Pellet-Making Machine in Fort Worth Could Aid Texhoma Cattle
Texhoma cattle feeder M. H. Freeman pressed War Food Administration to permit delivery of a Fort Worth pellet making mill stalled on a sales floor. The unit could be in operation in five days, with three days for transport to Texhoma and two days for installation. Freeman and other cattlemen seek rapid relief from feed shortages using soy meal conversions to pellets and sweet cake.
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Texhoma
Helm Manufacturing Company
Fort Worth
M. H. Freeman
Office
The
War Food Administration
Mr. Preeman
Hardeman-King Company
War Production Board
Joe Morris
Marvin Jones
San Francisco
Amarillo
Mr. Freeman
Hopkins Denies Letter About Connally Written
Washington dispatch reports Harry L. Hopkins denied writing a letter predicting Wendell Willkie would be the Republican nominee. The letter appears in C Nelson Sparks book cited in a proposed Senate inquiry. Sparks and others say it aimed to purge Senator Connally, while Hopkins and Dr. Umphrey Lee deny knowledge of the letter.
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Washington
Harry L. Hopkins
Roosevelt
Wendell L. Willkie
Senator Connally
Texas
Willkie
Wendell Willkie
C. Nelson Sparks
Akron
Senate
Langer
Republican
North Dakota
Sparks
Hopkins
Umphrey Lee
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Tex
White House
Rep
Rankin
Mississippi
House
Connally
Lee
Wolf Dog Elks Member Rides Home In Elk Knox Tennessee
Wolf the German shepherd, a Knox ville Elks lifetime member, is said to be the only dog allowed in an Elks home. He also rides in his own taxi, waiting at a stand for a driver who will take him home with Nicholson paying the fare.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Wolf
Nicholson
National Labor Draft Seen as War Effort Step
Senator Austin of Vermont said Congress will face a national labor draft law. He noted a confidential manpower study under Col. Lewis Sanders supports boosting labor resources to speed war production. The plan would require men and women 18 to 50 to register for essential war jobs and may prompt action after Jan 10.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Austin
Vermont
Congress
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Col
Lewis Sanders
Military Affairs Committee
Military Committee
Rep
Wadsworth
New York
Europe
Pacific
GOP outlines reduced taxes after war
Rep Knutson of Minnesota says Republicans would advocate reduced taxes for corporations and individuals as a post war goal if they gain control of Congress. He urges regulatory steps to stagger war bond repayments to avoid economic chaos and inflation and notes peacetime production cannot bear current tax loads.
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Washington
Rep. Knutson
Minnesota
House
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Revenue-Raising Committee
Europe
Milk Rationing May Be Avoided
War Food Administration officials expect possible avoidance of strict fluid milk rationing next year despite production below last year. Feed shortages and hog demand reduced milk output, but an agriculture survey hints higher dairy production as corn shifts from hog feed to dairy use. Farmers herd sizes rise yet milking percentage remains the lowest since 1925.
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Washington
War Food Administration
Nylon rope lifts three ton load with half inch diameter
A nylon rope of half inch diameter can lift a load of three tons. The fact states the lifting capacity tied to the specified rope size.
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