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Farm Labor and the New Season Amid War Demands
Farmers face labor supply worries as they plan the new season. Government must balance farm worker numbers with military needs while encouraging women and youth to join. Despite doubts about inexperienced help, young volunteers bring energy and patriotism to harvest efforts.
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Ammunition Shortage Eases for Hunters and Farmers
The War Production Board announced that ammunition for sportsmen will be released before next fall hunting season. Through the first quarter this year plants produced 120 million shotgun shells and 20 million center fire rifle cartridges, with 209 million 22 caliber rounds now manufactured. Factories have shifted output to meet military demand, leaving a backlog for farmers and ensuring ample supply for Americans abroad.
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United States
War Production Board
Plenty Of Eggs As Wartime Shortages Lessen
Wartime egg production holds a record high with no sign of slackening. Authorities note a 50 percent rise over last year, spurring concerns poultry flocks may need feeding if declines occur. Households are urged to use eggs more, boosting strength and endurance through diverse, egg rich dishes.
7 Goals To Be Sought Babson Says Discussing National Debt
Babson outlines seven post war goals aimed at reducing national debt and strengthening American industry. He urges limiting borrowing, cutting costs, sustaining wages, and promoting teamwork between management, labor, and government. He lists specific goals on education, law enforcement, rural decentralization, voting standards, religion in schools, and emphasis on biology and population.
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Bible Thought on Correction and Discipline
A dated reflection cites Proverbs 3 11 urging not to despise the Lord s chastening and urges balanced correction through advice and restraint to aid self improvement and benefit others, mentioning Seneca as a related sentiment in a cautionary religious tone.
Secret Aldermen Session Reveals Bridge Plans
A report from the Columns of the News recalls a secret meeting of the Board of Aldermen on an April morning in 1894 to decide on proposals for completing Union Bridge. The piece notes assault rumors and neighborhood unrest around a local home near Jolie and Midlestown, with references to officials and a foreman involved in the project.
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Wille
Union Bridge
Midsietown
Jolie Ginning
John Wooomiph
Foederes
Twenty Years Ago Local Hems From The Columns Of The News
Fragmentary column from April 20 1924 notes Ada Jane Hull Boyne and North Market Street. Mentions Associated Press event in New York and a planned reconstruction on Market Street with bids on contracts to be opened May 6 at the State Roads Commission office.
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State Roads Commission
Holland M. Smith
U. S Marines
Alabama
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Howard L. Vickey
U.S. Ne Commission
Belle- Sacre
S. Firestone, Jr
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Robert JL Gannon
Fordhamversity
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Boston
Ieater Walton
U.S
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Henry TL Ewald
Detroit
Strength For Today By Fart 1. Douglass, OCD, TAKE A LOOK AT YOURSELF
Cultivate the habit of objectively examining your faults. Stop taking yourself so seriously and laugh at vanity and selfishness that fuel temper. You may find your weaknesses and gain power to curb tantrums by a candid self review and reducing self importance.
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Rescued Man Shifts from Home to Hospital in Liberty Town
Mr John D Etvler was removed from his home in Liberty town to Frederickro Hospital Wednesday afternoon in the ambulance of Harry E Caity Company. The report notes a mood of concern as residents react to the incident and details are limited due to damaged text.
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John D. Etvler
Libertstown
Frederickro Hospital
Harry E. Caity Company
War interpretation highlights Mountbatten role in SE Asia
The article discusses Allied strategy in Southeast Asia with Admiral Mountbatten shifting headquarters toward Ceylon to plan amphibious operations from the Bay of Bengal. It notes offensive emphasis on Burma and India while cautioning that actual invasions remain distant, with Port Blair as an early opening skirmish in a broader campaign.
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Andaman Islands
Bay of Bengal
Lord Louis Mountbatten
Kandy
Ceylon
Port Blair
Anda- Dre
Andaman and Nicobar
Buema
Sumatra
Southeastern Asia Command
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Burma
Dutch Indies
Malay Peninsula
Mountbatten
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Andaman
Today In History and Birthdays Highlights
Daily history and birth notices recount notable events and figures born on this date. Includes Soloomon F. Smith Alfred Colquitt John Gibbon Daniel Chester French James Phelan and others with brief notes on their roles and lifespans. Also lists historical events and milestones from 1801 to 1931 across politics, exploration, and science.
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St. Louis
Norwich
Alfred H. Colquitt
Georgia
Walton Co. Ga
John Gibbon
Philadelphia
John M. Farley
New York
Ireland
Daniel Chester French
Exeter
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James D. Phelan
San Francisco
Washington war news questions military secrecy in press
Washington discusses how public relations and secrecy affect reporting of wartime losses. It notes 400 Americans killed on Italian invasion transports and 44 more killed in a British theater, with errors and withholding news examined. Officials debate when to release details to avoid upsetting allies and compromising security.
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Sicily
Ifty
San Francisco
War Department
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Dorothy Dix on Becoming a Gentleman and Social Poise
Dorothy Dix advises high school boys to aim for gentleness and integrity as core traits. Emphasizes manners, poised behavior, neat dress, good table conduct, and respect for others. Stresses industry, perseverance, thrift, and learning to interact with girls before marriage.
Social Situations Respecting Guest Drink Requests
A guest mentions a non alcoholic drink when asked what he desires. Do not pressure him to drink alcohol or guess about shortages. Politely confirm and provide the requested drink, then refrain from further protests. Respect the guest’s stated wishes.
Labor press exposes alleged bias from AF of L and CIO editors
The piece mocks labor publications from the AF of L and CIO, praising their editors Phil Pearl and Len De Caux while criticizing capital press pundits. It cites Pearl and De Caux columns, accusing them of partisan rhetoric and misrepresentation, then urges belief in labor press honesty.
English Lesson Words Misused and Pronunciation Guide
A compact note lists common misuse with examples on subject verb agreement and pronunciation. It discusses precocity as premature development especially of mental powers and cites a quotation from Wirt about uncommon genius.
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