Bombs Burst Onc e Ween GY Granville Church
Jeff Curtis and wife Lee head to Tierra Libre after a warning from Zora Mitchell. In San Alejo Montaya reveals Zora has died by her own hand, which Jeff suspects was arranged. The mystery deepens as Jeff and Lee distrust Montaya and pursue truth behind the murders.
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Granville Church
Jeff Curtis
Lee
Tierra Libre
Jeff
Zora Mitchell
Jerry McInnis
Zora
Jerry
Montaya
San Ale
San Alejo
Curt
Montoya
Senor Montoya
Mitchell
Tempujo
Curtis
William R. Anderson
Jeff Donnell
Columbia
A Mission Expanded at San Alejo for C A T Tract
Curt Curtis explores San Alejo as Montoya outlines a vast 50 000 acre plan to tame the Masica and Negro rivers. A huge aerial map, three draglines, and 6000 laborers mark the start of complex irrigation and drainage work with a five month deadline.
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Montaya
Curt
Montoya
Toenjes
Curtis
Pusic
San Alejo
Quebrado Mountains
Masica
Rio Negro
Tempujo
Bueno
Hollywood and radio stars in wartime news and notes
Virginia Vale reports on women in film and radio during wartime. British star Neagle’s US exposure, Rita Hayworth’s USO tour reception, Nancy Gates at 17 landing a role in This Land Is Mine, and Ginny Simms named The Sweetheart of Americas Armed Forces. Also mentions aerial props, Jeff Donnell’s film work, The Aldrich Family crew, and other Hollywood items with scattered names and locations.
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War Department
Ginny Simms
America
Johnny
U.S.A
Ginny
RKO
Grand Canyon
Use Native Materials For Farm Structures In Wartime
Government limits on material use push farmers toward native and local resources. Concrete blocks field stones brick and tile provide workable options for poultry houses granaries barns and similar buildings with unskilled labor. After the war electric and water systems can be added and wood stanchions replace steel.
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County Agricultural War Board
Maple Syrup Industry Scented Throughout United States History
Maple production spans from Maine to Minnesota and from Canada to Maryland, with Vermont leading in volume and quality. Much syrup from elsewhere enters Vermont under Vermont labels, while eastern states supply nearly all commercial maple products. Old methods gave way to modern evaporators and streamlined rigs, with pipelines in favorable camps for sap collection.
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United States
Maine
Minnesota
Canada
Maryland
Arkansas
Vermont
Hens Use Body Heat To Warm Large Flocks
Article notes hens maintain about 106 degrees Fahrenheit. In a tight well built house filled to capacity the collective heat can keep the flock warm, boost egg production, and lower disease risk.
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Chapter
Dr. Toenjes
Toenies
Cabeza
Panama
Virginia Vale
Western Newspaper
Neagle
New York
Miss Neagle
Amy
Blitz Candit
London
Auth
Ita Hayworth
USO
Rita
Nancy Gates
Texas Teachers College
Joel McCrea
Aldrich
Goldsmith Boys
Fifth Avenue
Marguerite Chapman
Mona Barri
Fred Kelsey
Hollywood
Mona
Aguerite
Don Winslow
Navy
Raymond Johnson
Lero
Radio
Piston Vg
Kenosha
Wis
Frederic March
Don
Orson Welles
Benny Goodman
Errol Flynn
Warner*Bros
Harper Carroll
Elliott City
Florence C. Weed
Barebones Embro Popcorn Co
South 4Th
St. Louis, Mo
C. M. Coe
Pine St
England
Onous
Naa
Ecke Es
Goethe
Buirsavings Bonds & Stanes
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