Raising Calves In War for Dairy Production
A National Research Council committee on animal nutrition, division of biology and culture, Washington DC, issued guidance during the war emergency. It stresses continuing to meet milk and dairy needs and notes the calf and heifer feeding impact on future milk production.
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National Researcd Council
Biology and Culture
Washington, D. C
Ss. W. Mead
Agricul
California
Getter H
Committee On Animal Nutrition
Cheese Making Is Stopped At Davis
Davis campus of the University of California ends commercial cheese production. Experimental dairy work continues while brick cheese and other products are halted. Cottage cheese production and market milk remain. Fred Kopp will lead the remaining dairy activities.
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Davis
Readhouse
Dairy Industry Division
College of Agriculture
University
University of California
Fred Kopp
University _ creamery
New U C Extension Courses Expand History and War Efforts
The University of California Extension at Berkeley adds United States history and government offerings plus war related courses. New subjects include The War for the World Political Science The American Nations and History of the United States to 1920. Several courses cover Aerodynamics Personnel Management Aircraft Design Sketching Meteorology Navigation Petroleum Engineering Nautical Astronomy Civil Engineering Principles of Accounting and Labor Economics with mail enrollment and possible university credit.
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Berkeley
United States
University of Califenais
Baldwin M. Woods
University Extension Division
Local Notes From Shafter Area Social Roundup
Long Beach weekend visits as Miss Dorothy Wright and Miss Margaret Pennett of Richland school staff return home. Johnnie P Penner heads back to Co P S camp at North Fork after visiting his parents. News of newborn James Wesley born March 10 at Shafter Maternity Home weighs eight pounds. Various travels include Reedley visitors Dr. A Schlickting and Mrs. J E Pankratz staying with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Nikkel.
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Long Beach
Dorothy Wright
Margaret Pennett
Richland School
Johnnie P Penner
Co. P S
North Fork
John. C. Penner
James Wesley
Mrs
Wesley
Nickel
Shafter
Reedley
A. Schlickting
J. E. Pankratz
Geo. Nikkel
Pankratz
Schlickting
Nikkel
A San Benito cae te is the largest prod silver in the Uni od Wiens
A fragment notes San Benito as the largest producer silver in the Union of Vienna context, with unclear specifics. The item reads like a brief mention rather than a full report, implying a regional mining or economic emphasis without concrete dates or figures.
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San Benito
Uni Od Wiens
Study Of World Tongues Important
Los Angeles report notes a surge in language study before Pearl Harbor with about 50 U.S. Japanese language students a year earlier versus thousands now. Educators cite growing demand for Japanese Chinese and Orient languages and highlight shortages of Malay Thai Hindustani Punjabi Turkish scholars and trained interpreters. The piece links language study to wartime production and national readiness.
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Los Angeles
Pearl Harbor
United States
Cree Edwin A Leé
Las Mates
University of Califa
Army
Navy
Beverly Hills
Rotary Club
Shoe buying hints from UC extension service
Berkeley experts offer guidance on footwear with emphasis on comfort and wear quality, not style. A circular by the University of California Agricultural Extension Service notes possible shoe purchase limits to three pairs per year and advocates broad low heels for better foot health.
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Berkeley
University of California Agricultural Extension Service
Ethelwyn Dodson
California
Beeswax as California's Leading National Source
Californias role in beeswax production dominates as the nations top supplier, with links to apiculture markets and local farming impacts highlighted in the article. The piece notes California provides a significant share of the nations beeswax supply and discusses industry context.
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California
Ten Tons Of Grain Seed Sent To Russia
Nearly ten tons of California Certified double dwarf 28 mile grain seed contributed for Russian war relief. Frank G. Parsons coordinated 19 500 pounds of thresher run seed at the University of California Davis Campus. Freight and handling covered by California Approved Seed funds. Planting would cover about 4000 acres in Russia.
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California
Frank G. Parsons
College of Agriculture
Davis
University of California
Parsons
Russia
Garden Waste Used As Feed For Poultry And Rabbits
H T Strong, assistant county farm advisor, urges using non edible tops of vegetables for poultry and rabbits to cut feed costs. Fresh greens help poultry. rabbits require moderation to avoid digestive issues, and limited feeding allows using tops or roots for all ages.
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Victory
H. T. Strong
Agricultural Extension’ Service
Strong
San Francisco Emerges as World Center for Mineral Production Gear
San Francisco is described as a world center for equipment used in strategic mineral production, highlighting its prominent role in supplying tools and machinery for refining and extracting key resources.
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San Francisco
Oakland couple buys Sierra Nista tract home
EN residents ing Sey Tudor of Oakland has purchased a home in the Sierra Nista tract and with Mrs Tudor plans to soon occupy it.
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Ing. Sey Tudor
Oakland
Sierra Nista
Super fuel promises new gas mileage future cars
A Southern California automobile editor reports a new special process for super gasoline could give cars as high as forty miles per gallon tomorrow. The breakthrough, described by the Automobile Club of Southern California, promises dramatic efficiency gains and may change future car use and fuel costs.
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Automobile Oe
California
California Farmers Boost 1942 Vegetables Above 1938 39 Avg
California farmers produced 64 percent more canned vegetables in 1942 than the 1938-39 average, reflecting wartime demand and intensified canning efforts.
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California
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