Johnson argues military buildup needed beyond peace proposals
General Hugh S. Johnson warns that relying on peace or limited aid to Britain risks national safety. He says the United States must mobilize for war, expand defense production, and maintain supply lines while avoiding duplications and waste, stressing the need for full rearmament.
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Washington, D. C
National Association of Manufacturers
Hitler
Europe
Versailles
Vienna
Britain
Peng Oro Rermament
Iitig Oe
Swine Erysipelas Threatens Livestock Across States
Farm topics warn of Swine Erysipelas spreading to at least 39 states. The disease in swine ranges from acute blood poisoning to chronic lameness, mimicking hog cholera and complicating diagnosis without veterinary tests. Early, accurate diagnosis is essential to prevent further spread and protect hog herds.
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Middle West
American Foundation For Animal Health
Lights and Extra Grain Boost Egg Production Advice
Rutgers poultry expert J. C. Taylor warns artificial lights raise egg output by increasing feed use. He suggests adding two to four pounds of grain per 100 birds daily to maintain body weight, and if intake caps, feed a rushing mash of ground oats ground yellow corn and milk to support weight.
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J. C. Taylor
Rutgers University
Farm Population Near 1916 Peak at 32.3 Million
The farm population of the States on January 1, 1940, was 32,245,000 the largest in 24 years and close to the 1916 all time high of 32,530,000.
Feeding Dry Cows For Proper Condition And Milk Supply
E H Hanson of the University of Minnesota says a dry cow may need 10 to 12 pounds of grain daily to reach good condition before calving so she will milk well next lactation. A suggested feed mix includes ground corn oats bran linseed meal and high protein feeds with molasses, plus good shade for dry cows.
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E. H. Hanson
University of Minnesota
Phosphorus in Cattle Diets Highlight Bone Mineral Use
A dairy cow of 1 000 pounds contains about 60 pounds of bone, much of which is phosphorus, with milk production consuming minerals where calcium and phosphorus balance. The phosphorod equals roughly four fifths of calcium needs for milk output.
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Washington
Knudsen
America
Naval
Uncle Sam Develops Faster Fighting Airplanes
Wright Field engineers in Dayton Ohio test and develop new war planes as factories from New York to California run 24 hour shifts. Only authorized personnel may enter Wright Field and photography is restricted. The piece notes the largest propeller test rig in the world spins blades up to 45 feet in diameter at 4300 RPM.
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New York
California
Wright Field
Dayton
Ohio
Sunday School Lesson Emphasizes Christ’s Return
A Sunday school text urges readiness for Christ’s second coming and urges believers to live with lights burning and ready hearts. It links vigilance with missionary effort and warns that neglecting God’s Word leads to unfaithfulness in the church.
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Christ
Peter
Jesus
Smart Blouse Jumper for Schoolgirl Offers Dart-Fit Waist
A new blouse jumper design No. 1282 B promises a dart-fitted waist to flatter schoolgirls. The pattern aims to pair with several blouses, giving a neat, tailored look that will delight young wearers.
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Bill Knudsen
Naonal Society of Manufacturers
U. S
Uncle Sam
Sgt. D. Samarin
Kate Peemeter
Harold L. D. D. "Bean
The
Moody State
Western Newspaper Union
Sewing Circle
W. Wacker Dr
Bacon
Gehrey
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