Poultry Leaders Urge 25 Percent Flock Cut by Jan 1
Waler C. Berger of the War Food Administration urged poultry raisers to reduce laying flocks by 25 percent by January 1 to align production with feed supplies. At the Northeast Poultry Producers Council meeting he cited rising feed use since 1942 and called for 463.5 million birds on hand by 1945, down from 515 million last January. The council also pressed to reinstate a 4 cent a pound price differential for fresh Grade A turkeys and elected Harry H. Rieck as president for 1944-45.
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Waler C. Berger
Office of Production, War Food Administration
Berger
Northeastern
Poultry Producers Council Conference
WEA
Erger
OPA
Harry H. Rieck
Preston
Auto-Use Stamp Sales Fall in Maryland Through August
Auto-use tax stamp sales to Maryland motorists through August 15 ran 52 469, down from the prior year. Federal tax payments reached 257 408 vehicles by July 1 deadline for pre date models, while 433 243 motor vehicles were registered with the Motor Vehicles Commissioner through July 31.
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Maryland
Collector of Internal Revenue Office
Baltimore Post Office
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Federal stickers sales match state motor vehicle registrations
Corresponding figures for all year show a total of 305,877 State motorists had purchased the Federal stickers, against a motor vehicle registration of 435,674.
Egg cases available for civilian use during 1944 45 season
About 85 percent of new egg cases for civilian use will be corrugated fibre. Baldrige of the War Food Administration notes fibre production is below requirements and allocations are monthly. Orders should be placed now and early delivery accepted to avoid shortages.
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Niles S. Baldrige
Office of Distribution
War Food Administration
Baldrige
Egg case supplies updated through normal channels
A fragment notes that able pert of egg case needs are placed now through normal supply channels. The unreadable OCR limits detail but indicates standard sourcing procedures continue.
1844 Proclamation proposing amendments to Maryland constitution
Governor OConnor directs publication of Acts 1943 chapters proposing a new Article XI B for Baltimore redevelopment and multiple constitutional amendments to be voted on at the November 1944 election. Provisions include slum clearance authority, court reform, and removal of church gift consent clauses.
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State of Marylannd
Annapolis
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