Looking Ahead on Communism in Hawaii and U S Security
Dr J D Bales of Harding College reports from Honolulu on the presence of communism in Hawaii as a perceived threat. He cites union leaders like Harry Bridges and Jack Hall, ILWU influence, and a Supreme Court decision affecting deportations, urging Congress to tighten internal security measures.
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J. D. Bales
Bible Faculty
Harding College
Honolulu
T. H
Oahu
CIO
ILWU
Communist Party
UPWU
Harry Bridges
Jack Hall
Bridges
U. S. Supreme Court
America
Leverette A. Chapin
Honolula Star Bulletin
John A Burns
Territorial
United States Congress
Burns
Hawaii
Supreme Court
Out On of
Red
Americ
Stamps for Veterans Rehabilitative Hobby Aid
A Kiwanis drive asks readers to donate used stamps to aid veterans in multiple western states. Bed patients and tubercular patients benefit from stamp collecting, aiding recovery. Send foreign or U S stamps excluding common 3c, 2c, and green 1c to The Kiwanis Club of Pacific-San Francisco at 1150 Divisadero Street, San Francisco 15, California.
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California
Arizona
New Mexico
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Texas
Nevada
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
U. S
Kiwanis Club of
Pacific
San Francisco
Divisadero Street
Fiber content and digestibility in livestock feeds
Dr. Gustav Bohstedt reviews Wisconsin studies showing fiber raises plant strength but lowers feed value in concentrates. He notes digestibility drops as fiber rises above about 8 percent and advises pricing feeds by price per pound of digestible value, considering protein and fiber guarantees.
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Gustav Bohstedt
University of Wisconsin
University of Isconsin
Concen
Wisconsin
Meat Cookery Guide on Dry and Moist Heat Methods
The guide explains that tender meat cuts are best cooked by dry heat methods such as roasting braising and pan braising. Less tender cuts respond to moist heat methods like braising or cooking in liquid.
Jokes and notes mix in a rustic frontier of memory
A vaudeville style sampler moves from farmer wit to aging quips. It recalls a rancher joke about a renting building, a cactus indoors trick, a fatherly garage wisdom line, a missing person gag, a toothpaste joke about singing, a clock story about Sylvester II, and bacon curls for breakfast. It closes noting Boise Junior College founded in 1932 with over a thousand students.
The Preston Citizen No. 8 Item Summary
The Preston Citizen reports a brief local item. Details are readable but fragmented, noting a community matter with minimal identifying names or dates.
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Preston Citizen
Jest and Fun Dialog Sparks Quick Witty Exchanges
A collage of humor bits shows Brown asking Jones for ten dollars and shifting to one hundred with a pragmatic twist. A quip equating a dumb girl to a doctor ordered drug therapy lands as a testy joke. A barrel clad man draws a police stop and a poker quip lands as a sharp street line.
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Ayn
Missing Persons Bureau
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Sylvester II
Boise Junior College
Boise
West Motor CO
Preston
Jest
Brown
Unio Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific
Union Pacific Railroad
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