Bakery Shows The Way To Mass Feeding Of Europe
Article details a central bakery run by the Transian government in North Africa aiding mass feeding in Europe. It notes daily output about 160,000 loaves of 800 grams each and potential to rise, with involvement by U S adviser Joseph Philip Sheridan.
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Joseph Philip Sheridan
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Central Bakery Scheme Rebuilds Supply Network
Sheridan pushes for a centralized bakery as government subsidies shift to private bakers. Three new wholesale houses and eighteen oil heated ovens boost output to 2000 loaves daily per shop, with 28 government bakeries serving a city of 23 000.
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Freight Volume Hits Record 63.0 Billion Ton Miles
Freight carried by American railroads reached a record 63,002,000,000 ton miles in the year, yet more track miles were abandoned than ever before, reflecting intensified freight movement alongside extensive line reductions.
Radio Programs and Musical Features List
A scanned radio schedule lists program titles and performers for a Monday lineup. Odds and Ends and News Summary sections appear alongside musical features by Fats Waller, Earl Towner, Savitt, and Ted Fio Rito with various orchestras, interludes, and concert pieces. The schedule includes Coffee Club, Marching in Mat’r, and The Bronzemen among other acts, with times scattered across the day.
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AP News
Reyal
Birg Crowhy
Salon Orch
Windsor
Varielien Farm
Sam
Sunday Night Radio Schedule From The Networks
A fragmentary list outlines Sunday evening radio programs including The Jerry Leler Show, The Handwagon Orchestra, Quiz Kids, Joe Kelly MC, We the People, Britain’s Stripes, Paul Whiteman, Dinah Show, One Man's Family, Inner Sanctum Mystery, The Ceme Doctor, Gang Heatter, Five Million News, Merry-Go-Round, Winchell Column, The Conrad Neagle Theatre, Old Fashioned Revival Service, Album of Farm Music, Jimmy Fiddler, and The Dance Orchestra. It reflects a dense schedule with multiple anchors, hosts, and musical acts across stations and time slots.
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Drew Pearson
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Jerry Leler
Fey Advertat
Mbs
Ed Tomlinson
Handwagon Orchestra
Joe Kelly
People
Gueate
Britain
Paul Whiteman
Dinah
Onbe Newn
Bob Trout
Alexander
Meditation
Moe
Liarea
Bibr
Dhebane
Galriel Heatter
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Basic
Nbeater
Winchell Colama—blucts
Conrad Neagle
Rts Basin Sweet Musicale
Dimmy Fidler
Jimmy Melton
Jimmy Fiddter Blu
Pat Spiteine
Furl
Haighes
Boh
Cumhy & Foenbe
Wilhan Lo
Sohn
Sciles
Maya Huinenk
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Bobby Hookey
Haws
Mba
Miss Nell Smith Accepted In WAVES
Miss Nell Stapleton Smith of Marianna has been accepted for WAVES training and left for Northampton for three months initial V 9 training. She is daughter of Mr and Mrs George Smith and holds a Bachelor of Science in Commerce from Florida State College for Women. At Tallahassee she is a member of Phi Kappa Phi and several campus organizations.
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Florida State College For Women
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Tallahasee
Phi Kappa Phi
Internatonal Relations Club
Senior Hall Senate
Baptist Students Union
Wounded ex-Dothan man recovering at Army hospital
A wounded former Dothan man, Lt English, is recovering at an Army hospital in Vancouver Washington after weeks of illness. He was formerly with a Dothan farmers firm and served in the Aleutians. Friends report he expects to return to active duty soon.
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Washington
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English
Robert C. English
Dothan
Fermers
Aleutians
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