26 Jan 1940
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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1940
Page
1
Joseph W. LaBine analyzes Balkan efforts to preserve neutrality as the Nazi Russian war looming over Northern Europe creates regional tension. The column reflects editor's note on opinion separation from the newspaper.
Parallel efforts in London and Rome converge in Belgrade on February 2 as Balkan states discuss neutrality and self defense against Russia. Csaky and Ciano push peace with Romania while King Carol hints at ceding land after the war. Turkey’s stance shifts, signaling a potential anti Nazi Soviet bloc in the region.
The piece outlines rising tensions in Europe with Nazi and Soviet moves near the Low Countries and Scandinavia and notes U S economic and neutrality actions. It covers congressional debates on economy and defense, Woodrum’s cuts, and shipbuilding plans, plus labor hearings deriding Ford officials amid anti union scrutiny.
Oliver Stanley, 54, named to replace Hore Belisha as war secretary amid Tory rifts and Chamberlain tensions. Longtime Conservative ally, Stanley has held transport labor and education posts and is seen as secretive yet disciplined, with a fencing background and World War I medals. Also notes Saudi Arabia’s Ibn Saud expands alliances and the Matanuska settlement tests self sufficiency without aid.
The piece recalls Premier Nobuyuki Abe resigning after failed efforts to win U S favor and a trade pact with Ambassador Joseph Drew, with Admiral Mitsumesa Yonai named successor. It also discusses Arab and Middle East power dynamics involving Ibn Saud, Ibn Saad, and King Ton Saud, noting tensions around Palestine and the Balfour mandate.
G-Man J Edgar Hoover announced seizure of 18 Christian front members charged with conspiracy to overthrow the U S government. Gov Harold E Stassen was boomed as keynoter for the 1940 G Q P convention. Ralph Hitz, famed hotel chain manager, died in New York. Burton K Wheeler received a kiss of death invitation to address United Mine Workers in Columbus Ohio. President Lazaro Cardenas announced Mexico's refusal to recognize the Monroe Doctrine and plans to expropriate foreign oil properties valued at 400 million dollars in its own way.
The extension division of North Carolina State College urges warming drinking water for laying flocks during winter and early spring. Egg production drops when fountains freeze or water is too cold. Farmers are advised to use heated fountains or a homemade fireproof device, plus winterize coops with cracks sealed, dry litter, and movable curtains to improve ventilation and comfort.
The Pennsylvania State College farm compares strip cropping with rotation to all corn on slopes. Across-slope corn rows halve soil loss and cross strips of hay reduce erosion further. Across-slope strips plus rotation drop soil loss to about 1.5 tons yearly and reduce water loss to around one fourth. roots and tops restore organic matter and fertility.
Clipping hair short is cited as crucial to cow cleanliness. Long hair traps manure and bacteria, especially around udders flanks and tails. A single hair falling into milk could introduce up to 30,000 bacteria, dirt often dissolving in milk and not removable by straining.
Insects caused 137.5 million dollars in crop damage in India last year. An old tire casing serves as a guard cover for a buzz saw. Soil erosion losses in the United States are put at 500.6 million dollars annually. Powdered limestone helps reduce trouble with china in cattle feeding. One farmer in three earns nonfarm income per United States census bureau data. Layer hens with bright yellow beaks and shanks should go into the cooking pot rather than the laying house. The yellow coloring of egg yolk comes from beak and shank coloration in layers.
New pattern No 8605 offers a smart button front tailored coat dress in shirtwaist lines for home or business wear. Sizes 34 to 48, requires 4 yards of fabric for size 36 with short sleeves, etc. Includes long sleeves, contrasting collar options, and step by step chart for beginners. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept for purchase.
A brief citation reflects on the test of powers and the test of love, noting that what we endure for others signifies true affection. The line emphasizes sacrifice and commitment as measures of practical devotion.
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