Reversal of Foreign Policy Seen In U S and Britain to China
United States and Britain move to loan aid and credits to China amid Japan's expansion. Export-Import Bank extends 25 million dollars to a New York firm for exporting to China, guaranteed by the Bank of China, while Britain plans 10 million pounds in export credits and initial 450,000 pounds for the Chinese government.
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London
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Germany
Diplomatische Korrespondenz
United States
Washington
Forecast and policy shifts frame global and domestic ties
A 1933 forecast cites a Vatican concordat cancellation ahead of anti Catholic laws, Japan expands toward Canton to bolster Tokyo in a potential Russian war, the Export-Import Bank seeks more lending to boost Latin American trade, Roosevelt plans a 1944 candidacy, and small businessmen press for a congressional system of credit banks to aid small enterprise.
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Canton
Tokyo
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Latin America
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Free-Lunch Feeders and Upkeep for Laying Hens
Dr. A R Winter advises poultry managers to provide free lunch feeders in laying houses, with three five foot feeders per 100 hens to prevent crowding. Keep the best two year olds, cull poorly developed pullets, and maintain clean ventilated houses to reduce disease. Avoid routine fowl pox treatment if pullets are ready to lay, and remove ailing birds. Use self feeders with mash concentrate and grains. protein 24 to 32 percent, wheat corn and oats separated in feeders.
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Poultry Department
Yota State University
WNU
Advantage of Shared Breeds Encourages Cooperation in Dairies
A Missouri Farmer analysis argues that dairymen benefit from common breeds. Shared breeding stock improves local markets, allows bull exchanges, and enables cooperative use of purebred bulls and participation in breed sales. The piece notes these gains apply to other livestock and poultry as well.
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Missouri
Farmers in Vermont on eggs and mulching
Farmers across Vermont use grade A eggs as a standard, noting regional differences in grading. Clean straw mulch protects strawberry plantings from winter damage and terracing is checked for rodent holes to prevent terrace creaks. Beekeeping yields about 160 million pounds of honey from four and a half million colonies annually. Undersized pullets produce smaller eggs while proper pullet feed improves egg production as reported by the American Chemical Society and dairy herd improvement groups.
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American Chemical Society
Hollywood models and the vanity of beauty in films
A magazine style column recalls how many beauty models signed for movies vanish when their looks are retouched for film. It cites Anita Counihan and Mary Kornman as examples, notes Dougl as Fairbanks Sr shifting back into production, and highlights rise of artists like Eugene Conley and John Laing from ordinary jobs to screen roles.
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California
New York
Anita Counihan
Bits
Eugene Conley
Lynn
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Conley
Chicago Opera Company
John Laing
King of the Turf stars Castella with Menjou and Crosby
Dolores Castella headlines opposite Adolph Menjou in the film King of the Turf with Bing Crosby also in the cast. A cornflake company that courted Rudy Vallee for cabin programs chose Carole Lombard and Cary Grant instead, per Western Newspaper Union.
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Adolph= Menjou
Bing Crosby
Rudy Vallee
Carole Lombard
Cary Grant
Western Newspaper Union
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