Farm Income to Pass Ten Billion This Year
Federal economists predict farm income will exceed 10 billion dollars in 1941, the highest since 1929, aided by strong demand, government purchases, and parity loan programs. Wheat and cotton incomes differ, with wheat rising toward 1929 levels while cotton lags, though overall income climbs due to loans and subsidies. The sector anticipates larger production in dairy, poultry, and fats, oils, and oilseeds, with benefits from improved demand and prices.
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Food For Defense
United States Department of Agriculture
Lkely
Eastern Indian Uprising in War Dance at Gallup Ceremonial
Eastern tribes challenge Western nations for the title of Champion Indian Ceremonial Dancers of North America at Gallup New Mexico August 13 to 16. Chief Big Kettle leads delegations from New York and Canada including Senecas Onondagas Mohicans and Cayugas. Notable figures Awl Breaker Cayuga Chief Corn Planter and Big Kettle headline a four day program with parades games and nightly dances in a 4000 seat stadium.
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New York State
North America
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Canada
New York
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Corn Planter
Six Nations
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Mark Twain
English Wheat Farmers May Use U S Process
Washington report says Sir Quintin Hill of the British food mission will return to London with full details of an American process for separating grain seeds to grade fertility. If England adopts the method Britain's crop could rise as much as 22 percent.
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Sir Quintin Hill
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London
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National Grandmothers Club Grows Across States
Chicago leader Mrs. Marie K Brown heads the National Grandmothers Club Inc which has about 2000 members in branches and at large nationwide. The group supports educational and charitable work for children and civic initiatives while promoting a modern, active grandmother lifestyle. The organization began after Brown’s 1936 telegram announcing she had become a grandmother, leading to breakfast gatherings and eventual formal creation.
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Chicago
National Grandmothers Club, Inc
Marie K. Brown
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio R. R
National Grandmothers Club
Brown
Godfrey
New Farm Policy Drives Hope for Higher Production
A 1942 outlook piece argues farm prosperity hinges on parity and guaranteed prices, with farmers urged to pledge higher production. It notes the farm as a manufacturing base and cites strong buying confidence, plus government support for milk and poultry. Also covered are cotton linters shortages affecting smokeless powder and three substitution plans using alpha pulp, chopped cotton, and wood linters from gum trees.
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H Street
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Washington
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Conklin
Mann
New York
Parmers
America
Wright Patman
Texas
House of Representatives
United States
Germany
Department of Agriculture
Hopewell
Midwest
England
Soundproofed rifle range eyed by WPA workers in New York
Brief notes describe a New York rifle range soundproofed by WPA workers to stop ear splitting echoes. The piece adds a quip about enemy cotton bullets and comments on risky Washington advice as traffic woes worsen.
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New York
WPA
Washington
Washington's Car Luxury and Government Life in the City
Washington residents rely on cars as the No 1 luxury while servants wake early to serve. Government employees enjoy stable pay and leaves, yet prices rise and waste concerns loom. The Archives building safeguards historic papers as Congress directs disposal of non valuable docs.
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Uncle Sam
Congress of the United States
Archives Council
Congress
Great Archives
Constitution Avenue
General Quiz From An Ancient Page
A quiz asks ten varied questions including a South American river in Colorado, the Brobdingnagians author, water weight per gallon, the oldest inhabited city, the dime’s rod bundle name, the largest star, comparative weight of feathers and gold, U S Presidents with A, clinker built boat feature, and a musical canon definition.
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U. S
The Answers To A Quirky Quiz List From History
The items include Argentina for question one and Swift’s Gulliver’s Travels with giants, a water weight trivia citing 1 gallon equals 8 355 pounds, Damascus as location, Fasces as a symbol, Antares being massively larger than the sun, a yes to a question, a note on tray and avoirdupois weight systems, three Adams presidents, overlapping planks, and a definition of a canon as a multi part religious piece with an early example, Non nobis.Domine by Birde.
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Argentina
Swift
English salesman wounded in army recalls hospital nurses gift
An Englishman, a fast talking salesman, joined the army and was badly wounded in action. After delirious days in base hospital he recovered and found nurses surrounding his bed offering him money for radios, refrigerators, and vacuum sweepers he sold them while asleep.
Americans and English reach Nanda Devi summit
Collier's reports that Nanda Devi, a 25 661 foot Himalayan peak, was climbed on August 29 1936 by a nine member team of four Americans and four Englishmen without oxygen. The ascent occurred after decades of failed attempts, with humans reaching the highest summit without supplemental air.
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Nanda Devi
Himalayas
Collier's
Across the Channel A Parade Of Unusual Crossings
Collier's reports a remarkable set of Channel feats including swimmers, a man on a paddle machine, a walker on water skis, and a pair racing in a casket and a washtub.
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English
Collier’s
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