Tripartite Picture Clearer Since Meeting in Quebec
Analyzing notes from White House conversations reveals how Allied strategy evolved during Roosevelt Churchill talks. Analysts recount Soviet and British American positions on Darlan in North Africa and the push for a tripartite conference with Stalin, shaping postwar goals and Hull’s strengthened foreign policy role.
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Plowman Folly Prompts Farm Tool Shakeup Says Expert
Edward Faulkner argues the moldboard plow harms soil and yields. He urges replacing plows with disk harrows to improve moisture retention and crop production, citing tests and tomato and grain results.
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Elmo Scott Watson
Union
Homas Gray
Agricultural Society of Philadelphia
Edward H. Faullmer
Plowman
University of Oklahoma Press
Williamsburg Baptist Institute
Cumberland College
University of Kentucky
Kentucky
Ohio
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Faulkner
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Fauliaiér
Waste fats yield dynamite for army use and soap stock
Army camps in the continental United States salvage enough waste fats to make about 1.5 million pounds of dynamite monthly while leaving a grease residue for soap stock. Christmas gifts to naval and marine personnel overseas should be sent after September 15. Japanese occupation authorities plan roving speakers to explain Japan's true mission to Filipinos in Manila radio. Bus lines in Washington and Los Angeles run help wanted ads on buses.
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Philippines
Japan
Manila Radio
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Los Angeles
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Yankee Blacksmith Who Fueled Prairie Farming
John Deere, a Yankee blacksmith, revolutionized Midwestern farming in 1837 by introducing a self-scouring steel plow that tamed the prairie sod, earning him the title Father of the Steel Plow and reshaping agriculture.
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Yankee Blacksmith
John Deere
B. Baruch
Higgins
New York
O. John Rogge
Dept. of Justice
Huey Long
Berlin
Walter Winchell’s World News Snippets From Abroad
Quick hits feature divorces abroad and marriages in Texas, Ambassadors and generals, political shifts, and wartime chatter. Notables include Mrs. FDR touring the world, Douglas Corrigans in Texas, Walter Winchell’s Uncle Sam gossip, and insights on figures from Lehman to MacArthur amid war.
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Sunny Ainsworth
Donald Nelson
England
Standley
Chums
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Lehman
MacArthur
Tokyo
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