Farm Bureau Push in Washington Sorts Subsidy Fight
Ben Kilgore leads Kentucky Farm Bureau publicity in Washington as the American Farm Bureau press a line on consumer subsidies and price supports. The Commodity Credit Corporation debate, February 17 deadline, and labor lobbying shape a weary path to a compromise amid wartime policy and publicity plans.
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American Farm Bureau Federation
Ben Kilgore
Kentucky Farm Bureau
Farm Paper
Bureau
Washington
Chester Davis
Féderal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
Davis
Kilgore
Farm Bureau
Commodity Credit Corporation
War Food Administration
Jones
Youch
War Food Administrator
Congress
Europe
Labor
America
Brotherhood Week Observances Promote Interfaith Understanding
The National Conference of Christians and Jews sponsors Brotherhood Week February 20 to 27 with events in about 3,000 communities. Round Tables, schools, churches and other groups plan programs to foster tolerance among Christians and Jews, backed by President Roosevelt’s proclamation and U S O involvement.
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United States
George Washington
Our
Republic
Hebrew Congregation
Newport
R. I
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Washington
Round Tables
Brotherhood Week
New York City
Robert Ashworth
Ces
USO
Ray Johns
March of Time
Everett R. Clinchy
National Conference
Roosevelt
White House
Globe
Ofice of War Information
Hums
Sons of the
Duluth
Commission On Educational Organizations
America
Brotherhood of Chaos
Dr. Ashworth
National Conference of
All Faiths
Kent Roosevelt
Ashworth
Berlin barter stores expand as chamber plans bartering system
The Berlin chamber of commerce plans to make all wares barter subject amid 27 new barter stores reported by British radio. Texas farm woodlands show strong fire prevention with less than one percent burned annually for several years.
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Berlin
Texas Farm Woodlands
Traveling Speakers Bring Message to Camp Peary
The National Conference of Christians and Jews sends its message to military camps including the Seabee training center at Camp Peary near Williamsburg Virginia. More than 3 000 construction battalion men filled the camp theater for the visit led by three clergymen and a conference representative.
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National Conference of Christians and Jews
Seabee
Camp Peary
Williamsburg
Brotherhood Message Echoes At Camp Interlude
A disjointed report recalls a camp program featuring two priests a rabbi and a Protestant clergyman as Father Cardinal and Dr. Speers address 48000 men. The audience listens intently applauding each salient point while a waiting staff car idles as they head to the next event three miles away.
Midtown Hungarian Eatery and Celebrity Gyrations
A collage of midtown dining scenes features Greta Garbo style intrigue as sugar coats dishes. Gov Bricker and wife attend Persian Room events along with Bette Davis and Earl Carpenter crew. Turhan Bey, Homer Cap ehart, Choo Choo Johnson and H G Gardiner pop up in playful notes and radio momentary cameos.
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Greta Garbo
Gov. Bricker
Talu Bankhead
Club 18
Poon Lim
Ripley
Turhan Bey
Hepburn
Vienna
Choo-Choo Johnson
Violet Lynch
Homer Capehart
U. S. Senate
Ind
Bette Davis
Delly
Soldier in Tiffanys Buys Bracelet After Check Delays
A weary soldier carrying a large laundry bag entered Tiffanys and drew little attention. He was steered to the cheap department, faced resistance discussing a pricier purchase, then finally chose a $5,000 bracelet and wrote a check. The clerk flagged the check for bank certification. Carl Laemmle Jr. unexpectedly remembered his sister’s birthday.
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Tiffany’s
Carl Laemmle Jr
Drama Report Inspired by Treason Fears in United States
A new play by E. Chodorov titled Decision ellaborates on a U S senator and his editor facing subversion charges amid a wounded soldier's return from Sicily. The Wilmington News praises it as tense and exciting. The piece also notes wartime spy lists and public figures reacting to treachery in America.
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E. Chodorov
U. S
Astir
Prestown
Sicily
Hedds 2 Citizens’ Group
Wilmington (del
Winchell
Kellogg's All-Bran touted as relief for chronic constipation
An advertisement featuring Samuel D. Boot of Brooklyn claims Kellogg's All-Bran cures years of constipation by supplying cellulosic elements to promote regular bowel movements. It emphasizes not a laxative effect, but improved elimination with daily intake and ample water.
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Connell
Samuel D. Boot
Kings
Highway
Brooklyn
New York
Kean
Kellogg
Kellogg’s
Battle Creek
Destruction in Russia Rebuilding Requires 100 Million Man-Years
The article estimates that rebuilding Russia after widespread devastation will need about 100 million man-years of labor. It highlights the scale of reconstruction challenges and the long-term effort required to restore infrastructure and housing.
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Russia
Large Islands Surpass Great Britain in Size Worldwide
Six islands exceed the area of Great Britain. The article notes a global ranking of landmasses where each island is larger than Britain, highlighting the remarkable scale of top contenders and inviting comparison among major geographic regions.
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Great Britain
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