Do High Test Cows Give Good Milk
Professor Oscar Erf of Ohio State University argues that high test cows can produce poor milk quality despite high butterfat content. He cites Holstein Friesian herds, sanitation shifts, and feeding practices, concluding grass milk is more nutritious and average dairy cows deliver better overall calves and milk.
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Oscar Erf
Ohio State University
Maple Crest Farm
East Claredon
Ohio
Holstein Friesians Club
United States
Canada
New York University
Pennsylvania
Eris
Erf
Carter Glass Turns 86 Amid Quiet Birthday Observance
Senator Carter Glass of Virginia, first elected in 1901 with a break as Treasury secretary, marks his 86th birthday in Washington. A small group of close friends and a birthday cake marked the day as he and Mrs. Glass spend a quiet period in a hotel suite. Glass, though under a slight cold, remains in generally good health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Carter Glass
Virginia
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Chandler warns cross channel invasion would be mass murder
Senator Albert B. Chandler of Kentucky told a Long Beach dinner club that a cross channel invasion of the continent is unnecessary and would be mass murder. He urged focusing on the Pacific war as British war plans were cited as preferring avoiding a frontal assault due to risks and casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Calif
Albert B. Chandler
DKY
Pacific
Chandler
Orders for 20 Flying Boats Boost Mars Cargo Flights
Washington January 4 Secretary Knox announced orders for 20 more giant Mars flying boats. The first models set new records for cargo transport and over water flight, with production to be handled by Glenn L. Martin Company of Baltimore.
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Washington
Mars
Glenn L. Martin Company
Baltimore
Knox
Best son completes radio school at Truax Field
Frederick Best son of Mr and Mrs J T Best of Madison Wisconsin has graduated from radio school at Truax Field Madison Wis and is now enrolled in a control lower course at the same post
Lower Egg Prices Are Justified, Mayor Says
New York January 4 mayor Fiorello La Guardia urged housewives not to buy eggs unless they are priced 10 to 15 cents below OPA ceilings. He said the generous margin justifies lower prices and advised not to buy if cheaper eggs are unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
F. H. la Guardia
Oust German Expert On Political Crime
The BBC said a German broadcast announced the removal of Kurt Ferdinand Rothenberger, undersecretary in the German Ministry of Justice and expert on political crime. He was succeeded by a Nazi with prior political control in Zhitomir, whose office was closed as the Russian offensive progressed. No reason was given for Rothenberger’s ouster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kurt Ferdinand Rothenberger
Ministry of Justice
BBC
U. S
Rothenberger
Zhitomir
Germantown Soldier Wounded In Action
Pvt. James A. Warthen of Germantown has been wounded in action in the Mediterranean area. The extent of the wound was not disclosed by the War Department via the Associated Press. Roosevelt canceled his news conference and remains in bed due to grip infection, with his physician predicting limited activity this week. A Reuters Cairo dispatch notes Yugoslav officers in the Middle East seeking to join Tito’s Partisan Army for a common front against the Germans.
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James A. Warthen
Marie C. Warthen
Germantown
Mediterranean
War Department
Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Ross T. McIntire
London
Reuters
Cairo
Middle East
Josip Broz
Tito
California Private Willard H. Barrett Inducted August 11 1943
In California Pvt. Willard H. Barrett 33730811 Btiy. B AAA Gun BTM Camp Haan Calif was inducted into the Army August 11 1943. He is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Barrett of Licksville and formerly resided near Thurmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard H. Barrett
B.T.M
Camp Haan
Calif
W. H. Barrett
Licksville
Thurmont
Garden Planners: Mostly-needed Foods On List For 1944
Beets kale spinach and soy beans drop from next year’s A crops list at the Department of Agriculture. Fertilizer priorities favor A crops while soy beans remain a production staple. Local consumption favored for watermelons lettuce celery cantaloupes grapes and berries with limited nationwide shipping due to shortages. Potash to be scarce with more nitrogen and phosphates available but reduced trucking and manpower hamper distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Christmas tree collection by city trucks announced
Hugh V. Gittinger said Christmas trees from private homes will be collected on Wednesday and Thursday in May. Trees must be placed along curbs. Collections cover north of and including Second Street on Wednesday and south of and including Church Street on Thursday. Trucks start rounds about 7 a.m. each day.
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Hugh V. Gittinger
Second Street
Church Street
Emory L. Smith
Kate C. Smith
Frederick County
Maryland
Court House
Frederick City
Liberty
Towit
Libertytown
Union Bridge
Albert C. Smith
Main Street
U. S
State of Maryland
Amos A. Holter
L Emmert R. Bowlus
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Truax Field
Frederick County National Bank
North Market Street
Frederick
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Keamtborg
Hovey
Stove
KEY Hotel Bldg
Bocas Boy Scouts
Ayrtve
California
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U. S. War
U. S. War Bonds
By Ann Stevick
NEA
Corre
Food Distribution Administration
National Canner’s Association
Coats
Kemp
Auction
C. W. Epley
Ae Oren Oa
C.w
Epley
Orphans' Court
Mary
Elmer
O. Barrier
Orphans’ Court
John Calvin Michael
Thomas R. Saylor
William M. Storm
Adan
Otephans' Court
Samuel Wetzel
D. Wetzel
Sherman
P. Bowers
Louise A. Knott
Beneft
Joseph S. Knott
Sherman P. Bowers
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