Here Is How To Round Up Festive Feed
Washington reports war time pantry guidance from the War Food Administration On canned cranberries and potatoes yields are tight shortages persist in vegetables The turkey outlook shows a record production but military needs rise from 35 to 60 million pounds with regional variation for supply Firsthand outbreak of holiday planning amid wartime controls and food distribution efforts.
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Lig Off Wages Before Peace
CIO counsel Lee Pressman predicted President Roosevelt would end wage controls even before victory in Europe. He spoke after presenting Steel Workers’ case to the War Labor Board seeking a general wage increase and hinted the board would tackle vacations and guaranteed annual wages this month. Board members began review of auxiliary demands while awaiting the president’s wage policy report.
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Roosevelt set to breach Little Steel Wage Formula
Pressman indicated President Roosevelt will break the Little Steel Formula before Victory in Europe Day or any clear sign of Germany's defeat, as leaders debate continued wage policy under current controls.
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Braniff Demonstrates New Blind Landing Instrument
Braniff Airways has installed a blind landing localizer on several planes, using a radio device to improve instrument approaches. The system guides pilots to align with the runway, enabling safe approaches with low ceilings. CAA has installed receivers in Kansas City and Chicago. full fleet rollout planned as more equipment becomes available.
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Mrs J M Wiley Returns From Topeka Hospital Visit
Mrs J M Wiley of 3206 Jackson Street returned Monday from the Security Benefit Association Hospital at Topeka Kansas. Legend has it that the Greeks once destroyed a Scythian fleet by.
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Radio Schedule Highlights Evening Arts and News
Local listings show KGNC and KFDA overnight to the next morning with a mix of music, news, drama, and comedy. Programs feature Fred Waring, Dinah Shore, Lum and Abner, Abbott & Costello, and Ray Noble Orchestra with CBS NBC and KFDA broadcasting stations across the schedule.
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Signs of Rain Foretold by Indian Sign Read by Smith
R F Smith, once a West Texas cowpuncher, encounters an Indian sign predicting rain on November 2 or 3, lasting two to four days with a light freeze later. Forecast also calls for snow and a cold wave between November 26 and 29. Meanwhile farm prices discussed by N E Dodd and Chester Bowles on a Blue Network broadcast.
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Sale of Cleansing Tissues Attracts Throng of Shoppers
Yesterday afternoon scores of women lined up in Kress stores to buy a shipment of cleansing tissues. The line extended along aisles as shoppers bought packets and one woman opened a package to blow her nose after purchasing.
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