500 Acres Seeded In Grass In Comanche County
At least 500 acres of Comanche County land will be seeded with native grasses next spring under a county pasture re seeding program. County Agent Garon Harper said seed orders for 500 acres are flowing in, with nearly 3,000 pounds already requested. The favored mix includes Blue Grama Side Oat Grama and Buffalo seed, with Side Oat Grama being phased out due to availability. The SCS extension service and U S experiment station back the effort, and Will Hyer will outline plans during a visit to meet farmers. Names of several farmers ordering seed are listed.
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Garon Harper
Bnk
Ian An Eeffort
Atnta Scs
SCS
Extension Service
U. S
Agence
Roy Cremer
Joe Fiory
J. P. Brown
Joe Wideman
Rudolph Buchwald
H. M. Fulbright
H. H. Ambrose
Theo Buchwald
J. W. Storar
Leo FR. Scheetz
J. T. Turner
R B. Telford
Johnnie Hadley
J. Allen Lowery
Henry Nelderjohn
J. H. Micod
A. AL. Setmpert
H. §. Russell
S. R. Glover
Leland John
Two Survive Crash Of Divebombers In China
TEMAN China Dec 25 Communist headquarters confirms two of six Helldiver dive bombers crashed on Shentung peninsula. Lt Robert Blant and Lt White Hoff survived. Hoff badly injured and to be moved to Singtao when able. Bodies of 10 killed will be moved. War update notes base in Tringtao vicinity.
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Teman
China
Hese Dald
Robert Blant
Shentung Peninsula
Tringtao
White Hoff
Singtao
Thea Erashen
Bama
Blant
Lis
V. Kaidich
Wrealex Liguo
Ini Taeli
Cheron
Extended Steel Mill Strike Would Hit 3 Million Workers
A tentative general steel strike set to start January 14 could shut down consumer production in about a week and cripple civilian manufacturing within a month. If fully effective, it would pull more than 3 million people, including 40 percent of those employed in manufacturing, out of work. Only about 440,000 steel workers would walk out fully. the rest are in other manufacturing sectors and some 80,000 white collar workers could be affected.
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New York
Pianta
Steel Shortage Drives Delays in Consumer Goods
Industrial demand for automotive and household goods strains mills as steel supply falters. Large firms like Ford and GM pull material from sprawling networks of suppliers while hundreds of small plants across the country keep parts flowing. Shortages push production schedules back as mills stay booked for months, affecting refrigerators stoves and washing machines.
Blue Drum alert in Houston after methyl bromide found
Police Lt. Roe urged residents to call police immediately if a blue 60 gallon steel drum is seen in Houston streets and avoid striking matches. The drum, lost by H. T. McGill Co. Nathaniel Hawthorne, at Bowdoin, was fined for playing cards for money.
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Nathaniel Hawthorne
Bowdoin
Dc Cor
Brigham Young Lumberkman’s Insurance on Cars
Insurance notice for Co. Brigham Young offering coverage on all types of cars through Lum berkman’s Ins tance Co. Details mention address 203 Koehler Blog and phone 338 for inquiries.
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Brigham” Young
Lumberkman
Koehler
Sanity hearing set for accused Mansfeldt in California
In San Francisco on December 25 AP reports Annie Irene Mansfeldt faces a sanity trial for the manslaughter of nurse Vada Martin. Her defense expert Dr. Joseph Catton withdrew after disagreements over pursuing insanity. The defendant, jailed, shared a Christmas reunion with her three children as bail was denied in prior hearings.
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San Francisco
Annie Irene Mansfeldt
Vada Martin
Joseph Catlon
California
Mansfeldt
Martin
John Mansfeldt
Catton
Townsman Pursues Hitler Hideout Aim on Vineyard
Vineyards Haven John W. Riley hoped to be first Martha's Vineyard resident to reach Berchtesgaden. On arrival he found scrawled on doors Domingoes DL Silva Martha's Vineyard. Brazil remains largely agricultural with limited cultivated solar area.
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Vineyard Haven
Mass
John W. Riley
Martha's Vineyard Island
Hitler
Berchtesgaden
Domingoes DL. Silva
Martha's Vineyard
Informal USO Concert Showcases Local Talent in Lawton
An appreciative USO club audience heard Kenneth Ward and Cpl. Edwin Morgan present a brief balanced program of classical and contemporary music. Ward, newly returned to Lawton music circles after three years in uniform, displayed strong, expressive tenor with pieces including a recitative and aria from In a Persian Garden and several ornamental songs. Morgan offered versatile performances, pairing popular and semi classical numbers with classical contrasts.
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USO Club
Kenneth Ward
Lawton
Cpl
Edwin Morgan
Fort Sill Replacement Center
Ward
Lawton Music
Lehmann
Cpl. Morgan
Accompanist Delivers Intricate Solo Performances
The recital featured three solos showcasing swell tempered feel and technique. Selections included Capriccio Brahms Claire de Lune and Jardins Sous la Pluie by Debussy amid a rural roads context noting millions of miles in the United States.
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Tinias
Cappricio
Brahms
Claire de Lure
Debussy
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