Film Gossip and Stage Notes from the Era
The column surveys upcoming films and stars including Jean Phillips, Macdonald Carey, and Sioux City connections. It notes Cavern of plots on ledges, a bomb sight film Bardadier, plus Mary Carlisle, Barbara Stanwyck, Gene Krupa and music in Ball of Fire. It mentions Betty Hutton’s screen debut and Hal Peary's radio hiccup routine becoming a Screen Snapshot.
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Broadway
Jean Phil
Macdonald Carey
Miss Phillips
Mr. Carey
Sioux City
Iowa
Barbara Stanwyck
Gene Krupa
Samuel Goldwyn
Krupa
Hal Peary
Gildersleeve
Hiccough
Columbia Pictures
Betty Hutton
Hollywood
Bob Hope
Proper Feeding Nets More Eggs
University of Nevada Extension notes careful feeding boosts egg production. Gradual diet changes over a week to ten days prevent drop in intake. Provide at least 10 feet of hopper per 100 laying hens and adequate watering to avoid crowding. Separate timid hens, store dry leftovers with fresh feed to prevent mold, and use fish oil supplements in small quantities for vitamin A or D within 10 to 14 days.
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W. E. Scott
University of Nevada
High Egg Production is Government Goal
The government seeks three billion seven hundred dozen eggs from American hens in 1942 to meet home needs and aid Britain. Production rises 11 percent from 1941, with six to eight months of intensified feeding and care to boost yield per hen. Farms expect 10 percent more layers early 1942, driven by favorable prices and a price floor pledge. Farmers are urged to use enhanced poultry management during the emergency.
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C. F. Parrish
North Carolina State College
Farm Work Clothes Under Price Control
The government extends price controls to work clothes amid rising wholesale costs. Overalls up 35 percent and work trousers 37 percent in two years. Chambray cotton coveralls and denims added to cotton goods under a ceiling to head off further retail increases. Harriett Elliott assists as OPA administrator.
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Office of Price Administration
OPA
Harriett Elliott
Profitable Pastures and Soil Management Outlook
A discussion notes pasture land as a major future farm income source due to rising defense demand for meat and dairy. It emphasizes soil management as essential for profitability and hints at continued growth over the next year or two.
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Virginia Vale
Western Newspaper Union
Army Air Service
RKO Radio
United States Army
Richard Arlen
Mary Carlisle
Jean Parker
Phil Terry
Paramount
Arlen
Mary
Rudy Vallee
Palm Beach
Preston Sturges
Claudette Colbert
Joel McCrea
Vallee
New Orleans
Louisiana
Edna Ferber
Saratoga
Constance Bennett
Dorothy Lamour
Joan Fenne
Maureen O’hara
Joan, Elon
Claire Trevor
Joan Bennett
Darnell
Brenda Joyce
Don Gordon
Tom Mix
ED Wheelan
Stinger
Asile
Myra
Jeff
Seminola Beach
Hal
Sust
Lala Palooza
Rube Goldberg
Tony
Am-M-M
Frank Jay Markey Syndicate, Inc
By C. M. Payne
Zorry
J. Millar Watt
Bell Rens
Armstrong