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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1945
Page
4
War Production Board urges coal users to stockpile during summer to offset a projected 25 million ton deficit in 1945. J A Krug appeals for rapid orders across all coal grades to protect next winter's production and reduce war program disruption.
The notice lists ration stamp validity and limits for meats cheese butter fats blue foods gas and air fuel coupons. It covers stamp series E2 through J2 valid to June 30 and other ranges through August 31 with specific points per item and gallon limits, plus reminders about renewal and local board action for 1945-46 fuel rations.
The United States Cadet Nurse Corps urged intensified summer and fall recruitment to meet civilian health needs, countering rumors of discontinuation while highlighting the role of cadet nurses in supporting veterans care and Army service.
Government urges citizens in the 185th week of the war against Japan to keep troop movements confidential. Citizens should avoid crowded trains during July 4 holidays and prioritize furloughs. Take farm holiday work to aid harvests and prevent food shortages.
War Food Administration funds continuation of Community Canning Centers begun in 1942 under the Office of Education and Federal Security Agency. Centers will run through state boards and local schools per agreed plans with the Office of Education and WFA. President Truman appeals for home gardens and preservation.
Some hens may suddenly lose weight or stop laying. If this happens, have an autopsy done by a competent laboratory or individual. The cause may be tuberculosis. It is well to bear in mind in chickens households and flocks.
Missouri blind pensioners will begin monthly payments on August 1 1945 instead of quarterly and the monthly allowance will rise from 25 to 30 dollars. The final quarterly June 30 payment will end the old schedule and July payments will start with July. Requisitions will accompany the June 30 quarterly payments in early July.
Bob Smith of Unionville Missouri begins wolf trapping in Sullivan County on Monday June 18. He will focus on sheep losses in Walnut Grove Johnson and Owasco districts then Humphreys Cherry Grove and High Point. Report losses to the County Extension Office.
Mrs. Adams advises using frozen vegetables as fresh, cooking them from frozen or partially thawed. Quick cooking preserves color, with boiling or steaming depending on the item. Okra, beets, cauliflower, corn, and beans are highlighted along with a simple tender okra recipe and a note on summer desserts and honey as a sugar substitute.
Select green fresh peas, wash, drain, and shell discarding overripe. Pack loosely in pint jars with one teaspoon salt per jar, leaving one inch head space. Remove air bubbles, wipe rims, seal. Process pints at 10 lbs for 45 minutes or 24 hours in water bath.
The passage urges freezing only the best produce. It notes watery crops from a wet week should not be frozen and stresses tasting before packaging, careful handling, proper packing, and quick freezing to avoid disappointment with poor quality stored food.
Warm weather raises blowout danger. In the first four months of the year fifteen serious accidents were caused by blow outs. Drivers should adjust speed to tire conditions and road factors.
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