Second Educational Series of Radio Lectures Starts
Authorities inaugurated the second Listen and Learn series under the National Advisory Council on Radio in Education. Dr. Robert M Hutchins opened the spring program in January, with twenty weekly lectures aired Saturdays on NBC WEAF. Noted speakers include James Harvey Rogers Yale Ernest M Patterson Pennsylvania F W Taussig Harvard George Henry Soule Jr editor New Republic Walten A Hamilton Yale and educators Moss Nissen Freeman among others. Public response to ten fall lectures showed reach from homes schools neighborhoods and even fishermen in Nova Scotia.
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National Advisory Council On Radio In Education
Robert M.hutchins
University of Chicago
Nbc-Weaf
James Harvey Rogers
Yale
Ernest M. Patterson
Peninsylvania
F. W. Taussig
Harvard
George Henry Soule, Jr
The
New Republic
Walten .A. Hamilton
Fred A. Moss
George Washington University
Henry W. ‘Nissen
Frank’ N. Freeman
Chicago
Nova Scotia
Patriotic Songs to Be Played by Marine Band in 4-H Program
The United States Marine Band will perform patriotic selections in the February National 4-H club program of the National Farm and Home Hour. The concert will feature The Star Spangled Banner America Dixie Yankee Doodle America the Beautiful Columbia the Gem of the Ocean Hail Columbia and Over There. The Marine Band will present monthly concerts to acquaint 4-H members with American music broadcast coast to coast.
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National Farm
United States Marine Band
Marine Band
America
Columbia
United States
Conoco Adventurers to Feature Forestry Facts on Farm and Home Hour
The National Farm and Home Hour will showcase forestry information for town and country listeners. Carveth Wells, adventurer and lecturer, will launch a new NBC series titled Conoco Adventurers next month. He jokes that if all hogs in Texas were rolled into one, they could root out a Panama Canal. Irma Glen will perform Organ Melodies while speaking the verse, playing the organ, and timing with watch and press.
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National
Farm and Home Hour
Carveth Wells
NBC
Texas
Panama Canal
Irma Glen
Jealous Heart Under Strain in Andrew Bennet Tale
A serialized romance follows Bennet a traveling salesman tormented by jealousy toward his wife Elaine. He contemplates dire outcomes as his fear of infidelity resurfaces during long absences, testing their fragile marriage and his sanity. The narrative delves into longing, envy and emotional peril.
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Howard
Bennet
Ernest
Elaine
Lily
Borme-In
Union Bennet
Elain and Bennet tragedy ends in murder at home
In a storm of jealousy and secrecy Elaine, married to Bennet, endures years of fear and betrayal as her affection for her rector Bradford Losee grows. Bennet, tormented by doubt, finally shoots Elaine in a dramatic confession before a judge, revealing a web of passion and concealment.
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Bennet
Church
Elaine
Dro Steadford
Lesve
Benner
Jier
Bradford Losee
Bennétha
China
Bradford
Howard
Rector
Bennett
Justifiable Homicide at Shore Cottage Fatal Shot
The Summer Villager shot and killed a woman on a nearby cottage porch as he prepared to leave with his family. He confessed saying she provoked him with complaints about vacation days. Police arrested him without resistance.
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Detroit Free Press
Full Dress in Cold Weather Says Three Suits Needed
A Detroit News excerpt cites Dr. Everett of New York noting from November to May a woman should wear three layers. First a wool flannel full suit, second a heavy unbleached canton flannel over it, third a light muslin layer to knee and wrist. An ornate chemise may adorn the ensemble.
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Everett
New York City
Detroit News
Mating Poultry for Egg Production and Show Birds
North Carolina state college poultry expert Williams says mating poultry is a key, challenging task at the start of the new year. He advises growers to select males and females with strong bodies and egg-producing traits, using males to correct deficiencies in weak layers and avoiding any birds with weak constitution.
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Corres
Majin
Poulteryman
North Carolina
Williams
Immature Pullets Prove Poor Laying On Wyoming Farm
A Wyoming county extension trial with 800 white leghorn pullets split into mature and immature groups shows mature birds outperforming immatures. Across five months, average laying rates were 50 percent for matured pullets versus 26.6 percent for immature ones, confirming culling value.
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Wyoming
County Agricultural Extension Association
Housing chickens for winter comfort and profit
Advice on poultry housing outlines requirements for winter with four square feet per heavy breed third, three for light, full lighting, dry floors, open front for sun, moisture-ventilation, and a warm, heat conserving coop.
Brooding Baby Chicks on John Schlaff Farm
On the John Schlaff farm in Macomb County Michigan a laying house is used for brooding baby chicks. From 1,000 hens in two sheds last fall the flock was reduced to 600 by March 1 and concentrated in one house. The other house 80 by 20 feet was cleaned disinfected and used for brooding 2,800 chicks. The brooding sequence includes two weeks in battery brooders followed by placement in the laying house with six electric brooders hung from the ceiling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schlaff
Macomb County
Michigan
Capper
Beets and Garden Veggies Supplement Hen Rations
Beets carrots cabbage and apples offer valuable, succulent feed for hens. Feed at noon so hens finish within one or two hours and adjust for seasoned flocks to prevent overindulgence.
Parachute System Aims to Save Airplane Passengers
Modern Mechanics and Inventions magazine reports a new extra large parachute attached to the cabin and fastened by temporary stays. It would carry passengers to safety without leaving the aircraft, reducing future danger from falling.
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Clare Newspaper Syndicates
EWN Serviced
Carol
McKesson¢ Robbins
Garfield
Citzen
Maine
A. Merrmaid
Shell
Florida
Union
St Jacobs
Ss. S. Shean Ree
O Street
Los Angeles Times
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