Wheat Surplus Tangles Global Food Effort
BAUKHAGE discusses how a world wheat surplus coexists with hunger in Belgium France Spain and elsewhere. He explains proposed quotas export subsidies and the challenge of balancing production and distribution amid national interests and political resistance. He cites U S and allied roles and notes a 1948 export subsidy precedent and difficulties in selling reforms.
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H Street
N. W
Washington
D.C
Belgian
France
Spain
United States
Canada
Australia
Argentina
Net
Uncle Sara
Sam Oat
Americas
Department of Agriculture
Department of Xeceulture
Epile
Papers of Private Furkey and Golf War Chat
A scrambled wartime letter mixes golf talk with military life at Camp Upton. The writer mocks generals, notes golfers, women in shorts, and a Lear incident while hinting at fatigue and discipline under draft era strain. References to General Lear, General Grar benz, and Camp Upton frame the urban-oral tone of this diary-like dispatch.
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Lau
Ollo Bixby
Bis
Standard Insecticide Recipes From an Old Gardener’s Page
A historic column lists several pesticide formulations with dire instructions. It covers Carron Disulphide Emulsion for grubs on lawns and flowers, Kerosene Emulsion for aphids and mites, Arsenate of Lead Dusting Powder for chewing insects, a Followed Bait for armyworms and grubs, and Argentine Ant Poison using sugar, tartaric acid, sodium benzoate, and honey. The piece also notes safety warnings for children and animals and includes a brief note on ebony wood from the Ebony ywood region.
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Waskichea
Williams and DiMaggio Duel for AL Batting Crown
The piece previews a pennant race between Ted Williams of the Red Sox and Joe DiMaggio of the Yankees for the American League batting title. It compares five year averages through 1940, notes Williams' edge midseason, and adds context with peers Mize and Reiser, plus Teiser and Depocher’s praise.
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Hoss
Ted Williams
Red Sox
Joe DiMaggio
Yankees
Heath
Cullenbiné
Ater
Swat
Williame
Iwmag
Aly
DiMaggio
San Propcisco
San Diego
Boston
Shea Tt Comics
Og Williams
DiMagni
Pennant Road
At Williams
Guth Williams
DiMaggin
DiMag
DiMagbio
Tats Wbn Ashady
Tedillinm
Mick
Wiliams
Napoleon Lajest
Larry
Lerry
Williams
N. L
Pete Belser
Dodgers
Johnny Mize
Cardinals
Bizdoho
Mize Bails
Demarest
Rons Royston
Ty Cobb
Mize
Brooklyn
Pete Teiser
Pete Reiser
Leo Depocher
Tytus Raymond
Tigac
Reiser
Farmer of 1967 Says No New Ways Yet
The article quotes Henry Walkes noting the average farmer remains unchanged at age 40 despite time, and criticizes nonintervention. It reports Representative Pinkham of Massachusetts opposing an American naval base in Iceland. The War Department urges continued air operations while the Agriculture Department notes ongoing effort.
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Ives
Henry Walkes
Pinkham
Massachusetts
Iceland
Hr Son
Beautiful Duck and Chick Crib Spread Pattern
Adorable crib spread featuring twelve blocks with rat line and lazy daisy embroidery. Border in color with white finished scallops. Vintage sewing motif promotes a baby decor project with simple embroidery details and frame-friendly design.
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Ducky Lucky
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Baukhage
National
Parma
Te Wen
Fennec
South America
Europe
Russia
Low Countries
Tornullar
Marshall
Congress
Hitler
Douglas Mitter
Berl
Little, Brown & Co
Germany
Phillips
Edentola
On & T
Bureau
Slimson
Wellen
Seary Sox
Font
Irene Maboney
Ireland
Tare
Oecar
Camp Upton
Icoland
Chilcote
Daxshal Semyon Hudenny
Uncle Simm
Paris
Kerutnd
EBORY
Ebony Ywood
Fast Indies
Cayton
Baukhkage
War Department
Pir Ghitee Rottel
Atau
Wails
Mamtha
Warne
da Lee Uuitst
Burma
Emerson
NAVY
Fiery Tex
Irving
Qujoue
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