Fish and poultry dominate menus at Panhandle eateries
Ed M. Thomas owner of Thomas Dinner House and Panhandle Restaurant Association secretary surveys a kitchen score board showing a shift from sirloin cuts to fish and poultry. Carrie Lovett head chef offers new waitstaff tips after meat shortages. The board records depleted meat stock.
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Restaurant Patrons Getting 70 to 80 Percent Less Meat
Amarillo diners face reduced beef and pork supplies with 70 to 80 per cent less meat than two weeks ago as OPA controls restrict releases. Operators report scarce prime cuts and a shift to substitutes like poultry and fish, with central markets holding frozen stocks and prices held or rising.
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New National Union Form Proposed for Telephone Workers
The National Federation of Telelphone Workers plans to form a new union likely named Communications Workers of America with 230000 members in 47 unions. Denver delegates will decide on a constitution and wage bargaining issues including the union shop pensions vacations and grievances handling. National officers would hold strike power while locals may not.
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New Air Mail Stamp Goes on Sale Here
Amarillo post office sells a five cent air mail stamp at Window No 5 announced by Postmaster W D DeGrassi. The new rate starts next Tuesday morning so stamps bought now must not be used until then. Envelopes bearing the stamp before the date will be returned, delaying mail. The current rate remains eight cents.
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Phone Union To Reorganize National Federation Replacement
Plans are under way to scrap the NFTW and form a tighter national union for the communications industry. Final action will come at a Denver convention from November 4 to 16.
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National Federation of Telephone Workers
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Commerce Department Estimates British Purchases in U S 1946
The Commerce department estimates British purchases in the United States will reach about 1.25 billion dollars in 1946. This projection reflects continued high wartime trade activity and strong bilateral economic ties.
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