Fresh Milk Canned by New Process and Kept for Weeks
Chicago report details a pilot canning method that preserves fresh milk for weeks. Vacuum milking, two stage sterilization, nitrogen‑filled cans, and ultra pasteurization keep taste intact. Researchers Jack Stambaugh and Roy Graves lead the effort in Indiana.
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Chicago
Chicago Tribune
the Tribune
Indiana
Continental Company
The
Tribune
Valparaiso
Ind
Jack Stambaugh
Roy Graves
U. S Department of Agriculture
Stambaugh
Wagomen Farm Machine Shed Destroyed by Fire
A large machine shed on the W. W. Wagomen farm five miles NW of Wellman burned Wednesday afternoon. Loss estimated at 15000 dollars with binder plows mower two pickup trucks two tractors a combine wagon hayloader and tools inside. Fire cause undetermined though neighbors called the Wellman fire department and all surrounding buildings were saved. Insurance partially covered the loss.
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Wellman
W. W. Wagomen
Here
Wellman Fire Department
Halloween Day Dinner Remarks To Air On KCRG
Harry S Truman and Alben Barkley will address the Annual Jackson Day Dinner guests in Washington. Remarks air on KCRG KCRK via Mutual 930 to 1000 pm on MBS. Lee Sisters sing. Charlie Lyons hosts. Also at 830 pm Mysterious Traveler presents 44 Time Is Running Out on KCRG KCRK.
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Alben W. Barkley
Washington, D C
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Lee Sisters
Charlie Lyons
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Robert Hurleish
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Majesty the Baby Magazine
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Parrell
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Herb Shriner
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Mutual to Air Curt Massey Show With Allan and Westerners
A Thursday evening lineup introduces Curt Massey as host with his brother Allan and the Westerners vocal and instrumental group joining the new program. The trio Tom Dick and Harry, known for their own show, also contribute in this Saturday era radio feature.
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Everal
Network Radio
Mutual
Curt Massey
Curt
Allan
Tom
Harry
Sally Claims She Scorned Gestapo Edict
Washington AP report on Mildred Gillars Axis Sally testifying in treason trial. She explains she spurned Nazi offers to betray the United States, says she loved her country and signed an oath to Germany only to live. Details include pay, wartime broadcasts, and Pearl Harbor reaction.
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Washington
Mildred E
Sally” Gillars
Miss Gillars
Hitler
Germany
United States
Gestapo
Denner
Wright Airplane Works
Dayton
Ohio
Far East
James J Laughlin
Radio Schedule Snips Lead Into Evening Programs
A fragmented radio list shows programs from 6:00 p.m. to 8:59 p.m. with hosts and segments such as MBS Newsreels Mysterious Traveler and Gabriel Heatter, plus late night calls and a Friday lineup ending with Superman and sports briefs. The dense grid mentions Truman and other figures in brief references.
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Robert Gurleigh
MBS
Curt Massey
Gardner Says
Gabriel Heatter
Mutual
Radio page indexing tip for daily page retrieval
To locate the radio page quickly each day, obtain the page number from the page one index. This index lists the initial page number guiding readers to the radio section efficiently.
Mexican Award Given to Vaughan
Maj. Gen. Harry H. Vaughan received the Decoration of Military Merit First Class from Mexico for “good neighborli ness” conduct. The ceremony honored 27 Americans including Gen. Carl A. Spaatz and Gen. Jacob L. Devers, with 16 civilians receiving the Order of the Aztec Eagle such as Sumner Welles, William O'Dwyer, and Nelson Rockefeller.
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Washington
Harry H. Vaughan
Vaughan
Rafael de la Colina
Truman
Carl A. Spaatz
U. S. Air Force
Jacob L. Devers
West Union Woman Wounded In Suspected Self Inflicted Shot
Mrs Louie Tjaden of West Union was shot Wednesday in a possible self inflicted death attempt. She fired a 22 rifle in the basement of her home and was found by family after collapsing in the kitchen. She was taken to a hospital in New Hampton. she is mother to two boys aged three and one.
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the Gazette
West Union
Louie Tjaden
New Hampton
Bill Requests Sanctuary for Helpful Aliens
The House Armed Services Committee approved a hush hush bill granting the CIA authority to operate a foreign spy network. The measure would also authorize an $85.5 million radar warning screen with Canada and a 3000 mile test range for missiles. It would allow admitting up to 100 aliens yearly for permanent residence with possible citizenship.
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Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
House
Armed Services Committee
Carl Vinson
D-Ga
Air Force
Canada
North America
U.S
Defense
Immigration rules target subversive backgrounds and agency reporting
The text discusses immigration laws barring aliens with subversive ties who have renounced Communism and wish to disclose what they know. It also notes proposed relaxations freeing the agency from mandatory reporting to the comptroller general about public funds, with Lindsay C. Warren warning this exemption needs congressional authority.
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Comptroller General
Comptroller
Lindsay C. Warren
Nora Covington Dies at 69 in Central City
Nora B. Covington 69 died Tuesday at her son Harry Covingtons home in Central City. Services set for Friday 2 p.m. at Marion Baptist Church, burial Mt Clark Cemetery. Born Feb 24 1879 in Pennsylvania, she married F E P Covington Dec 16 1896 at Alicia Arkansas. he died May 15 1944. Survived by seven sons Le Roy Coggan Harry Earl Lester Langworthy Basil Yubert Richard and two daughters plus 38 grandchildren and 24 great grandchildren. Also survived by multiple half and step siblings.
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Harry Covington
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Mt. Clark
Covington
Pennsylvania
F. E. P. Covington
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Ark
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Coggan
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Earl
Lester
Langworthy
Basil
Barberton
Ohio
Yubert
Richard
Monticello
Arthur Wink
Anamosa
Jay Baily
Springville
G. L. Fitz- Simmons
Charles
Edgar Moss
Florida
Frank Moyer
Harry Benson
Walter Moss
Cedar Rapids
Frank Moss
Charles G Ross Undergoes Arm Operation
Charles G. Ross press secretary to President Truman had an operation on his arm at Walter Reed hospital Wednesday. Medical officials reported his condition as satisfactory and he was resting after the procedure.
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Charles Ross
Washington (Ap
Charles G. Ross
President Truman
Walter Reed Hospital
President's physician performs surgery on Ross forearm
Brig. Gen. Wallace H Graham conducted surgery on Ross's right forearm, believed to involve bone and tendons. No ailment details were released, and Ross is expected to return to work in about a week.
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Wallace H Graham
Ross
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