GOP Leader Grounds Faith in Simple Election Plan
GOP Chairman Harrison Spangler promotes a straightforward method: recruit one energetic worker to turn out 20 Republican voters per precinct. He notes 26 states already run strong machines and aims to refine platforms before the convention. He stresses action, field work, and collaboration with farm groups through Chicago meetings. He foresees shifts in public sentiment as he builds party organization.
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U. S. Seed Raisers Grow Record Crops to Meet Wartime Demands
Wartime seed programs push U S vegetable seed output to record levels. U S seedsmen supply hundreds of tons to armed forces and allies, with 1943 harvest up 91 percent from 1939 41 pre Pearl Harbor pace and 1944 plans to expand acreage and improve yields across beans corn cabbage and other crops.
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Rail manpower drive aims to fill 100000 railroad jobs
A new railroad manpower mobilization committee will coordinate government and rail labor and management to fill 100000 current and upcoming vacancies. The drive mirrors wartime mobilization and seeks unified action across sectors.
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Seed Shortages Hit Grass and Clover Crop in Midwest
Wet Minnesota weather reduced the Blue Grass seed harvest last year with 1,516,000 bushels cured, about a third of 1942's 4,525,000. Nebraska and North Dakota saw declines. Sudan grass seed rises in importance for the Northern Plains and Corn Belt as rain remains scarce in several states. Wells run dry in many areas and imports totaling two million Sudan seed are planned for 1944 to boost domestic supply.
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Radio gossip and film notes from a 1940s press page
A collage shows radio critics warning daytime soap listeners about health risks while praising stars like Maxipa Coveridge and NBC Sunday agents. It mentions Quentin Reynolds diaries, newsroom jokes, and Hollywood flashbacks including Nora Bayes and John Barrymore tales from the era.
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Slip Cover Patterns for Chairs from Ruth Wyeth Spears
Two methods to create a chair slip cover are shown with pin and stitch steps. Directions cover fitting, seam allowances, notching and grain arrows. Illustration from Book 3 notes centered pattern placement and spring-seat tucks with a 15 cent price and address.
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