Farm production soars in 1944 while one in four farms lacks power
Census figures show farm output valued at 18.3 billion dollars in 1944, up from 1939. The average farm size rose to about 195 acres by 1945, with more owner-operated farms and widespread electrification and telephone access, though one in four farms still lacked a tractor horse or mule.
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Washington
Census Bureau
South
British Plan New India Interim Regime
Unconfirmed reports from Bombay say Britain plans a further attempt at forming an interim central government in India after rejection by the Moslem League. The announcement would come from London or Viceroy Lord Wavell in New Delhi.
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Bombay
London
Lord Wavell
New Delhi
Check Returned After Mail Mix Up In Colorado
Deputy State Treasurer Jacob Willson found a U. S. government check for 400000 dollars made out to the state of Connecticut inside a misaddressed envelope in Denver. He forwarded the check back to Hartford, Conn.
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Denver
Jacob Willson
Colorado
Hartford
Conn
Willson
U. S
Connecticut
Fishermen Reel In 20 Pound Northern Pike
Three girl campers on upper Nashota lake spotted a large fish while rowing in shallow water. One girl struck it with an oar and the others slid a towel under it to haul the 20 pound Northern Pike into their boat.
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Oconomowoc
Wis
Nashota Lake
Nine Japanese war criminals hanged at Chang Jail
Nine Japanese war criminals were executed today at Chang Jail in Singapore. Former Allied prisoners of war who testified against them witnessed the hanging.
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Singapore
Chang
Etna the volcano and its ancient theater watchers
The article describes Mount Etna in Sicily with its many craters and eruptions, noting ancient Greek and Roman spectators who watched explosions from a nearby open air theater. It cites historic eruptions including 1169 that destroyed Catania and killed about 15,000, the later creation of a 12 mile wide mouth, and a 69 death blast from a lava blister. It also mentions an illustrated leaflet Atom Power by Uncle Ray with Frank C. Pape illustrations inviting readers to request a copy.
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Sicily
Etna
Vesuvius
Europe
Mount Etna
Hephaetus
Mont Etna
Catania
Frank C. Pape
Uncle Ray
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights July 1946
Radio listings show NBC CBS ABC and MBS programs across day parts with music dramas comedies news and features. Notable names include Margaret Whiting Fred Waring Freddie Miller Date with Judy The Falcon Gabriel Heatter Xavier Cugat Kay Kyser and Syd with various time slots on each network.
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NBC
Margaret Whiting
Judy
Fred Waring
CBS
Godfrey
China
ABC
Sum
Abner
Sammy Kaye
MBS
Nick Carter
Word and Music
Guiding Light
Mrs. North
Walter Kiernan
F. H. LeGuardia
Paris
Earl Godwin
Jackie Hill
John J. Anthony
Dorsey
Kaitenborn
Bill Brandt
Dbs Lum
Basic
F. H. LaSuardia
Jean Hersholt
Christian
Beatrice Kay
McGarry and His Mouse
Gabriel Heatter
Life Stories
Abc Intrigue
Dbs
Frankie Carle
Xavier Cugat
Kay Kyser
Cbs Weekly
Sports
Abc Music
Curt Massey
Rose
Cbs Fantasy In
Abec
Abc 00
Abc Basic
Ralph Immril Telk
Fred F. Miller
Judy Rand
Romberg
Farrell
Tennessee Jed
Ebc
Tom Mix
Quincy Howe
Abc-East
Mbs-West
Jack Armstrong
Abc-West
Lowell Thomas
Abc World News
Cal Tinney
Clayton
Cbs News
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Gordon MacRae
Raymond
Abc Dancing Music
Carolyn Gilbert
Abc Fliery Queen
Cbbs
Basic Dancing Music Orchestra
CIO Action Sought for Allis-Chalmers and Case Strikes
Grant W. Oakes president of the United Farm Equipment and Metal Workers of America said he asked CIO leaders Philip Murray Walter Reuther and Albert Fitzgerald to meet in Chicago on Aug 5 to plan joint national action in support of Allis-Chalmers and J I Case strikes. He added the farm equipment union convention opening here would rally support.
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Milwaukee
Grant W. Oakes
United Farm Equipment and Metal Workers of America
CIO
Philip Murray
Steelworkers
Walter Reuther
Autoworkers
Albert Fitzgerald
Electrical Workers
Chicago
Allis-Chalmers
J. I. Case Company
Oakes
Farm Equipment Union
Nation's traffic fatalities rise 40 percent in first half 1946
The National Safety Council reports 15 750 traffic deaths in the first six months of 1946, up 40 percent from the same period a year earlier, yet says the trend is more encouraging since V J day. Milwaukee Washington and Buffalo lead cities by registration rate among large populations. Game animals should be cleaned the same day they are killed.
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National Safety Council
Milwaukee
Wis
Washington, D. C
Buffalo
N. Y
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