Adding machines aid dairies in boosting milk output
A Palm Reporter dispatch explains how adding machines and meticulous record keeping alongside electric milking set ups have helped U.S. dairies raise milk production and efficiency. State and federal extensions promote dairy herd improvement associations to dispose of low producers and replace with high yield cows using proven sires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press Palm Reporter
Washington
Agriculture Department
Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Built-In Age Reflects Tech Obsessed Society
HAL BOYLE laments a world where every object must include extra built in features from perfumes to motion sensing gadgets. He jokes about cars doing everything from shaving to slicing, vacuum cleaners painting walls and even aiding in gin rummy, arguing for common sense over gadgetry.
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New York
Glasgow
Paris
Guide for Draftees and Veterans by Maj Thomas M Nial
A veterans help column answers reader questions on NSLI policy. It covers converting term to permanent policies in NSLI, lump sum readjustment payments, changing payment methods after a beneficiary’s death, restoration of death compensation after remarriage, dividend timing, and eligibility limits for pension or compensation. The editor invites readers to mail questions with return envelopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maj
Thomas M. Nial
Spencer
N. C
National Service Life
Spokane
Wash
Coeur d’Alene
Ida
W. H
Milwaukee
Wis
Chiropodist branded as clinic ruled unprofessional
Wisconsin Attorney General’s opinion finds a chiropodist who advertises a foot clinic unprofessional. The state board cannot revoke practice certificates. only the state medical examiners board or circuit court can. In a separate ruling Fairchild says banks cannot charge for drafts when remitting to a forwarding bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Thomas Fairchild
Oliver Trumborn
Wisconsin Board of Chiropody Examiners
Fairchild
State Board of Medical Examiners
Circuit Court
Board of Chiropody
G. N. Matthews
First Thai Woman Lawmaker Carried From Station
Nang Oraphin Chayakarn, Thailand's first female parliamentarian, arrived at Bangkok station but was carried out on a stretcher. She was to be greeted by her husband and supporters, yet fatigue from the campaign forced ambulance transport to a hospital.
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Bangkok
Nang Oraphin Chayakarn
New York Area School Advises Players for Broadway Breakthrough
The piece underscores that aspiring performers should study near New York to stay accessible for discovery. It notes Miss Channing’s Vermont schooling and Bennington as a long trek from Broadway, and highlights fashion shows to aid veterans hospitals. Mary Martin stars in Bandwagon Full of Hats while Larry Oliver recalls his switch from jockey to actor after a race injury.
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New York
Mary Martin
Miss Martin
Rockefeller Center
Larry Oliver
U. S
Kansas City
Oliver
Four Pulp and Paper Firms Sign New AFL Contract
Four pulp and paper companies in Quebec signed a new contract with the AFL allowing wage increases of one to three cents an hour. Mechanics will earn $1.35 and helpers $1.13. About 450 workers will benefit from the raise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Pulp and Paper Companies
International Brotherhood of Pulp, Sulphite and Paper Mills Workers
AFL
Anglo- Canadian Pulp and Paper Company
Ke St. John Paper Company
St. Lawrence Paper Company
Three Rivers
Que
McLaren Company
Buckingham
Remodeling tips promise easy profits for old houses
The article notes many people earn money by fixing up old homes and urges readers to consult for methods and materials for remodeling, promising comfort and potential profits.
Model Farm Plan Proposed
A plan in Congress calls for a model demonstration farm in every agricultural county with a county building housing all federal state and local agricultural agencies. Federal grants would cover one third of the estimated 250 million dollar cost, funding model farms and on site agricultural buildings for farmer education and access to research from experiment stations.
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Washington
Congress
Rep
Pace
D-Ga
Land Grant Colleges
House
Grant
D-Ala
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Cooley D
Full Agriculture Committee
Reptile Eggs and Dust Are Not What They Seem
A pair of unrelated statements asserts that reptile eggs are always white and that a dust free atmosphere would remove colorful sunsets. The lines present a speculative, contrarian view on biological and atmospheric phenomena without verifiable evidence.
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Ovida. Martin
Gamble's
Youngstown
Pearl Street
Hal Boyle
San Mateo
Calif
Beaumont
Tex
NSLI
Maj. Nia
N. Y. Area
By Mark Barron
Kratt
St. 16Th St
South Avenue
THE
LA Crosse Tribune
Clark-Bracken, Inc
Fifth Avenue South
Lamazoo
Kalamazoo Heating & Home Appliance CO
North Seventh Street
Guin Coal
HM Homecraft
Homecraft
Delta
Activa
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