Maryland Extension Urges Bigger Food Output For 1945
Baltimore reports Dr T B Symons of the University of Maryland Extension Service urged farmers to boost 1945 food supplies as wartime demands persist. He spoke at the Free State counts annual agricultural conference outlining goals for postwar extension work, veteran opportunities, and a unified county agent leadership.
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Baltimore
T B Symons
University of Maryland Extenson Service
Maryland
Symons
Free State
Dit $3Mons
L A Bevan
Rutgers University
Sky Pilot Delivers Gospel From Air Above Chambersburg
The Chambersburg pastor Dr Meadows flies to reach congregations in Pennsylvania and nearby states. He has logged over 350 solo hours with no mishaps and made several dead-stick landings. He believes air travel aids teen outreach and holds weekly flights with Luscombe Flying Club members.
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Lol Leslie
Chambersburg
Cumberland Valley
Pennsylvania
Chele W Meadows
King Street
Meadows
Bevan urges extension services to aid veterans adaptation to peacetime farming
Allegany County Agent R F Mc Henry says the agents should focus on helping veterans adjust to civilian life and support farm building programs and research as wartime farming shifts to peacetime. He warns the changeover must be gradual to sustain food production and economic stability. Also notes a Pimlico race where Seven Hearts won the Riggs Handicap, with Twilight Tear scratched due to rain.
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Bevan
Allegany County
R F McHenry
Pimlico
Baltimore
J Graham Browns
Riggs
Ben Jones
Weatheralls Lord Calvert in fourth as race offers $241 000
The event lists Jochev Paul Kieper up for a prize of $241 000 with Weatheralls Lord Calvert finishing fourth among six. Benjamin Franklin is noted as the seventh of thirteen children in the read fragment.
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Tory
Jochev
Paul Kieper
Lord Calvert
Benjamin Franklin
Wage Demands in Doubt As Board Considers Steel Pay
Washington reports Chairman William H. Davis of the War Labor Board said a decision on steelworkers wage demands is likely to lie between ten and fifteen cents an hour. Sources noted a possible partial award before CIO convention but emphasized speculation over exact terms and potential impact on existing cost of living adjustments. Also reported: educational publishers seek extra printing paper to meet essential school book needs amid shortages.
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Washington
William HO Davis
War Lator Board
Davis
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