OPA Targets Car Dealers Trading In On New Car Prices
An injunction suit filed in Cincinnati federal court accuses Fuller Automobile Co. of demanding trade ins before delivering new cars to push up prices beyond OPA limits. The action cites buyer Jacob Plaut’s experience and notes veterans lack used cars to trade in. OPA official Logan says the practice violates price regulations and seeks an order forcing delivery without trade ins. In a separate note, banks report few red ration tokens turned in after the December 11 deadline.
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Thomas M. ‘Logan
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Fertilizer Application Tools Urged For Modern Farms
Ohio State University agronomists and colleagues from Midwestern states met in Chicago in November to urge fertilizer manufacturers and farm equipment firms to modernize applicator drills and attachments. They call for larger hopper capacities, accurate per acre placement at higher tractor speeds, and greater fertilizer per acre. The trend shows broader use of fertilizer and higher application rates than in prior years.
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Chicago
University Agronomists
Wartime Midwest fertilizer demands and recommended analyses
Agronomists urged manufacturers to follow state guidelines for farm use as labor and transportation limits reduced output. Ohio experts endorse a 12 analysis fertilizer suite for crop needs, listing specific formulas such as 0-16-8, 0-12-12, 0-10-10, 0-9-27, 3-12-12, 4-12-8, 3-9-18, 10-6-4, 5-10, 10-12, 6-12-6, 3-16-9, and 8-8-8.
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Midwest
Ohio
Bethel Seaman Adrian Brazier Killed at New Haven Port
Word reaches Bethel of Adrian Brazier aged 27, a former Hamilton man and merchant seaman, killed Monday on a ship in the port of New Haven Connecticut. He joined the Merchant Marine three years ago and is the son of Mr and Mrs Will Frazier who moved to Bethel three years ago. Services will be held in Bethel.
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Bethel
Farmers in Ohio urge soil balance for better dairy income
Western Ohio dairy farmers meeting in Wilmington say soil productivity is too low for desirable net income. They urge balanced soils, better crop rotations, use of legume sods, and more lime and fertilizer. Experts from Ohio State University back soil improvement, starting with lime, based on soil tests.
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Wilmington
Ohio State University
Clermont County Commissioners Hold Adjourned Meeting in Batavia
Clermont County commissioners met in adjourned session in Batavia on Monday December 10 with Manly A. Hill Homer L. Remley and Sam Ausman present. Bills were read approved and the county auditor authorized to issue warrants for General Fund and various departmental expenditures including payrolls supplies and fuel.
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Clermont County
Batavia
Manly A. Hill
Homer L. Remley
Sam Ausman
Saturday Declared American Legion Day in Ohio
Governor Frank Laushe proclaims Saturday as American Legion Day in Ohio, designating a statewide community event. The observance centers on recognizing veteran service and fostering local civic engagement.
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American Legion
Ohio
American Legion Posts Prepare Welcome Home Parties in Clermont County
Seven Clermont County American Legion Posts in Batavia Bethel Felicity Loveland Milford New Richmond and Williamsburg plan open house gatherings on December 15 with Milford observing on the 16th. Residents and the general public are invited to visit their local Post for refreshments entertainment and information about Legion activities and services. The effort aims to honor returning veterans and foster community contact with the Legion.
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Bethel
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Plant Corn Closer Wasteful Sunshine Warns Expert
Dr Geo D Scarseth writes in the Ohio Farm Bureau News that 38 inch rows with two kernels per hill at 20 inches apart could yield about 140 bushels per acre under good moisture and fertility. He notes 42 inch rows give far lower yields and stresses nitrogen phosphorus and potash and starter fertilizer for best results.
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Geo. D. Scarseth
Ohio
Bureau News
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