Stettinius policy stance and foreign office power debates
A circa wartime commentary argues Freedom from outside interference must apply equally to Italy Greece Poland Romania Yugoslavia and Spain and critiques U S figures Stettinius Clayton Rockefeller and Grew. It links liberal and internationalist labels to policy shifts and warns against bias toward Russia or Britain while noting senate reactions and the State Department’s new leadership.
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Washington
Br. Stettinles
Italy
Greece
Russia
Europe
Stet- Anles
Poland
Romranld
Beltain
Romania
Yugoslavia
State Department
Senate
Qui¢y
Stetlinius
Ickes
Wall Clayton
Catton Broker, Thet Young Rockxefeler
Fortune
Igher
Grew
America
Tokyo
Japan
Crew
Stettinux
Clayton
Rocketeer
Archibald MacLeish
Ton
Library of Congress
Eock
MacLelan
Critsin
Israel
Jou
Shmightfal
Brattinhoe
Rockefeller
Gumtey
Britain
Winter dairy care tips for cows in harsh months
Winter feeding for milking herds requires grain by milk output, with one pound per three to four pounds produced. Common mistakes include insufficient hay, low quality feeds, unground grains, missing protein supplements, and ignoring milk yield in rations. Extra vitamin D and better housing are advised as natural pasture is unavailable and cold conditions risk udder and digestive issues.
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Sigher
Agriculture Pioneer Isaac Newton and the Early U S Agriculture Dept
Isaac Newton, who saved Lincoln from poisoned food threats, became a founder figure in American farming reform. He joined the patent office in 1861 and spearheaded underground drainage, fences, buildings, and dairy cattle work, later helping establish the Agriculture Bureau in 1862 and shaping early department plans before his death by 1987.
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Lincoln
Civ
Isaac Newton
Patents Office
Pennsylvania
Harrizon
Taylor
Fillmore
Buckanan
Congress
Agriculture Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Newton
Old Time Acreage Conversions and Measures
A set of antiquated land and measure conversions explains that one acre equals 43 560 square feet and 10 square chains, with square chains divided by 10 to yield acres. It notes a square aerf side of 203 feet and a round acre radius of 118 feet, and defines a cord of wood as a three by four by four foot stack.
Wheat From America Ends Famine Threat in Italy
American wheat helps avert famine in war torn Italy as food shipments grow, backed by U S and British support. The effort includes hard milling grain for pasta and long bread loaves, with U S Army and British units coordinating transport, storage, and distribution. Italy will receive seeds fertilizer and machinery to rebuild farming and production.
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America
Italy
United States
Great Britain
U. S. Army Service Furces
Taxi radio system approved for Cleveland dispatch
Taxicabs by Radio Cleveland tests a Swarway radio system for dispatching taxis after final authorization by the Federal Communications Commission on a three month license plan.
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Cleveland
Federal Communications. Commission
Filipino Pupils Learn to Sing God Bless America in Leyte
In Panauan Leyte first grade students at a liberated territory school began learning the words to God Bless America. They chanted the lines in unison under their Filipino woman teacher, marking their first public speech since the Japanese occupation ended two years ago.
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Panauan
Leyte
Liberated
Minute Make-Ups By Gabrielle in Wartime Fashion
In wartime, women out of uniform adopt Glamour and Beauty as symbols of duty. The piece notes American Beauty as the hour’s color, highlighting a dramatic look with a long glove and matching lipstick. The description reads like a fashion feature from a periodical, praising polished wartime style.
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Ledger Lynch
What to Do by Phyllis Helmont
A house geared to the night shift requires a shift in living patterns. If your household operates on overnight hours, prepare to change routines for the duration. You may wash at midnight and clean at 3 a.m., but harmony comes from all household members keeping the same hours.
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Phyllis Helmont
Sedect Synticae
Gay Gadgets and Holiday Glamour for Teens in Fashions
A nostalgic column details teen fashion and makeup trends around Thanksgiving to New Year. It lists glittery yard ornaments like turkey-wishbone lapel pins, small star dust sprinkles, tinseled headbands, and red green sequin slogans on sweaters. The piece playfully notes playful jewelry and party looks to spark festive style.
Trinie Teen Seeks New People Over Crowded Scene
A teen urges peers to seek new social circles beyond the school crowd and boost personal growth by finding new friends and experiences. The piece frames the desire for genuine connections as a fresh start rather than a trend.
Dean of Railroad Women Retires After 54 Years
Katherine Loretta Connell known as the dean of Americas railroad women retires from Union Pacific after 54 years of steady service from a 1891 start as a freight car milling clerk in Omaha to assistant head clerk in the statistical bureau. Her career spanned key eras and she recalled vowing to herself to keep the job as she rose through supervisory posts. Her father’s promise and the railroad’s support shaped a life dedicated to the system now marking its long-standing Omaha headquarters. Her kin include Pat’s sons in the armed services.
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Hane
Katherine Loretta Connell
Americas Railroad
Union Pacife
Connell
Omate
U. Py
Rairosa
Union Pacific
S. H. H. Clay
Patrick Connell
Clare
Tesmester
Ota
Omaha
Clark
Cornel
Elkborn
Neb
Katherine
Miss Cornnell
Railroad
Pat
Viry Employment Bureau
Miss Connell
Joseph TD
Richard P
Armed Services
Antaeus Rising From Defeat Lessons From a Wrestling Tale
An old verse laments Antaeus’s defeats yet praises his return to strength after each fall. The speaker argues adversity tests us but need not end us, urging resilience and renewed effort to prevail in the final round.
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Antaeus
Rescuer Recovers Gas Stamps From Scrap Truck
In Los Angeles Harry Horstein a service station operator chased a scrap truck for four miles to reclaim 2,000 gasoline coupons he had previously contributed. He told the relief board they would not have believed his account.
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Los Angeles
Harry Horstein
Operslot
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