From Farm to Film 4-H Movie Winners Named National Winners
31 entrants from 26 states earned national honors in a 4-H movie contest. Eleven leaders received top honors for story ideas. winners include Clarence Stetsinger of Barrington Illinois and several homemakers and teachers from Michigan Indiana Oregon and others. The top boys and girls also earned trips and savings bonds. the film Where the Road Turns Right highlights 4-H goals and national outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4H Club
Clarence Suetsinger
Barrington, I
Batty June Miller
Wollfleet
Nob
Gerald H. Cassidy
Blytheville
Aric
U. S
Hove
Eiria Foie
Yee Pee See Ey Meee
Clarence Stetsinger
Farmer
Barrington
Chicago
Julia St. Ball
Sault Sta. Marie
Evelyn Heim
Traverse City
Mich
Mary B. Lukens
Rochester
Ind
Helen Kimble
Turner
Ore
Emil Wenzlaf
Reedsville
Wls
Merrilyn
A. Palmer
University of Connecticut
Storrs
Conn
Albert Buntin
Jackson
Tenn
Mary E. Ross
Mount Vernon
Martin E. Neumann
Bigfoot
Texas
Roscoe L. Flores
Torrington
Wyo
Ark
Hahee H. Russel
Westfield
Wis
Francis Prégsly
Stony Point
N. Cc
Betty June Miller
Wellfleet
Neb
Nancy Lu Kinnzett
Perley
Minn
Lilla Grace Madden
Heflin
Virginia Mueller
West Bend
Mary Heckman
Providence
Utah
Esther Carrigan
Wilson
N. J
Grace E. Braun
Egg Harbor City
Carolyn Maxey
Winder
Peggy Hoffmeister
Topeka Kan
Frances Blow
Grand Isly
Department of Agriculture
State Extension Services
Lawrence Mclachlan
Earlville
Staole
McLachlan
Whiskey Bath Listed as Old Cold Remedy in 19th Century
In an Albany address, Dr. Louis C. Jones cited 1886 era remedies for the common cold. He mentioned whiskey and rock salt baths as a preventive measure and noted a pig fat skin chest rub. The talk also referenced folk remedies like bramble and dog briar motions as historic cures.
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Echenectady
WN. Y
Louis C. Jones
State College For Teachers
Albany
Albany Times
Jones
Cahoon
West
Navy chaplains clash over combat records and posts
In a heated dispute within the navy chaplain corps, four prominent chaplains have resigned amid allegations of discrimination against combat-record chaplains, with protests over promotions and assignments. Prostitution issues in Japan and lax enforcement around Tokyo’s Yoshiwara district are cited as further clashes in the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nimitz
Navy
William A. McGuire
11Th Naval District
San Diego
Pearl Harbor
Maurice Witherspoon
Washington-Jefferson College
William W. Edel
Raymond Drinan
Enterprise
Japan
Pacifc
Tokyo
Comdr
O. B. Cook
Guam
Returned Veterans Aid Outlook For Elderly U S Farm Couples
The Bowdens of Coffee county Alabama show how veterans return from service and help aging parents take over the family farm. With Farm Security loans and diversified crops they paid off a 4800 debt and now own 300 acres producing peanuts cotton hogs cattle and garden produce while the elder couple aids in home work and the sons manage the farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Bowdens
Bowden
Farm Security Administration
Lynn
Gren
Alabama National Guard
Oren
National Guard
Govern
Ment Agency
Alabama
Veterans Win Big in Farm Loans Surge Two-Month Peak
The Farm Security Administration reports 6400 ex servicemen secured loans for farm purchases or equipment in March and April, nearly a third of two year totals. Over 20000 veteran applications are in process, with more than 16000 already aided and about 1000 receiving farm purchase loans under the Bankherd-Jones act. Rising real estate costs and scarce farms hinder veteran access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Security Administration
Department of Agriculture
FSA
Congress
Lasseter
Guidance Plan Helps Farmers Obtain Loans
Guidance plans aid farmers in securing loans via the Farm Security Administration. Each loan follows a borrower crafted plan showing crops, expenses, and expected income. A trained FSA supervisor assists families in livestock selection, crop rotation, and applying sound farm methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Tema
FSA
Homer
ISA
New Jersey Farmers Earn Title As Nation’s Hardest Working
New Jersey farm operators were reported by the state department of agriculture to work an average of 14 hours daily, totaling about 7 days and 72 hours during peak harvest months. Sundays and holidays require chores, keeping farm labor exceptionally long despite typical 40 hour factory weeks.
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House
Parnell
Thomas
New Jersey
Forrest Harness
Indiana
Charles Elston
Ohio
Barney Baruch
United Nations
Elston
Clare Booth Luce
Connecticut
Bernard Baruch
Ore
Garden State
State Department of Agriculture
Golden Pineapple Potholder Crochet Pattern No. 5789
Simple shell stitch scales form a yellow pineapple potholder with green crocheted leaves. Two matched halves sewn together over a lining make one piece. send name address and pattern number 5789 for instructions, coin price 0 cents, note longer Alling order times.
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Ralph A. MacDonald
Rising Sun
Fred Green
Hamilton
Don Guerber
Hillsboro
Buddy Prigg
Carthage
Arthur John Stohlmann
Adams
Mass
Charles P. Sperow Jr
Martinsburg
W. Va
Kenneth E. Heine
Ellendale
N. C
Paul Porter
Chester Bowles
Bowles
Porter
OPA
Nate
Bikini
Palestine
Attlee
Truman
Dean Acheson
John Snyder
CFA
Paul Fortay
Osar
John Bieelman
Bam Rogenman
FBI
Returned Veterans
U.S
Alabama Brothers
Oren Bowden
J. W. Bowden
Bowden Brothers
Sewing Circle
South Wells St
Ron
Scott
Sly
Gorsph
Ae Font Sa
O'Sullivan
Pere Aes Ne Mete
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