Livestock bureau head backs AAA hog price plan
Howard Jefferson head of Ohio Farm Bureau livestock marketing says the AAA reduction program has not started and corn and hog reductions are not marketable until fall. He suggests adding benefit payments to sale prices, citing at least 2.10 per hog and a potential 5.95 price, with corroboration from an Indianapolis packing executive. Drought may raise feed costs but farmers could hold thin stock for better future prices.
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Columbus
Howard Jefferson
Ohio Farm Bureau Livestock Marketing Activities
Jefferson
Indianapolis
Bureau
Buyers Urged To Get Chicks Before July 1
W OD Termohlen of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration urges hatcheries to suspend operations in June to stabilize poultry. He notes no Code requirement but believes summer production would depress fall and winter prices. Some Lorain County hatcheries will halt July 1. buyers are urged to purchase before then.
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W. OD. Termohlen
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Lorain County
Gorn Belt to Get MO in Combating Grinch Bug Menace
Congress approves a 1 million dollar appropriation to fund chinch bug controls in the Corn Belt. Dr. R G Tugwell says funds will buy control materials and distribute them to Indiana Illinois Iowa Nebraska Missouri Kansas and Oklahoma where the pest has surged this winter and spring threatening corn crops. Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota and Ohio report lighter impacts.
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Corn
Congress
R. G. Tugwell
Department of Agriculture
Tugwell
Corn Belt
Shavings Cut Egg Dirt in Cornell Nest Tests
Cornell tests show shavings straw and wire netting reduce dirty eggs to 25 percent while raw nesting material raises dirt to 49 percent and no nesting material to 77 percent. Consumers want clean eggs without washing. researchers recommend one wash per five birds and gathering two or three times per bar.
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Cornell University
P. B. Zumbro
Extension Specia
Ohio State University
Self Government By Industry Is Meeting Theme
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS WV June 13 Members of the Fertilizer Industry at the Tenth Annual Convention of The National Fertilizer Association were addressed by Honorable John Dickinson Assistant Secretary of Commerce who spoke on self-government by industry. Concannon Chief of the Chemical Division described foreign conditions affecting the fertilizer industry noting government interventions hinder free production and trade across the globe.
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White Sulphur Springs
West Virginia
National Fertilizer Association
John Dickinson
Charles €. Concannon
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Concannon
Corn as late forage crop helps drought harassed farmers
The article argues corn may serve as a forage crop for drought afflicted Midwest farms if rain arrives by mid to late June. It notes limited seed supply for Sudan grass, millet, and forage sorghums, with corn as the most reliable option, while soybeans and cowpeas offer land benefits but less forage yield.
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Middle West
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Sudan
Towa
BL CITIES REPORT ON MILK SURVEY
Returns have been received from 51 of the 62 cities covered by the national survey of milk consumption among school children and their families, conducted by the Consumers' Counsel and the club women. The survey was extended beyond 50 cities after requests from other cities, including Honolulu. Doctor Frederic C. Howe said the response was extraordinary and noted the study is voluntary, promising valuable new information on milk consumption.
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Consumers’ Counsel
The
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Club Women
Conin
Frederic C. Howe
Honolulu
Howe
Doctor Howe
Dinner at Penelope’s House Sets Stage for Secret Engagement
In a rambling log house, Adelaide Delafield envisions Joan’s marriage to Drew Belem as six weeks pass before a hotel closes. Penelope Sears hosts, guiding duties while guests debate plans and a bold, romance lit by moonlit forest scenes. Joan struggles between duty and love as Drew pursues her with ardor.
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We Movne
Adelaide Delafield
Drew Belem
Penelope
Roger
Hel
Adelaide
Nancy
Drew
Balam
May Dries Out Ohio Crops Amid Drought Record
The report says May was the driest on record in Ohio with the spring and year ending May also among the driest. Despite June showers, drought threatens corn, potatoes, and late crops while injuring small grains and hay. Ohio farmers face rain shortages for wheat and better fruit development. local rains vary and pruning guidance is offered for apples, plums, and fruit trees.
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Ohio
U. S. Weather Bureau
Amerzem
Thinning Needed Among Fruits in Summer Orchards
The article notes thinning is needed for summer apples and plums to improve fruit size. Growers should break clusters to yield singles about eight inches apart, with varieties including Transparent Duchess and Wealthy emphasized. Jona thon will require considerable work.
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Ohio
Berano
Jonathon
Soybeans Offer Solution to Impending Hay Shortage
Ohio State University agronomists prepared a county circular distributed by County Agent C. Hummel advising soybeans as the best annual legume hay crop for Lorain County conditions to help farmers meet a possible forage shortage. Early maturing varieties are highlighted.
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C. Hummel
Ohiotate University
Hummel
Lorain County
Hay and soybean cultivation tips from a circular
The circular notes northern Ohio hay quality improves with timing and seedbed prep. It recommends the Manchu early variety, planting 3000 seeds if possible with two good seedbeds, light covering, and prick sowing for a better stand. Soybeans tolerate acid soils. lime may be needed, and inoculation or soil transfer from last year’s soybean fields helps establishment.
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Ohio
Weather and politics mix in farm life report
A fragmented note discusses weather forecasting and government work, urging officials to heed voter discontent. It warns a moderate drought could hurt farmers by lowering production and raising prices, while noting the forecaster’s indifferent stance to criticism.
Leisure class worlding Snowy Baker and peers in New York
A column surveys Snowy Baker amid high society glare, noting his mystery around income, travel from polo to Palm Beach, and comparisons to Bes Ali Haggin. It also touches on Don Barclay, Sol Bloom, and a Broadway wig show, with reflections on catfish cuisine and erosion in farming, highlighting rising farm wages and the need for parity with other commodities.
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New York
Snowy Baker
Hollywood
Palm Beach
St. Moritz
Reilly
Riviera Newsort
Ostend
Bes al Haggin
Jearouke Lexington
Broadway
Turkey
Sol Bloom
Chicago
Bloom
Today is the Day and Saint Anthony's Blessing Chronicle
A 1934 syndicated digest notes a June 18 calendar entry with astronomical highlights and observances in Italy for Saint Anthony of Padua. It recounts legends of his wisdom and miracles, lists historical milestones from June dates, and cites cultural notices on music, law, science, and theater. It also teases film industry musings and editorial opinions by BE. HE. Para mors, Jr. and William Wellman about successors and directors.
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Ritz
Pietre’s
Venus
Mars
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Mercury
Jupiter
Italy
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Padue
Fadue
Rimiui
St. Anthony A
Map
Goud
Fenty
Congress
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NRA
Kentucky
Delaware
Maryland
California
Louis I
Bavaria
Wagner
Starnberger See
Otto
Nero
Rome
Christophe
Haiti
Theodore
Abyssinia
Sultan -Abdul-Aziz
Turkey
William Wellman
Bing Crosby
Sally Rand
Wellman
Central Park
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Notable events and births dated June entries 1888 1917 1981
A chronology notes June 13 as the creation of the Department of Labor in 1888, Pershing and staff arrival in France in 1917 with the first Over There troop detachment, and the Yellow Bird Atlantic stowaway flight in 1981. Notable births listed for June 15 include Julius Agricola and James Clerk Maxwell among others.
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Department of Labor
Congress
John J. Pershing
France
New York
Jean Assolant
Rena la Zerre
Armand Lotti
Atlantic
Arthur Schrieber
Portland
Old Orchard
Spain
Fredmren
Sebrie
Carpendale
Julius Agricola
Britain
James Clerk Maxwell
Edison
Marconi
William Butler Yeats
Mark van Doren
Bradley Fiske
Winfield Scott
Tom Anglin
Oklahoma
Spencer Bible School Opens at Spencer Methodist Church
The annual Daily Vacation Bible School opened at Spencer Methodist Church with about eighty enrolled on Monday morning. more joined in the following days. The school runs through Friday June with. A special recognition service is planned for ten thirty Friday with all welcome, followed by a social hour in the afternoon.
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Bible School
Committee On Religious Education
Spencer Methodist Church
Officers Council Meeting at Spencer Methodist Church
Lorain Medina County Epworth League officers hold a two session gathering on Thursday afternoon and evening June 14 at Spencer Methodist Church. Banquet at six features Dr. B R Brown of Akron First M E Church as speaker. Council adjourns at nine. All young people invited. Temple Quartette Elyria to perform Sacred Concert June 17 at Spencer Church. All welcome.
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Lorain Medina
County Epworth
Spencer Methodist Church
B. RK. Brown
M. EB
Akron
Lakeside Institute
Temple Quartetie
Temple
Elyria
Reading the Skies and Historic Inventions
Tomorrow Mars will reach its greatest eastern elongation about 25 degrees from the Sun, with a 90 minute viewing window after sunset. Look west after dark through breaks in clouds for copper colored Mars when the horizon is clear. A historical note recounts old English burial laws for personal crisis reports and credits Augustus Liebe, a German, with early practical diving-suit design and enduring submarine principles.
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Mars
Ita
Church Pastor Preaches On Good And Evil Theme
The pastor will preach on good and evil. Lewis McCourt, Gloria MacLaren, Janine Moore and Kenneth Croskey entertained the measles patients the past week.
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Lewis McCourt
Gloria MacLaren
Janine Moore
Kenneth Croskey
Trout Fishing Reunites Spanish American War Vets
Bakersfield California reports a fish trip on Kern River led to a reunion of two veterans, Jos Concannon of Chicago and C B Hoerig of Santa Barbara, who served together in the Spanish American War Philippines campaign. They recognized each other while camping at Kernville and shared memories from the conflict.
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Bakersfield
Cal
Kern River
Philippines
Jos Concannon
Chicago
CB. Hoerig
Santa Barbara
Kernville
America
Russians Study Night Flights in Chicago Visit
Russia, which has spent millions on its air force, aims to master night flying. Viss man P. Davidov and D. Moscow toured United Air Lines coast-to-coast operations, evaluating air transport methods in the United States. Night flying could help cover vast Russian distances.
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Chicago
Russia
A Vissman
P. Davidov
D. Moscow
United Air Lines
Harvard Faculty Opposes Health Patents
Harvard University faculty voted that patenting discoveries related to health and therapeutics is undesirable. Harvard scientists will not be permitted to obtain such patents unless the University grants dispensations.
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Cambridge, Mass
Harvard University
Harvard
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