Crackled Corn Use in Broiler Rations Raises Growth Finds
Delaware Agricultural Experiment Station reports that starting broilers on 21 percent protein for six weeks then lowering to 18 and 16 percent with cracked corn can match or exceed growth and feed efficiency of continuous 21 percent protein feed. Dry litter increases with more corn. benefits depend on maintaining minimum protein levels.
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Scott Aganny
Delaware Agricultural Experiment Station
Udon
Tom
Delaware
Governor urges USO re activation in Missouri drive
Governor Forrest Smith issues a proclamation urging Missouri citizens to back the Missouri Campaign Committee of the re activated USO. He notes peacetime army recruits need the USO program and urges community chests and local USO funds drives this fall. He calls for religious and civic leaders to form Mom and Dad committees to welcome Missouri boys.
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Jefferson City
Forrest Smith
Missouri
Missouri Campaign
US O
USO
Missouri Campaign Committee
Mom and Dad
Massouri
Med sels wear ta
A fragmentary report notes medical sales involving wearables or medical devices. Names and locations are unreadable, but the item hints at trade or procurement of medical supplies. Further readable details are not present to determine scope or outcomes.
Holiday warning by Missouri highway patrol urged safe driving
Colonel David F. Harrison, superintendent, issued a plea for safe driving over the full holiday. He noted excessive speed and impatience lead to accidents, and warned against slow drivers causing rear-end pileups. All patrolmen will be on duty to enforce rules, with a goal to reduce carnage shown by last July 4: 135 accidents, 5 deaths, 102 injuries on rural highways.
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David F. Harrison
Missouri State Highway Patrol
David E Harrison
Missouri
Farm Activities of New Madrid County Farm Gazette
Associate County Agent Elbert Wade urges culling non laying hens to protect profits as feed costs rise. He advises identifying loafi ng birds by shriveled combs and yellow beaks and inspecting vents after a lay decline. For details, request Circular 516 on Culling for Egg Production from the local Extension Office.
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Elbert Wade
State University names new dean of engineering
Columbia Missouri announces Col Croft head of mechanical engineering at University of Iowa named dean of the College of Engineering at the University of Missouri. President Middlebush says he will also direct the Engineering Experiment Station and serve as professor of mechanical engineering. Croft, a native of Denver, will assume duties September 1, succeeding Harry A Curtis who resigned to join the Tennessee Valley Authority.
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Columbia, Mo
Huber Ogilvie Croft
University of Iowa
Iowa City
College of Engineering
University of Missouri
Frederick A Middlebush
Engineering Experiment Station
Croft
Harry A Curtis
Tennessee Valley Authority
Harry Rubey
Denver
Colo
University of Colorado
University of Illinois
Stanford University
Contract for Scott County road to Arkansas firm
The Scott County rural road project on Route Y from Stoddard County east to Mammouth Springs Arkansas was awarded to Blackburn and Waiteside of Mammouth Springs Ark at an estimated cost of 532 dollars. Federal funds under the Federal Aid Highway Act of 1941 are to be matched by state highway revenue. The next project is about 60 miles on Route N from Jump south to the Commerce road, pending funds and standard steps.
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Scott County
Stoddard
Blackburn and Waiteside
Mammouth Springs
Ark
Iump
Commerce Road
Scott County Highway Commission
Missouri State Highway Commission
Light Eternal tickets on sale for Sikeston play
Tickets for the Biblical drama The Light Eternal at Sikeston High School auditorium, presented Thursday and Friday nights, are sold at Sikeston Bank from Eleanor Hahn and Edith Phillips, Telephone Office from Carlene Johnson, Dr Martin's office from Mary Ruth Vaughn, and Semo Motor Company from Clause Gimlin.
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Sikeston High School
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Sikeston Bank
Eleanor Hahn
Edith Phillips
Carlene Johnson
Martin
Mary Ruth Vaughn
Semo Motor Company
Clause Gimlin
Professor and head of the mechanical engineering department
The article notes the professor serves as head of the mechanical engineering department at the University of Iowa, highlighting leadership role within the college and academic contributions.
Missouri Ends May With Fifty-Six Traffic Deaths
Traffic in Missouri in May claimed 56 lives with 49 on roads and under 10,000 population areas and 7 in larger cities. Pedestrians numbered 14. May’s toll brings five month total to 263, down 6 percent from 280 in 1948. Highway Patrol cautions against complacency, urging safer driving to cut deaths and costs.
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Missour
Missouri
The Firefly Opera Returns to St Louis Municipal
The Firefly by Rudolf Friml, a gay comic opera, is scheduled to return to St Louis Municipal Opera for its sixth engagement. The production highlights lively music and crowd-pleasing comedy set in a vibrant theatrical season.
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St Lows
Rudolf Friml
Municipal Opera
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