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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1945
Page
4
The bulletin covers simple strawberry jam making with steps for small batches and lemon juice for flavor, plus guidance on beef cattle management noting high prices and selective reductions over 18 months. It also advises vaccination of horses and mules against sleepy sickness and outlines a method to pack cherries with syrup for freezing.
Guidance on hot and cold packing cherries with sugar syrups, processing times, and sugar replacement options. Advises on ripe fruit, honey or syrup substitutions, and flavor effects. Also covers vaccination for sleeping sickness in Linn County horses, pasteurization of milk, and late season corn and soybean variety selection for Missouri soils.
An article explains candling to judge egg age and quality, noting air space, yolk movement, and germ development. It covers handling infertile eggs in hot weather, separating males, and keeping layers productive. It also advises culling nonlayers to save feed and labor, with market or home use for culled birds.
Wartime notice urges Americans to protect mail to service members, replant victory gardens, and salvage tin. It highlights home accident risks with 1944 fatalities and injuries, explains production impact, and outlines rationing rules for B ration holders with renewal forms OPA 353.
Wounded and prisoners of war from Germany begin to come home as families welcome them back. Local men bear discharge papers and the community resumes normal life amid laughter and relief. Many have asked to remain in service and high ranking officers have demanded further actions.
The message urges continued U S wartime mobilization to the Pacific front with a draft ahead and a strong salvage drive. It stresses replacing and training troops, preserving resources, and keeping up war bond sales until victory is achieved.
The government calls on citizens in the 184th week of the war against Japan to ensure overseas letters are correctly addressed and properly packed. The notice urges accuracy in mail handling to support military communications and morale during wartime.
The OPA raises monthly gasoline ceilings to 650 miles for eligible B ration holders from June 11. Eligible drivers must show essential occupational needs exceed regional ceilings of 825 east 475 midwest and 400 far west. Max McCullough explains increases vary with actual driving. Farmers gain AA-2 extendable priority for farm supplies, aligning farming with other war industries.
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