Special Session Seen as Certain
Winston-Salem Congressman J L Farmer Bob Doughton predicts a special session of Congress, citing unfinished work and Democratic control, with May or June as a possible start. He notes farm relief and repeal debates, and argues the beer bill will face Senate scrutiny after a rapid House passage.
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Winston-Salem
J. L
Bob" Doughton
House of Representatives
Congress
Doughton
Washington
Laurel Springs
House
Senate
Coughton
Livestock Welfare Urged Amid North Carolina Weather Hardship
Livestock specialist I. Case warns that heavy rains sleet and snow strain farm animals, especially indoors with insufficient bedding. He urges proper feeding and bedding, noting open fields offer more comfort and that prudent care saves dollars and increases peace of mind.
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North Carolina
I. Case
The
State College
Case
Plan to Promote Rural Living in North Carolina
North Carolina Extension Service outlines a model community organization to unite social groups, home and farm agents, and vocational teachers under county executive committees. Plans envision county councils, federations, and community committees active in home gardening, canning, poultry, soil fertility, and beautification with guidance from Extension staff.
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Agricultural Extension Service
North Carolina
Ange
Extension Service
State College
Virginia
Maouri
Dean I. O. Schaub
Boards of Agriculture
Milk deemed perfect food for children's growth and health
Fred M. Haig of State College calls milk a gold mine of health noting its balance of sugar, albumin, fat and casein. He says 97 percent of undernourished children could be helped by liberal milk use and that a quart provides 675 calories plus essential minerals and vitamins for growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred M. Haig
State College
Haig
Mr. Haig
Turks Flee Mud Storm Struck Turkish Town
Giresun Turkey peasants fled to mosques after months of drought when a twelve minute mud storm plastered streets and houses. The event followed a whirl wind in a nearby district and villagers argued it was not black magic.
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Gireson
Turkey
Cougar bounty boom drives new western hunting trend
In Colorado and nearby states a profitable cougar hunt has emerged. Bounties total 375 dollars this season with hunters earning 75 per cougar and a newspaper adding 25. The report notes five lynx and five cougars taken by Frank Armije of Que do, N M, alongside dangerous encounters with large predators.
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Denver
Colo
R. G. Parvin
George Crowley
Ted Lockhart
Delta
Parvin
Crowley
Lockhart
L. H. Waggoner
Paradox
Rock Creek
Rim Rock
Montrose County
Colorado
Frank Armije
Quedo
N. M
How Poultrymen Stay in the Business
North Carolina poultry producers face pressures as production rises. Roy S. Dearstyne warns against pushing birds to the limit and urges care in feeding breeding and sanitation. He stresses selective breeding, parasite control, immunization against fowl pox, proper housing, and balanced rations to sustain flocks and profits.
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Mai
Roy S. Dearstyne
State College
Dearstyne
Prisoner Returns Seeks To Remain At Lenoir Camp
Avery County man, after completing a 12 month term with good behavior, asked Lenoir near Hudson to allow him to stay at the highway prison camp. Superintendent Rafe A. Brown approved a night stay but sent him home the following morning citing better treatment inside.
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Lenoir
Rafe A. Brown
Avery County
Hudson
Brown
Pork reserves fill Tarboro cold storage since December
Edgecombe and Halifax county farmers report placing 9 000 pounds of pork in the Tarboro cold storage plant since its December 2 opening.
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Edgecombe
Halifax County
Tarboro
Moving Mountain Threatens Durango From Geological Activity
Durango Colorado residents monitor a shifting Carbon Mountain and a potential new fault in the Animas Valley near Smelter Mountain. Geologists warn continued movement could direct a slide toward Durango, risking debris showers on the town as new crevices and fault lines appear. A separate note mentions Richmond County farmers forming a savings and loan association to aid local agriculture.
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Durango
Colo
Carbon Mountain
Tain
Richmond County
Savings and Loan Association
Adequate Diet and Mineral Needs Across Life Stages
A discussion of how minerals such as calcium phosphorus and iron sustain life. It explains signs of iron deficiency, risks of calcium and phosphorus shortages, and dietary sources including milk cheese vegetables meat eggs and self rising flour.
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Minn
McCollum
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