Army cuts food waste 10 percent with 5 percent more eyed
Brig. Gen. James L. Frink deputy quartermaster general said on Monday a concerted attack on food wastage in the army saved 10 percent and a further 5 percent cut is planned.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1943
Page
14
Brig. Gen. James L. Frink deputy quartermaster general said on Monday a concerted attack on food wastage in the army saved 10 percent and a further 5 percent cut is planned.
Otis T Wingo Jr of Washington was indicted on wilful failure to register as a foreign agent. The grand jury accuses him of acting as public relations counsel for Finland from Aug 1941 to May 1942 and for Sweden from Aug 1941 to Jan 1942, advising on political interests and public policy through the Finnish and Swedish legations.
Testimony before a House Appropriations subcommittee released Monday states the Finnish Information Center was shut down due to ongoing dissemination of German anti Allied propaganda.
Prepared by Dr. Gaius Glenn Atkins for the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America on Wednesday April 7. The essay argues that great causes and loyalties constrain us, shaping our direction and empowering us to reach higher moral ground, with a prayer asking guidance and strength to serve.
The Los Angeles Daily News said it will not print a classified section starting Monday due to trouble meeting WPB newsprint rationing quota. The move affects classified ads and related listings in the edition.
A reader recalls a baby book capturing Janet’s milestones from seven months to her first steps and first word Bud, along with clovers from a kindly donor. The diary notes her upcoming marriage in nineteen forty three and reflects on memories, tears, and a family keepsake.
Dr. Vernon E Lichtenstein associate professor of English at Coe college has received a commission as a second lieutenant in the army air corps and will depart Cedar Rapids Sunday for Miami Beach Florida. He has studied army signal corps intelligence including cryptography and cryptanalysis via correspondence courses. Mrs Lichtenstein and the two daughters Joan and Ann will stay in Cedar Rapids at 2235 B avenue NE.
Dr Lichtenstein joined Coe College as an English instructor in 1928 after earning a B A from the University of Iowa. He earned an M A in 1930 and a Ph D in 1939 from the state university, becoming assistant professor in 1935 and associate professor in 1939. He has chaired the Coe Playhouse board since 1934 and leads the Acorn yearbook board.
Washington officials announced the War Production Board will not ease liquor production. Rumors of distilleries resuming peacetime whisky output were dismissed as unwarranted. WPB said ample storage exists for more industrial alcohol and more is required.
Washington AP reports the Corpus Christi Texas naval air field has been named Waldron Field honoring Lieutenant Commander John Charles Waldron who was missing in action after the Battle of Midway.
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