Farm Bureau to Fight Army Bill and Back Education
The American Farm Bureau Federation resolves against compulsory military training as foreign to American life. Delegates support expanded physical training in high schools, voluntary enlistments, and broader international cooperation including UN backing, IMF style concepts, and international policing discussions. Offers long-term private loans with government help where needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Farm Bureau Federation
United Nations Organization
International Food and Agriculture Organization
England
We Promote World Trade and Support International Interests
Delegates urged direct government loans to advance global trade and sustain our international interests. They also called for providing food to devastated nations as a war expenditure. Recommendations include strengthening the State Department and diplomatic staff with trained personnel and policies to attract outstanding ability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Handle Milk Properly In The Home
Milk labeled the most nearly perfect food loses value and flavor if mishandled after delivery. Sunlight can destroy vitamins and cause off flavors. Louise Skinner urges these steps: bring milk in promptly, wash bottle top and sides, refrigerate in the coolest spot, keep caps on, and avoid room temperature exposure. A delivery container can prevent light exposure and reduce freezing losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Skinner
Department of Dairy Industry
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Farmer Loses Fingers in Farm Machinery Accident
Allen Yonkers a farmer from near Lebanon lost two fingers in a corn shredder while working at his farm home near Lebanon. The incident occurred on his property and authorities were not cited in the brief report.
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Allen Yonkers
Lebanon
There
Public Auction of Farm and Chattels Near Bethel Iowa
Dave Marcus and J A Bissantz announce a public sale of a Maple and Poetown road farm located 3.5 miles southeast of Bethel Iowa. The sale offers 18 acres of corn, 8 acres timber, stock, dairy, tobacco base and furnished outbuildings with general farm equipment and household items. Terms cash day of sale with 1000 dollars down and remainder on deed delivery. Lunch served. Auctioneers Morel and Morel clerks Hurdle and Bissantz Real Estate Co contact Williamsburg Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel, Ia
Fordson
Dave Marcus
J. A. Bissantz
Williamsburg
Morel & Morel
Hurdle & Bissantz Real Estate Co
Ohio far road dream fades as officials cite costs
Ohio and neighboring states pressed hard limits on funding for a跨state super highway. Perry T. Ford and officials from Ohio Michigan Indiana and Pennsylvania agreed expansion would be prohibitive due to costly rights of way and industrialized corridors. They urged focusing postwar work on widening existing trunk roads rather than building a new跨state express route.
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Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Columbus
Perry T. Ford
Ford
Youngstown
Steubenville
Jeave
Bryan
van Wert
Democrats Gird For Sixth District Races Amid Intrigue
Reports from reliable sources indicate the Sixth Congressional District Democrats expect primary battles in May. Potential candidates include Lawrence Kimble of Scioto County for congress and Catherine Mefford of Bethel challenging Georgia Widener of Portsmouth for committeewoman, with Mefford described as a longtime community activist and Widener’s rival for the nomination poised to draw strong local backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atty
Lawrence Kimble
Scioto County
Catherine Hannah Mefford
Bethel
Georgia Widener
Portsmouth
Kimble
B. F. Kimble
Withamsville Home Destroyed By Fire
Bruce Edwards house on Fulton Grove road Withamsville Ohio burned due to overheated furnace. No one hurt as Anderson Township VFD arrived but could not extinguish flames for lack of water at the scene. Loss not estimated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Edwards
Fulton Grove Road
Withamsville
Solar Hills
Anderson Township
Fourteenth Child Born in House Struck by Influenza
A daughter was born last week in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Florence Rockey. The family's fourteen children include 13 who are ill with influenza, though the parents can still move about.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Rockey
Milford cafe proprietor reported seriously ill at home
Tom Jones proprietor of the Horse shoe Cafe on Water Street Milford is reported seriously ill in his home on Amherst Avenue Terrace Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Jones
Horseshoe Cafe
Water Street
Milford
Jones
Amherst Avenue
Terrace Park
Stork Landing In Hollywood Sparks Home Quest
Ex paratrooper Stuart Kabbel parades Hollywood seeking a home for his 20 year old wife Betty who is due to arrive. The scene at Hollywood and Vine is set as wartime notes on lime treated litter at Ohio experiments contrast with non treated pens and broader meat industry shifts postwar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Kabbel
Hollywood
Betty
Stork
Vine
Veterans Reach Home On Magic Carpet Ship Tours
Julius R. Meyer MoMK USNR son of Robert E. Meyer Batavia on his way home aboard the U S S Broadwater as part of 1 high point Navy veterans being returned. T-5 David Holt son of Mrs Nan cy Holt Batavia also headed home aboard the Crescent City among 1139 Army veterans. Sgt Orville L Hannah husband of Mrs Mary M Hannah Chile Ohio on his way home among 2063 Army veterans aboard the Magic Carpet. Sgt William E Brown son of Mr and Mrs Wright Brown Milford Ohio promoted to staff sergeant at Elgin Field Florida after serving since January 4 1943. Brown attended Owensville High School in Owensville Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius R. Meyer
Momk
USNR
Robert E. Meyer
Batavia
Meyer
Navy
U. S. S. Broadwater
David Holt
Nancy Holt
Holt
States
Crescent City
Orville L. Hannah
Mary M. Hannah
Chile
Hannah
U.S. S. Missouri
William E. Brown
Wright Brown
Milford
Ohio
Army Air Forces Proving Ground
Elgin Field
Florida
S Sgt. Brown
Owensville High School
Owensville
Lime Treatment of Floor Litter For Poultry
The Western Washington Experiment Station found two years of favorable results from lime treatment of poultry floor litter. Hydrated lime, favored by Ohio poultrymen for safety and availability, nearly matches quick lime in effectiveness. One pound of hydrated lime per 3.3 square feet, applied 11 days to 3–4 weeks apart, kept litter satisfactory and did not harm egg production or hen health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
D. C. Kennard
Western Washington Experiment Station
Ohio
Ohio Leads Nation in Meat Slaughterers Rise During War
1940 Ohio topped the U S with 158 commercial meat slaughterers. by 1945 the count reached 736. OpA licensed 671 non inspected slaughterers, 55 handling over 2 million pounds annually, 616 under 2 million, plus 65 federally inspected killers, reflecting wartime shortages and shifts in meat handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
California
Pennsylvania
Office of Price Administration
O.P.A
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Farm Bureau
ARMY
National Federation
Kio
Ikes
White Rock
Stork Landing Place
Woodrow Wilson
Soldier News
Geo. F. Henning
Department of Rural Economics and Rural Sociology
Kahle
Jordan
Batavia Fertilizer Co
Peehles Fertilizer and Rendering Company
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