasta
California
Caddoa Constructors
John Martin
Colorado
Callahan Company
Los Angeles
W. B. Callahan Construction Company
W. E. Callahan
Creighton University
Omaha
Nebraska
W. E. Callahan Construction Co
Paul Grale
Rose Polytechnic Institute
Terre Adal
Taciona
Conson
L. 2D. Crawford
Texas University
B.C. E
American Society of Civil Engineers
Hensley Field
Crawford
Reserve Corps
United States Aviation Corps
United States Army
Washington
Ruestan
W. K. Mellyar
Ohio State University
B. C, EB
Enemy of Civil Engineers
American Military Engineers
J. A. Worsham
Band of Directors
Worshini
Nashville Hosts Cattlemen Meet for Arkansay Jersey Club
The Arkansay Jersey Cattle club sets its seventh district meeting in Nashville on Wednesday September 17 at 2 p m announced county agent Oliver L Aduing and district director Glenn Wallace. William H Wickiams club president will present the program and discuss district and state plans including a large ferony breeders turnout for the National Dairy Show in Memphis with a special train.
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Arkangay Jersey Cattle Club
Nashville
Oliver L. Aduing
Glenn Wallace
William H. Wickiams
Stite Club
Arkansas Jersey Cattle Club
Littled Rock
Memphis
Propaganda Chief Lozaysky described with Red messages
A brief note profiles M. Lozaysky as a Russian propaganda chief spreading optimistic but partly inaccurate claims about the Reds through audio and visuals including scarlets and pictures.
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Goebbels
London
M. Lozaysky
May Head VFW meeting on defense dairy program
Paul Carruth extension dairyman from the University of Arkansas College of Agriculture will discuss the May Head VFW National Defense Program. He will show that demand for good dairy cattle exceeds supply and that this shortage may continue during the war emergency. The 1942 daily outlook will be presented and all Jersey breeders are urged to attend the district meeting to boost Jersey shows in their counties this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Carruth
Extension Dairyman
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Letters from Readers Thanking The Star for War Coverage
A trio of letters from Rochester New York Akron Ohio and Scotts Bluff Nebraska express gratitude for The Star’s newspaper delivery and its war news. Parents and families praise the kindness of Hope and Arkansas residents soldiers meals and hospitality while noting the soldiers’ adjustment away from home.
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H, Meey
Frank C. Wright
Gil Fairfield Ave
Akron
Ohio
Rochester
N.Y
Tne Star
Dictor
Nelson
Hope
Arkansas
John A. Nelson
Gay
Chatfield
Scottsbluff
Nebe
Kihter the
Star
Akd
Katherine Moghrlang
Saltier
Suoltshlutt
RAF Planes Bomb Northern Italy
British sources report a heavy nighttime raid by RAF planes on northern Italy including Genoa and Turin targets. Two civilians killed and several injured in the strikes, with Rome's Tulina command noting the campaign as the heaviest attack to date.
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Italy
London
RAF
Purin
Maly
Thurstvy
Rome
Tulina High Command
Ieillel
Imany
Geno
Turia
Standings and results from Wednesday in major games
Standings show Boston HW down to Dowair 2 Philadelphia 6 and Cleveland 4, with Chicago 12 at Washington 4. St Louis and New York played. Thursday’s schedule lists Chicago at Philadelphia and Cleveland at Washington among other matchups. In the National League results St Louis 2 Philadelphia 2, Chicago 5, Brooklyn 4 3, Pittsburgh 1, New York 7 Boston 4, Cincinnati 1. Brooklyn at St Louis, Boston at Pittsburgh, New York at Cincinnati, Philadelphia at Chicago.
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Boston
Dowair
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Chicago
Washington
St. Louis
New York
Doemerite
Getreit
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinati
Cincinnati
Phildelphia
Chicas
New Yokeww
Bosvin
Chicape
Cleveland , Go
Detruit
Philadelimia
ABS
ABC
Pet Brouleyer
St. Louis BE A
Fittsburgh
New York Bs
Sila
Philadelphia Am
Service Club Drives Hit 961
The United Service Organization drive ran five days at Saenger and Rialto theatres raising 115.20. The citywide drive led by C. C. Spragins reached 846,723. The two drives total 9G193, with All Maleo theatres cooperating with the USO. Funds support recreation and proper environment for service members on leave. Cooperating groups include M. C. I. A., National Catholic Community Service, Salvation Army, Jewish Welfare Board and National Travelers Aid Association.
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United Service Organization
Saenger
Rialto
C. C. Spragins
USO
United States Armed Services
M. Ci. A
National Catholic Community Service
Salvation Army
W. C. Avi Jewish Welfare Baal
National Travelers Aid Association
Encirclement Fear and Peace Policies in International Ties
A brief argument on avoiding encirclement by adopting peaceful policies toward neighbors. The piece asserts that aggression stems from fear and that nations burden themselves by hostile acts, while true security comes from trust and cooperation among nations.
Hiccuping midget auto baffles officer on road
A midget auto speeds along while jumping every 70 feet. A police officer halts the driver who explains the odd hops are caused by hiccups, keeping the exchange humorous rather than dangerous. The driver apologizes, adding the hic coughs as the reason.
Icelandic Vessel Hekla Sunk by German Submarine
Thor, head of Icelandic trade commission, said the 1215 ton vessel Hekla was torpedoed by a German submarine while en route from Iceland to Canada. Fourteen crew members were lost, seven rescued by a British warship. Sinking likely June 29. Berlin radio report heard by NBC as first confirmation. The ship was Icelandic owned and flew the Icelandic flag.
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Washington
VY. Thor
Icelandic
Government Trade Commission
Hekla
Iceland
Canada
Thor
U. S
Berlin
NBC
Fragmented dialogue on a house build and summer absence
A brief, garbled anecdote portrays a plumber asking why a house needs a kitchen sink while a builder explains that his wife leaves for a month in the summer. The text is incomplete and unclear.
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