Your Part in Saving 16 Million Lives in Poultry
An editorial notes a poster from Ralph Sprague’s urging better poultry care to reduce chick mortality and increase food production. It cites Northwest chick losses, cites University of Minnesota recommendations, and urges farmers to adopt simple practices on housing temperature feeder space water and cleanliness to save lives and boost spring production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oelwein
Ralph Sprague
Food For Freedom
University of Minnesota
Department of Agriculture
Stalin ends Comintern as Russia centers on life at home
The article argues that Russia’s move to end the Comintern does not abandon Communism but ends external proselyting. Stalin prioritized improving life for citizens over exporting ideology, contrasting with Trotsky’s world Communist aims. The shift signals a formal notice of a trend already underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comintern
Russia
Stalin
Leon Trotsky
Germany
Potatoes Trigger Quick Market Stampede in Baltimore
Sam Palmisano of Baltimore tried to ship a truckload of potatoes to a market stall when a mob of women swarmed him begging to buy. He stopped to sell, a police swoop led to an arrest for lacking a license, then he obtained one and the crowd bought potatoes at about 100 a bushel amid chaos.
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Sam Palmisano
Baltimore
Sam
Kelge
Russia
Backstage In Iowa Politics Backstage In Iowa Politics
Iowa Daily Press reports state officials weigh appointing deputy commissioner to public safety to improve efficiency. Rusty Laird of Sidney may be named to run the department while Keil W. Fisher, newly commissioned major, attends army training. Laird’s appointment could boost Republican support. acting MV division head Dale Shaw is respected by treasurers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R. Bumgarger
Iowa Daily Press
Des Moines
IDPA
Keil W. Fisher
Public Safety
R B
Rusty) Laird
Sidney
Highway Commission
Fischer
Laird
Iowa
Public Safety Department
Dale Shaw
Controversy Over Nutrition Pamphlet Dominates Iowa Politics
The Iowa State College nutrition pamphlet fuels debate as critics argue the full story was not told and the board of education may finalise the matter. The piece notes concerns about a controversial paragraph on butter substitutes and mentions potential GOP gubernatorial hopefuls, along with wartime ration details and a roundup of canalized rivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Iowa State College
Fragmentary remark on gun use and surprise
The fragment notes surprise at people engaging in gun use. It conveys astonishment without detailing individuals, locations, or events. The readable text implies a reaction to violence or conflict, but lacks sufficient context for specifics.
Veterans Guard plan to shield war prisoners in Canada
Veterans Guard, a World War I formed corps, will guard foreign prisoners within Canada and release younger soldiers for overseas service. Recruitment targets farmers and small business owners, promising generous leaves and personal care. US faces unprecedented prisoner inflow. improvised use of CCC buildings discussed. outdoor work proposed, with strict discipline after recent escapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Veterans Guard
United States
CCC
Favorite Radio Programs Across Midwestern Networks
A report lists major Midwest radio programs from NBC CBS Mutual and Blue networks aired on KSD WTMJ WLW KOA WMT WGN WBBM KDTH KWK WHBF WISC WENR WLS WISH WOC and others. It notes programs depend on station reports and may change without notice by each station.
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WHO
Des Moiunes
National Broatle
Sting Co
NBC
Ullude
KSD
St. Louis
WTMI
Milwaukee
WLW
Cincinnatti
KOA
Denys Wmt
Waverloo
Columbia Broadcasting System
Mutual Broadcastingstem
Mutual Broadcasting
CBS
KMO2
WBBM
Chicago
WCCC
Minneapolis-St Paul
WJR
Detroit
WHAS
Louisville
WGN
Chicago Mutual Broadcasting System
KDTH
Dubuque
KWK
St Louis
WHBF
Rock Island
WMT
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
WISC
Indianapolis
Wenr-Wls
Blue
WISH
WOC
Davenport
Cincinnatii
KXEL
Waterloo-C
Dar Falls
Evening Radio Lineup with NBC Stations
A detailed listing of NBC and CBS network programs across multiple Chicago area stations from 6:00 p.m. to midnight. Highlights include Dr. Preston Bradley, News of the World, Maxwell House Coffee Time, Bing Crosby Kraft Music Hall, The Aldrich Family, and nightly news slots. Local airings also feature concerts, variety shows, and dance orchestras through WGN WMT and WENR WLS listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Bradley
Maxwell House
Aldrich
Friday Evening Radio Listings Across NBC CBS and MBS
A dense schedule lists NBC CBS and MBS programs from 6:00 pm to after midnight. Featured are news segments, music programs, comedies, and dance orchestras with hosts and performers such as Dr. Preston Bradley Lucille Manners Frank Black Fred Waring Bob Burlingame Kate Smith Abe Lyman Earl Godwin Gracie Fields and Raymond Scott Band among others. The guide preserves era timetable style with multiple stations and program blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Godwin
Lum
Abner
Raymond Gram
Gracie Fields
Paul Schubert
Lou Breese
Russ Morgan
NBC
Preston Bradley
H. V. Kaltenborn
Lucille Manners
Frank Black
Frank Mann
Betty U
Elmer Davis
Fred Waring
Bob Burlingame
Peat Martin
Mr. Keen
Cecil Crown
Philip Morris Playhouse
Brewster Bay
Owi
Douglas Grant
Fulton Lewis Jr
Raymond
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Migs
Alberta Thach
Lucille Weigel
M. FU Nicol
Mias
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Pat Shine
H, Nicot
Soviet
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Blondie
Alvin
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McManus
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
Little Annie Rooney
G. T. Kuester
Griswold
Cass County
John Rankin
Hickenlooper
Jung
Colter
Hudson
Watersford-Hudson
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Ralph Ginsburgh
America
Gabriel Heatter
Raymond Clapper
Hill Sanders
Guy Savage
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Harry Tames
Nis
Major Bowe
John B. Kennedy
Marjorie Lawrence
Columbia
Charlie Spivak
Cal Tinney
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BBC News
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Parker Family
John Gurither
Tin Templeton
Randow
Lon Breese
Ad Morgan
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