American Wildlife Institute Aims for Better Living Conditions for Wildlife
Washington report details the American Wildlife Institute a non profit non partisan group led by Frederic C Walcott. It coordinates conservation efforts funds studies trains students and supports wildlife research including migratory birds and restoration projects like Atlantic salmon in Maine. The institute cooperates with Izaak Walton League Audubon Society and federal agencies to promote land use and habitat restoration nationwide.
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Restore streams with protective banks and buffer strips
Streams and their steep banks are not suitable for pasture or cropland. Plant broad strips along each side of the creek with clover and other rough cover. Add willows or other water-tolerant trees to provide cover and stabilize banks. Illinois and northern Indiana recovered marshland by returning it to its natural state after failed farming attempts.
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The President and the Crisis in Daily Life
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Doomed to be an old maid and wartime cards tease
A collage of lighthearted quips from a wartime press page. References include the OPA lifting Christmas card ceilings next December, jokes about a sensitive poet warlord, a Newark News note from Newark vicinity, and humor about the New York Yankees training in Panama Canal Zone. The tone is breezy local wit with brief mentions of broadcasts and a telegraph strike ending.
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