Demand for Oi Greater Than Prewar Indications
Postwar oil demand in the United States and abroad exceeds prewar trends. US needs average about 5.2 million barrels daily this year, up 6 percent from 1946’s peak and 7 percent above any wartime year, with 1951 projections above 6 million. Exports may require 400 000 barrels daily in 1947 and 250 600 in 1951. The industry faces capacity strains while reserves suffice. expansion of production, transport, refining, and distribution is needed.
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United States
U. S
Letters Lizzie Dill in Tuckahoe Neck
Dr and Mrs H F Silver have returned home after spending two weeks with their daughter in Florida.
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Lizzie Dill
Tuckahoe Neck
H. F. Silver
Florida
Letter to the Editor on Caroline County roads and schools
A Denton Journal reader complains that Caroline County’s First District receives little funding for roads and schools compared with other towns. He cites the 10 mile Greensboro to Marydel Templeville strip, traffic to the duPont Highway, and promises of widening that have not materialized. He suggests secession from Caroline to Delaware and warns of a looming “super-school” in Denton. The letter ends with a cordial sign off from Carlton Gooden and follows with social notes about local residents and hospital visits.
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Denton Journal
Denton
Maryland
Caroline County
Tobacco Road
Marydel
Greensboro
Marydel-Templeville
Cooklyn
Elliott
Preston 151
duPont Highway
Henderson
Goldsboro
Delaware
Thomas Chapel
Hazlettville
Willow Grove
Carlton Gooden
Coffee Extract With Flavor Retained By Cold Soak and Freeze
A patented process yields coffee extract in dry or syrup form while preserving flavor and aroma. Ground coffee soaks in cold water, is centrifuged, then repeatedly frozen and centrifuged. Grounds are boiled briefly, extract clarified and evaporated, seasoned with coffee oil, and combined with cold extract to final syrup or powder. Additional counter current extraction recycles liquor, with taka-diastase added in the last stage.
Mothproofing at Home According to UNH Experts
University of New Hampshire specialists advise homemakers on home mothproofing of fabrics. Fluorine solutions offer real protection for storage periods but are poisonous and must be used strictly as directed. Ensure all fabric areas are moistened and repeat treatments after several dry cleanings.
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University of New Hampshire
Cosmetics in history and the Jerboa eye wonders
The piece cites a 1770 Pennsylvania Quaker act allowing annulment for wives who deceived husbands with cosmetics and notes an English bill threatening witchcraft penalties for cosmetic seduction. It then describes the Jerboa, a small North African and Asian rodent with near full circle vision, a long tail, and hind legs six times longer than its fore legs, known in Egypt as the jumping tat.
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Pennsylvania
Africa
Asia
Egypt
Local church activities in Goldsboro and Greensboro teens
The Caroline County M Y F was hosted by Goldsboro M Y F with worship recreation and refreshments. Connie Gebhart entertained the group on Wednesday night. Juanita Jarrell led a Sewing Circle gathering Tuesday evening. Annie Cheffins of Greensboro visited with her brother Harvey Morris and his wife last Friday. C E Russell, previously in town two weeks with sisters, has returned to Greenwood Delaware. Ralph Ober and wife attended the funeral of Mrs Ober's aunt.
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Caroline County
Goldsboro
Connie Gebhart
Sewing Circle
Juanita Jarrell
Annie Cheffins
Greensboro
Harvey Morris
C. E. Russell
Greenwood
Del
Ralph Ober
Social Notes from Hobbs and Surrounding Areas
Mrs. Cleveland Henry will entertain the W S C S at her home next Wednesday evening. Denton visitors Mr. and Mrs. Harry Butler joined Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. J A Willoughby. Roland Towers hosted Sunday guests including Claude Howard Jr Connie Morgan Jack Hollowell and Orville Morgan. J H Edgell of near Greenwood dined with Mr. and Mrs. L H Thomas. Mrs. L E Smith of Washington spent Sunday with the Willoughbys. Shirley Morgan of Federalsburg visited with her sister Mrs. Towers over the weekend. Carlton Seward and son returned from Milford Memorial Hospital. Amos Scott and L H Thomas hosted Monday evening guests. Mrs. L N Murphy stayed last weekend with Geo Wheatley near Concord. L Reyner Dukes of Baltimore visited the Willeys last week. Mrs. George Trescott of Dover spent the weekend with R H Walling. Minnie Parks recently visited her aunt Cleveland Henry. Frances Blades of Ridgely was Sunday guest of Esther and Sue Smith. Rev. Liden Adams of Pennsylvania visited with his parents. Elmer Butler and children Kenneth Ellen and Ann were Sunday guests of Greensboro relatives.
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Cleveland Henry
Harry Butler
Denton
J. A. Willoughby
Roland Towers
Claude Howard Jr
Connie
Jack Hollowell
Orville Morgan
Federalsburg
J. H. Edgell
Greenwood
L. H. Thomas
L. E. Smith
Washington
Shirley Morgan
Carlton Seward
Little Son
Milford Memorial Hospital
Amos Scott
L. N. Murphy
Geo. Wheatley
Concord
L. Reyner Dukes
Monumental City
E. M. Willey
George Trescott
Dover
Minnie Parks
Frances Blades
Ridgely
Esther
Sue Smith
Liden Adams
Pennsylvania
Frank E. Adams
Elmer Butler
Kenneth
Ellen
Ann
Greensboro
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W. J. Murphy
C. E. Willson
Easton
John Sylvester
Baltimore
T. N. Jarrell Sr
Reed
Edward Clark
Clifford Schaube
Philadelphia
Luther Bennett
E. S. Martin
Carrie Jarman
R. S. Russell
Little Creek
Piya
Rob-Roy
Rob-Ford
Cal
UTS
Asco
Farmdale
Brazil
Kemp
Repp-U-Tatlen
Ideal
Asee
Benner Garrants
Leghorn Guren Grange & Lemon
U. 3
Howe
MD. Golden
Rob Roy
Rob Ford
Oscar Mayer Weilhers
Lebanon
Kraft’s Amer
Haddock
Help & Entertainment
Ksebler
Borden’s
Hadeon Fashionette
Taaws
PVR
Hobbs
Watighal Brewing CO
Howard Land &''Gravel CO
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