United States Beet Sugar Aids War Rationing Efforts
Neil Kelly of the United States Beet Sugar association notes beet sugar will supply about 40 percent of U S sugar needs in 1942, up from 25 percent in normal times, easing rationing. He cites beet sugar as a reliable, home grown supply multiple states producing large tonnages, boosting per person availability by about 30 pounds annually.
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Neil Kelly
United States Beet Sugar Association
United States
Henderson
Kelly
Michigan
California
United Nations
Cuba
Indians Eager to Help Nation Beat Japanese
Reports say Indian soldiers serve in the Pacific and Alaska with Gen. Clarence L. Tinker leading Hawaiian air forces. About 4 000 Indians were in U S Army by Oct 1 1941, with 8 000 in 1917 1918. Citizens rights extended in 1924 for those born in the United States.
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Pacific
Alaska
United States Office of Indian Affairs
Department of the Interior
Clarence L. Tinker
Far East
Corregidor
Geronimo
United States Army
Mexico
Innocent Goodhouse
Standing Rock Reservation
North Dakota
Anchorage
Congress
United States
John Collier
CCC
Washington
Plains
Sioux Falls
S. C
Guy Lambert
Supt
P. L. Hallam
Crow Creek Indian Agency
Not Accordin' to Holt Ys A Baby Brings Love And Understanding
In Washington a baby adoption tale follows Freddy Ryndam an arrogant bachelor who selects Jakey at the Alice Adams Adoption Nursery Susan Outerbridge fights his fitful paternal pretensions while Mrs Waugh softens the stance. Jakey grows attached to Freddy as care issues test his resolve and a nurse quits over his methods.
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Frederick Ryndam
Alice Adams
City of
Washington
Susan Outerbridge
Miss Outerbridge
Freddy
Mr. Ryndam
Jakey
Mrs. Waugh
Mary Waugh
Susan
Chevy Chase
Bethesda
Freddy Ryndam
Forminter
Prince Jacob of
Ryndam
Outerbridge
Child Study Association
Kugelmass
Fred
Dr. Peters
Peters
Ken-Zee
Murray Seeks Five or Six New Sugar Factories
Senator James E. Murray asks President Roosevelt to approve a program to build five or six beet sugar factories this summer. He cites wartime food needs and aim to raise beet sugar production by 200000 tons in 1943, urging location decisions and fall construction to spread material use over 12 months.
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James E. Murray
Montana
Roosevelt
President Sugar
United States
West
Red River
North Valley
Page
Bureau of Reclamation
James E
Montana State College 216 Students Earn Winter Honor Roll
W H McCall registrar reports 216 Montana State College students earned winter quarter honor rolls with 87.5 or higher. 14 achieved an average of 95 or better. Traq is identified as the world's greatest producer of dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana State College
W. H. McCall
Traq
Sleep Ends Chapter With Frayed Tension Continued Next Week
Thirstily exhausted, the protagonist finally falls asleep amid whispers and restlessness. The scene ends with a promise that the continuation will arrive next week, leaving readersaz eager for the next installment.
Definition of Junior College Adopted by Education Board
The state board of education adopted a council recommendation defining a junior college as offering two years beyond high school to graduates. It may provide terminal or both standard and terminal curricula, with admission requiring a four-year-equivalent completion. Instructors must hold masters degrees, deans must meet standards, and sixty semester hours are needed for graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Education
Greater University of Montana Executive Council
Labor Leader Protests Japanese Laborers In Montana
James D. Graham president of the Montana Federation of Labor letters Lieut. Gen. J. L. DeWitt protesting the deployment of Japanese laborers into Montana. The telegram communicates union opposition to the plan and urges reconsideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D. Graham
Montana Federation of Labor
J. L. DeWitt
West Coast Command
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Holt # Ys
News Syndicate Co., Inc
Murray
Education Board
Sas
Portlan
Oregon
Palace Hotel
San Francisco
All
America
PPA
Anaconda Sales Co
Anaconda, Montana
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