Yanks Aid British Food Crop Effort In England
The Agricultural Section of the Office of the Chief Quartermaster directs production of fresh vegetables for Army use in England. A team of experts works with British officials to boost food supplies for American consumption. officers commend their progress despite wartime constraints.
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England
U. S.army
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Brivieman
Robertl Liniejohs
Saster
Tore
Sussex Cour
United Pres
British and American farming compared by Freeman
Freeman notes Britain relies on dairy and poultry with grass farming and slower soil erosion than the U.S. Differences stem from climate soil texture and land tenure. He cites hedged fields hindering mechanization and tenant ownership affecting efficiency while praising cooperation and a shared “do-right mind.”
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Britain
Freeman
U.S
Tank Cultivation Found Answer to Agar Problem
Dr. C. B. Tseng of Scripps Institution of Oceanography reports artificial cultivation of ocean weed agar to end dependence on Japan. The process uses large salinwater tanks to grow seaweed for agar, enabling harvest without diving. Local seaweed sources near southern California provide the material in a controlled environment.
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United States
Japanagan
C. BR. Tseng
Associace
O? Scripps Institution of i ‘Oceanography
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California
Peacecime Ifebor Csl
Tseng
Local Notes From Cohoes to Bliss and Troy
Center Cambridge Miss Ruby Clark returns to Cohoes after visiting sister in law Dr. Charlies R Clark and son Charles. Glen Townsend visits Greenwich with Mrs Townsend's parents Dewey Michell. Buckler Hopkins called to Schuylerville for death of cousin George Doarr. Esther Arnott visits sister in law Mrs Margaret Arnott at Bliss North Carolina and Walter Hunt at Thomasville. Howard Dodds and Harriet Dodds spend day in Troy and Watervliet with Ernest Nelson family of Salem.
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Ruby Clark
Cohoes
Charlies R.clark
Charles
Glen Townsend
Townsend
Dewey Michell
Greenwich
Fred Buckler
Katherine Hopkins
Schusterville
George Doarr
Esther G. Arnott
Inlaw
Margaret BR. Arnott
Bliss
N. C
Walter Hunt
Thomasville
N.C
Howard F. Dodds
Harriet
ER. Dodds
Troy
Watervliet
Ernest Nelson
Salem
Townsends and Buckleys Spend Weekend Visit
Sirs. Nelson's parents Mr and Mrs Darvin Townsend with Miss Patricia Buckley from Albany NY spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs John Buckley. Dogs killed six sheep and two calves belonging to John and Silgene Guidon recently.
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Darvin Townsend
Patricia Buckley
New York State Teacher's College At Albany
John Be
Prisoners Volunteer for Malaria Studies at Atlanta Prison
Fifteen inmates at the federal penitentiary in Atlanta participate as subjects in a malaria research project. Over 18 months they will be observed after being bitten by infected mosquitoes to gauge drug effectiveness. The study is under National Research Council and U S Public Health Service supervision with medical officers.
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Prince Laboratory
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National Research Council
U.S. Pobile Health Service
Arty ‘Acd
Pittstoun Midweek Service at Methodist Church Topic
The Pittstoun midweek service will be held at the Methodist Church tomorrow evening with the topic Adjustments in Life. A choir rehearsal will follow. Thelma Weeden of West Sand Lake is visiting for several days.
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Thelma Weeden
West Sand Lake
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