Farmers urged to grow food for their own families in New Mexico
In Albuquerque on October 16 Fred O Cheskey chairman of New Mexico U S Department of Agriculture Defense board urged about 200 farm leaders to boost home production of milk eggs pork vegetables and garden crops for national defense. He stressed greater slaughter rate for beef not herd expansion and noted federal support through 1942 for milk poultry pork while acreage controls remain for cotton and wheat. Art Cummings of Kansas participated in the program.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
Fred O’cheskey
Carlsbad
O’cheskey
Art Cummings
Kansas
Program To Combat Diseases At Camps
A three way program to curb venereal diseases near army camps and defense industries was proposed. Dr. Francis J. Weber cited evidence from two large camps showing reduced rates with coordinated army local health and social hygiene efforts. He urged balanced measures beyond policing to maintain preparedness and health. An intensive campaign will follow a two day meeting to survey farmers and ranchers for food goal contributions.
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Atlantic City
N. J
American Public Health Association
Francis J. Weber
U.S. Public Health Service
Army
Weber
The
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Ralph Charles
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
C. V. Hemphill
New Mexico
Special Deer Hunt In Magdalena Area Announced
The New Mexico State Game Commission announced a special one deer area in the Magdalena Mountains. The 83 sections cover Jordan Canyon Garcia Canyon Water Canyon North Fork Six Mile Ryan Hill and Saw mill Canyon. From November 1 to 8 only one deer per hunter. Bucks may be hunted Nov 9 to 15 under general rules. No other game. Permits required none charge but limited to 400. Applications due in Santa Fe by Oct 20 with a possible drawing.
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State Game Commission
Magdalena Mountains
Elliott
Barker
Jordan Canyon
Garcia Canyon
Water Canyon
North Fork Canyon
Six Mile Canyon
Ryan Hill
Sawmill Canyon
Santa Fe
Flashes of Life and Socks Rule at Penn
The Associated Press item notes a college caper where Penn freshmen must wear white socks but Jack Adelson’s size 14 shoes disrupt the ritual. A junior committee grants a temporary exemption till his sister knits a pair, showing campus humor. Then misfit gossip from Montana State notes Polly Grieve’s troubles with campus snubs as Peggy’s social echoes stir whispers.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Jack Adelson
Adelson
Missoula
Mont
Polly
Montana State University
Peggy
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