National Park Service Names Cammerer Director
Arno B. Cammerer is named director of the National Park Service succeeding Horace M. Albright. A western man born in Arapahoe Nebraska fifty years ago he previously served as associate director and entered federal service in 1904 as an expert in the Treasury Department.
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Arno B. Cammerer
National Park Service
Horace M. Albright
Mr. Cammerer
Arapahoe
Neb
Federal Service
Treasury
Pure Seed Needed for Better Wheat
Dr Gordon K Middleton NC State College warns North Carolina seed wheat is badly mixed. Fifty fields checked found 76 percent mixed. bearded and smooth headed varieties show high variation. Proper cleaning of threshing and recleaning gear can keep seed practically pure, aiding community standards and millers.
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Gordon K. Middleton
North Carolina State College
WNU
North Carolina Crop Improvement Association
Worms Stunt Growth of Pigs and Lambs
The McLean system uses clean ground to raise pigs and lambs, keeping them worm free at weaning and reducing disease risk. It emphasizes avoiding grazing ground reused by Sheep for several years, and maintaining parasite-free quarters.
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McLean
Wallaces
Dairy income from milk and dairy products in 1932
The United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics estimates milking income in 1932 at 985 million dollars from milk and milk products. Including household use and dairy cattle sales, total dairying income reached about 1.4 billion dollars, or roughly 27 percent of all farm product income.
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United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Milk composition unaffected by protein rations say OSU tests
Experiments at Ohio State University show milk protein changes in rations do not consistently alter the four major milk components lactose fat protein and ash. Researchers note protein amount influences production volume but not milk composition across tested diets.
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Ohio State University
Oil Use on U S Farms in 1980 Reaches Billions
U S Department of Agriculture reports 2.125 billion gallons of petroleum fuels used on farms in 1980 along with about 90.7 million gallons of lubricating oils. More than half the fuel and oil went to automobiles, with autos consuming roughly one quart of oil per 100 miles.
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United States
Bureau of Agricultural Engineering
United States Department of Agriculture
Senator Sorghum and his family in flight class banter
In a Washington Star quip, Senator Sorghum answers whether his family will join society and if he will be a social butterfly. He jokes that he will not, preferring to work hard and aim for the airplane class rather than social kegiatan.
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Senator Sorghum
Washington Star
Counting the Cost
Harold talks about romance with Mary as a friend jokes about his luck. Harold explains that the first date cost him his entire week's salary, reflecting the price of romance and the burden of humor in a casual social setting.
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Mary
Harold
Paris and Bust Elopement Plan Revealed in Zepplin Escape
The Border Cities Star reports a couple plotting an elopement by zeppelin to South America. They intend to marry in Rio, announce in New York, seek forgiveness in Cherbourg, and wire for return fare from Paris.
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Paris
Bust “Darling
South America
Rio
New York
Cherbourg
Border Cities
Real Estate Bargain Turns Wet in Venice Gables
A Venice Gables buyer complains the sold lot is three feet under water. The agent quips a canoe for $40 to enjoy boating on the property. The exchange mocks a faulty deal and theater of the bargain.
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Venice Gables
Pathfinder Magazine
Class Discussion Sparks on Ali Baba Character
The teacher asks about famous figures in prose and poetry. A student answers that Ali Baba was a man who wasn’t there when a crime occurred.
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Ali Baba
Humorous Exchange On Shoe Size Misunderstanding
A salesman questions a customer about shoe size while the customer replies with a joke about preference. The punchline arrives when the salesman clarifies he meant actual measurement, not liking the size.
Crossword Puzzle Clue List for Easter Theme
Horizontal and vertical clues numbered 1 to 68 cover terms from Easter eggs origin to pronunciation and attributes, including phrases on digestion of scripture, musical notes, and common crossword entries. The grid references various languages and abbreviations with a note that the solution will appear in the next issue.
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Edward Albright
Tennessee
Finland
Laurel
Atlantic
Nore
Tokyo
England
Russia
Civilian Conservation Corps
Isaur Corps of Forestry
Angelus Camp
California Forests
Jack Westrope
Iowa
National Park Head
Steady
Whittier
Calif
Columbia River
Pacific Ocean
San Diego
Bravery
Union
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