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Stanley Hubbard, KSTP's sport-loving president, had hatched the scheme, while itching to get into the woods last spring. He rustled the 1,090 fish (sunfish, bass, walleyed pike, crappies) from the state conservation department. Marked with numbered, metal jaw tags, the fish were planted well before the...
The President gave his praise and thanks to the U.S. people, to farmers, millers and bakers, and to Chester Davis' Famine Emergency Committee, which had done much to promote public conservation and aid.* Last week former President Herbert Hoover, who had done as much as any man to spur...
In your issue of June 28 you printed a letter concerning the Food Conservation Program. I am heartily in accord with the writer of that letter but would go even further on one point. That is the selection of the people who will receive this food.
The following is the food-conservation ballot to be distributed in House, Union and Business School dining halls today at the noon meal.
Battle of Giants. Early this month, when UNRRA declared that it could not continue feeding Austria unless help was forthcoming from the occupation armies, Clark declared in the Allied Control Council that all U.S. surplus stores (which had accumulated under his stringent conservation orders) were available for the purpose. With...