Roosevelt Speaks at Georgia Homecoming Rally
Thousands of Democrats gathered at Georgia Tech Stadium in Atlanta to hear President Roosevelt praise the New Deal and prosperity gains while attacking critics. He outlined campaign themes, promised finances would tighten and touted farm income growth since 1932, asserting national progress and his continued leadership. Governor Talmadge skipped the event, later replying to Roosevelt’s speech by radio.
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Death of Dr J H Breasted world renowned oriental ist
Dr J H Breasted of the University of Chicago died in New York at seventy after an illness contracted at sea returning from Near East research expeditions he directed His work in Egypt and eastern Asia broadened civilization history Also noted Princess Victoria sister of King George died at Buckinghamshire aged sixty seven after long ill health and unmarried life.
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Amnesty for Greek Rebels Decreed by King George II
King George II of Greece grants amnesty to participants in last March's abortive revolt while allowing confinement for those deemed dangerous. Leaders' fortunes are restored, and a neutral cabinet forms with Constantine Demerdis as premier, though Kondylis supporters in the restoration camp express displeasure.
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Mississippi Valley body adopts transportation resolutions
The Mississippi Valley association, representing 25 states, adopted resolutions opposing limits on water carriers rights to set port rates and criticizing interstate agency coordination. Delegates also opposed the Lawrence Seaway treaty as railroads seek to curb waterways. Col. Robert Isham Randolph of Chicago named president.
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Water key to higher egg production says extension
Tl H Alp of the Poultry Extension Bredariat at the College of Agriculture University of Illinois reports hens need ample clean water to maximize egg laying. Trials with 80 White Leghorn pullets show water intake rises with production, from 2.16 to 3.08 pounds weekly, boosting eggs per day from 2.90 to 4.19. Large, clean drinking fountains help prevent contamination and keep water fresh.
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Gather Eggs Often Says College Poultry Expert
D C Henderson of Pennsylvania State College urges frequent egg collection to preserve quality and reduce breakage and contamination. A survey shows 61 percent gather twice daily, 25 percent thrice, and 7 percent four times a day, with farm operations often collecting at moon and night. Those who gather more frequently tend to specialize in poultry.
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Pennsylvania State College
House Pullets Early Fall and Winter Egg Production Notes
Early housing of pullets boosts fall and winter egg output. Thoroughly clean the laying house, lay straw litter, and disinfect before moving birds from the broader house or range. A dry house is essential. Separate houses and ranges for old hens and pullets reduce disease spread.
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Keeping Monthly Record in Poultry Flocks
In the Rural New Yorker the writer recommends monthly records over weekly or seasonal ones. Checking each poultry flock at month end is good business and worth doing to identify strengths and weaknesses and to implement necessary changes.
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The Minorca Breed in Mediterranean Fowl Lineage
The Minorca breed forms part of the Mediterranean group of fowls. Some authorities argue it was the foundation stock for the Black Spanish. Edward Brown, a leading English poultry expert, says the Castilian was the original type of all Mediterranean breeds. In Spain, it is thought to have been introduced during Moorish rule and is often called the Moorish fowl.
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Heavier turkeys boost producer returns at sale
Heavier turkeys account for 65 to 70 percent of marketed weight and will lift producer returns due to higher price per pound. Since last holiday season the turkey market has been in good health with increased consumption and rising prices.
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