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Newspaper
Cambridge Tribune
Location
Cambridge, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1947
Page
4
An army civil defense expert warned fires could be public enemy number one in any future atomic war and said the War Department is studying new methods to respond. Maj. Gen. Harold R. Bull outlined training, mutual aid, and federal support plans to meet simultaneous city fires and preserve war-making capabilities.
Army seeks veterans from Army Navy Marine or Coast Guard with 6 months or more in about 400 specialties for enlistment in the Regular Army at grades based on prior service. High pay and advancement await. Visit the U S Army Recruiting Station Stewart Building Easton, Md for details.
Senator Herbert R. O Connor challenged House plans to abolish the Fisheries Technological Laboratory at College Park and end Federal cooperation in ground water studies. He warned the move would hurt Chesapeake Bay seafood interests and Maryland water management as federal matching funds decline.
The Office of Price Administration will not issue a special canning sugar stamp this year. Sugar per stamp is raised to ten pounds and home canning efforts will be affected.
Old Judge explains that distillers' grain left after whiskey production is rich in vitamins and proteins and can be dried into feed concentrates. Jim confirms mixing distillers' grains with poultry and cattle rations fattens stock and saves about 20 percent of grain, countering rumors of waste.
The ad notes Pontiac production lag due to external factors but expects improvement as production rises toward prewar levels. It urges patience, emphasizes Pontiac exclusives like the Silver Streak, dependability, economy, and comfortable ride. A call to preventive service by Henry J. Taylor airs twice weekly.
The University of Maryland extension service urges homemakers to stockpile sugar for canning. A 10 pound sugar stamp was released April 1 and will be valid until July 1, as a separate stamp becomes available then and lasts through September.
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