Aggie Extension Conference Stresses Modern Agriculture Balance
University President Alfred Atkinson told about 40 extension service members that their role is to help farmers adapt to rapid change. He warned agriculture is over-balanced by science and called for work-initiators to restore balance to supply and demand. Speakers included H H d Autremont and G S Stover. sessions continued with home, chemistry, and administration leaders. A reception, banquet, and entertainment followed for new agriculture faculty members.
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University
Alfred Atkinson
Agricultural Extension Service
Aggie
H. H. d’Autremont
George W. Barr
E. J. Brown
M. R. Schneck
Southern Arizona Poultry Producers Association
G. S. Stover
Verdell McQueen
Maricopa
Why They Float In Water
A bad egg floats because decomposition produces gases inside the shell. These gases make the egg lighter than a fresh egg containing only white and yolk.
Air Raid Rules From La Guardia With US Entering War
Civilian defense chief F H La Guardia issues early air raid instructions as the United States enters war. Rules urge calm stay at home avoid streets keep lights out avoid windows walk stay quiet and await official notice while keeping radios on and lying down when bombs fall. Stand firm, America.
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Washington
F. H. la Guardia
Office of Civilian Defense
America
Puppet Show By Shell Employees Visits Tucson Schools
The Shell Oil company sponsored puppet show visits to Tucson schools tomorrow with Santa Claus in attendance. The tour begins at Mission View at 8 30 a m and continues at Carrillo Safford Roskruge University Heights Binghampton SS Peter and Paul Miles and Roosevelt with times from 9 15 a m to 3 15 p m. The production and performers are Shell employees and the script props puppets were made in house.
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Shell
Shell Oil Company
Tucson
Santa Claus
Mission View School
Carrillo
Safford
Roskruge
University Heights
Binghampton
SS. Peter and Paul
Miles
Roosevelt
Pupper
Chamber selects six new chamber directors
The Chamber of Commerce announces six new board members: Capt. Russell B. Fairgrieve, Max Klinger, Matt Mansfield, A. P. Martin, A. A. Sundin and Neal B. Waugh. They take office January 1 as six outgoing directors retire.
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The
Chamber of Commerce
Karl Barfield
Russell B. Fairgrieve
Max Klinger
Matt Mansfield
A. P. Martin
A. A. Sundin
Neal B. Waugh
J. P. Boyle
Alex Jacome
Monte Mansfield
Frank O’reilly
Fred Ronstadt
William I. Walsh
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Atkinson
Daniel Green Satin House
la Guardia
U. S
Chamber
Daniel Green
Eteinields
Velvet
Fischer
Mondanne
Pioneer Hotel
Alameda
Belle Sharmeer
Yeass
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