Boys Overseas To See New Hit At Cameron Theatre
The film In the Meantime Darling stars Jeanne Crain with Frank Latimore and an acclaimed supporting cast. It is selected by the Army Overseas Motion Picture Service to be distributed abroad as a gift from the American industry to Navy Army Marines and Coast Guard personnel. The Cameron Theatre opens the picture today as service officers boost morale with portable entertainment aboard ships and in camps.
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Darling
20Th Century-Fox
Navy
Army
Marines
Coast Guard
Army Overseas Motion Picture Service
Jeanne Crain
Frank Latimore
Eugene Pallette
Mary Nash
Cameron Theatre
Feeding young chicks a practical grain mix guide
The guide advises starting chicks on grain at six to eight weeks and offering free choice whole oats and corn from 12 to 14 weeks. It notes wheat barley and millet as alternatives and gives feeding adjustments when using liquid skim milk versus milk and water.
Radio Man 2C Albert Epperson Visits Home
Albert Epperson a Radio Man 2C with the Merchant Marine spent the weekend with his mother Mrs. A T Epperson at the Sapp home. He recently returned after seven months at sea in the Pacific with travel including the Persian Gulf India New Guinea Australia Galboa Mexico City and Houston. The Eppersons are former Cameron residents.
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Radio Man
Albert Epperson
A. T. Epperson
J. H. Sapp
Albert
Merchant Marine
Pacific
Persian Gulf
India
New Guiana
Australia
Galboa
Mexico City
Houston
Epperson
Cameron
Fowl Tuberculosis Impacts Poultry and Swine Losses
The report notes fowl tuberculosis transmits to hogs at a high rate but not to humans. Poultry TB causes large poultry losses and accounts for about 90 percent of swine TB. Annually, 14.0 billion pounds of pork products are condemned as unfit due to tuberculosis from poultry carriers. Joe E. Mason of Rockdale visited Cameron and plans Christmas travel to Alvord, North Texas.
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Joe E. Mason
Rockdale
Cameron
Alvond
Texas
Mr and Mrs Turney Shop in Cameron
Mr and Mrs Turney of Minerva were seen shopping in Cameron recently, according to local observations. The visit highlights regional commerce activity and ties between Minerva residents and Cameron merchants.
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Mr. and
Mrs. Turney
Minerva
Cameron
Properly Dressed Chicken for Easier Cooking and Slicing
The rib piece of chicken becomes real meat once bones are removed by breaking the back and pulling bones with fingers or a knife. Scald feet for stock and skin them, then cook the feet with the chicken. Fold wings for even browning and wrap the bird in cheesecloth before cooking for firm white meat easy to slice. Feed chickens water for at least 12 hours before slaughter to ease dressing.
Swiss Chard as Summer Spinach Substitute
Swiss chard can substitute for spinach in hot weather. The plant has luxuriant broad leaves that can be cut at the ground, and the roots will regrow a new crop of leaves.
Acorns Help Poultry Color Flesh in Tests
United States Department of Agriculture tests show willow oak acorns as a potent vitamin A source for chicks. Diets containing two percent acorns yield yellow flesh, and higher amounts increase the hue. Up to twenty percent of the diet appeared harmless.
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United States Department of Agriculture
No Fish Odor After Salt Water Wash Instructions
Instructions claim washing hands with strong salt water after handling fish removes fish odor. Rinse well before washing in warm soapy water to keep hands and dishes free of smell.
Seeds for Prisoners Seed shipments aid prisoners of war
The American Red Cross is sending 15 000 pounds of vegetable and flower seeds to American prisoners of war held by Germany aiming to help sustain them and provide morale amid captivity.
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American Red Cross
Growth of Tree Farms Expands Across U S Forests
The nation reports over eight million acres designated as Tree Farms with ongoing annual increases. Forest owners and managers note growing interest and formal recognition of tree farming nationwide.
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United States
New Fuel Tablet Provided for Army Combat Rations
A synthetic fuel compound with a binder has been issued to the army to offer soldiers a quick, hot meal with their combat rations. The tablet form aims to improve field feeding and reduce cooking time.
Detroit Woman Wears Orchid Hat Costs 40 Dollars
A Detroit war worker bought a hat made entirely of orchids for 40 dollars. The hat proved suitable for only about two hours of wear before deteriorating.
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Detroit
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Cary Grant
Janet Blair
Ghost Catchers” Olsen and Johnson
Trish Eyes
Monty Woolley
Dick Haymes
June Haver
Charles Boyer
Edward G. Robinson
MY Pal Wolf
Jill Esmond
Sharyn Moffett
George Raft
Dinah Shore
Jeannette McDonald
Milam Theatre
Gene Autry
Frontier Badman
Diana Barrymore
James Craig
Charles K. Feldman
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