Conservation urged as wildlife resources face war era strain
Alber M D chief of the service warns of growing human interest in hunting and fishing amid postwar demand. Wildlife losses threaten resources as duck stamp sales rise 20 percent from last year to over 9.85 million, with 3.2 million in 1545 figures cited. Day notes peace may worsen pressure. calls for careful planning and broad conservation responsibility for Americans to keep hunting and fishing rewarding.
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Hum St
Alber
Day
Lessons From V E Day Reflect on Victory and Unity
The May 8 anniversary of V E Day prompts reflection on how Allied unity and wartime effort secured victory over Germany. It urges continued military preparedness while advocating cooperation with Russia, noting differing viewpoints and the risk of German revival if tensions rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
United States
Russia
Britain
America
Questions And Answers on Birthrate and War Tales
A fragmentary Q and A discusses birthrate, three word war tales, a radio program The Voice of America beamed to Russia, and Iran sepa rations claims on Germany. It notes $955,000 for depreciation and equipment losses, and railroads banking currency to the Allies.
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The
Voice of Americav
State Depertme
Russia
Iran
Germany
Local items from the News columns April 28 1927
Twenty years ago in The News columns for April 28 1927, notes touch on health editor Dr Kemaufler, county commissioners, extension of electric service, weather impacts, property changes on West Patrick Street near Brewers Riley, and planned razing of the Hargett property with Court Street to be opened up afterward.
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the News
Kefauver
County Commissioners
Hargett
West Patrick Street
Brewers Riley
George RB. Culler
Court Street
New Prosthetic Advances Show Promise For World War Amputees
April 23 report from Washington outlines hopeful progress in artificial limbs for about 18,000 World War II amputees. Demonstrations in the House Veterans Committee showcased hydraulic knee tech and a plastic hand, with researchers from the National Research Council and funding from VA and War Department.
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Washington
U.S House of Representatives
National Research Council
Veterans
War Department
Council
House
Veterans’ Committee
Gordon War
California
Northrop
Warner
Fifty Years Ago Lost Items From The Columns Of The News
In April 1597 a fires update reports a blaze near Catoc Furnace burning about 18 009 acres. The item names Rev T Freeman Dixon John Hershberger and C Roderick Aldecmen in a fragmentary notice of municipal contract and local events.
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T. Freeman Dixon
John Hershberger
Catoc
C. Roderick i. Fi Aldecmen
Plan for wage and price changes to avert recession
An analysis argues that reducing prices and boosting productivity can prevent unemployment and a recession. It suggests longer hours or more effort per hour without extra pay and notes unions sometimes hinder full work output, while urging increased efficiency to raise output per hour and lower unit costs.
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Waton
Newburyport
Time Cyruskr
Wwe
Sears
Doctor Recommends Rest and Diet for Liver Inflammation
A fragment outlines medical guidance on rest in bed and diet for what appears to be liver inflammation and jaundice. It mentions milk and fruit juice intake, low fat tolerance during illness, and the unclear cause with no known drug cure. The text is garbled with several misspellings but centers on quarantine-like or epidemic concern and recovery.
Odds And Ends On Ceremi c for the new gym and Hood College
A 1960s era gathering of six years of ceremi c at the Francis Scott Key hotel included board members and faculty. Joan Dale Russell of the US Senate spoke on curriculum changes and why languages remain popular. D Meyer recalled his time in college education and the value of classical study. The event featured testimonials and poems by students and teachers, including Miss Lilian Bell, praising teaching efforts and dedication.
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Ceremic
Gym & Hood College
Tuhursday
Francis Scot Key Hotel
Dimmer
Joan Dale Russell
S. Ce OF
John i
Meyer
D. Meyer
Lithology Definition from Rock Study
The text presents a jumble of phonetic phrases and misspelled words while hinting at lithology the science of rocks. It suggests daily vocabulary building with a focus on a single geological term and mentions related terms like geology and rock study. It uses a casual lesson tone and includes unrelated garbled phrases.
Dorothy Dix Advice Column Fragment on Family and Marriage
The reader laments denying a big family and notes hosting youths at home. Dorothy Dix counsels honesty with the engaged couple, urging the mother to confess to the young man and daughter to seek forgiveness, while recognizing the emotional harm of coercive control.
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Dorothy Dix
Destouk
Ace
Rome
Wolcott Housing Bill Aimed at Veterans Aid and Prices
Washington correspondent Peter Edson assesses Jesse Wolcott’s housing bill. He argues the measure could end veteran housing supports and trigger rent hikes and easier commercial construction restraints. Backers cite freeing markets. opponents warn of price spikes and job losses amid lingering controls.
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Peter Edson
Washington
NEAI
Veterans’ Emergency
Wolgett Ho
House of Repre
Port Huron
M House Bank
Price Con Soe Os
Walesting Congressm
Woico
Honjor Veterans’ Organizations
Wolcotmittee A Pitts
Wolcott
Sible
Wratt
Gram
Patman
End.s
Euristion
Merciai
Nother Provision of Bil Thay Ing Update
A fragmented note discusses a new provision related to Bil thay ing with vague references. The readable bits point to a policy change or addition, but key specifics on scope and impact remain unclear in the text.
Pleasant Grove Women Read Magazines at Club Meeting
Mrs. Robert Sr. hosted Pleasant Grove ladies with fourteen members present and no men. A report on the New Market School banquet and New Market Home demonstrations for National Home Demonstration Week was given. The club plans a May 11 observance service at Pleasant Grove church and invites attendance by New Market 4-H Club members. AiDone chaired the meeting. flowers were exchanged and readings shared.
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Robert Sr
Pleasant Grove
Dresided
Merril Hahn
Alice Shane
New Market
L AiDone
On Being Too Busy By Earl L Bouglass D D
A reflective piece on modern life and the dangers of busyness. The author notes distractions and feverish pace erode precious things, urging readers to assess if their daily efforts achieve meaningful outcomes and inner balance.
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Earl L. Bouglass
D. D
Poe Coridge
Kubla Khan
Social Situations In A Crisis Reconciliation
Show sympathy by telling the acquaintance you are glad to see him up and around again after his illness. Avoid remarks implying he should be in bed. offer encouragement and warm welcome to his return.
Demonstration Ends With Buffet Service Questionable
Brief note indicates a demonstration concluded during lunch hour with unclear buffet service and possible consumption concerns. Authorities surveyed the scene as participants discussed food availability and safety. No injuries or formal charges reported.
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Ernmental
Veterans Guide
Major Thomas M. Nial
David Lawrence
William A. O'Brien, M.D
NEA Service
Odds and Ends
Jiminy’ Big
Mer
Ile
Mi Asuhi
al Pe Ib
Lilian Bell
San Francisco Ie
Ankind
Genseacher Ug
Ming
Pronequne Theleo
Diane
Hale
Chevy
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Dear Dovell Voor
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Jesse Wolcott
Creaser
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