Food outlook 1945 US supplies civilian and military shares
BRACKEEN AUBURN Ala ending of word Wot TI will not improve macrowxty food situation as crops urge fair gardens winter grazing and storage to ease shortages. Government figures show 77 percent of 1945 food to civilians, 17 percent to armed forces, 4–5 percent for lend lease and civilian relief, and 1–2 percent for exports. Overall meat for civilians may rise slightly, but most gains go to military needs. no material improvement expected this winter.
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Brackeen
Auburn
Ala
United States
U. S
Department of Agriculture
Feed Situation Plays Key Role In Next Year Crop Outlook
The report notes a tight supply outlook due to reduced slaughter and ongoing limits. Edible fats and oils demand will be met more modestly in 1945 than 1944, with sugar and eggs improving only in 1945–46. Feed concentrates are forecast near 183 million tons for 1945–46, hay abundant, and wheat feeding rising.
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Yolal Tela
United States
Ourton
Thirty Nine Lost Lives Building Atom Bomb Plant
Clinton Engineer Works in Oak Ridge Tennessee was built at the cost of 39 lives. J R Maddy district safety engineer reported 33 deaths during construction and six in operation, with a death rate under half of comparable jobs. Injuries were also below typical construction levels.
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Oak Ridge
Tenn
Clinton
J. R. Maddy
Population migration and state census figures in 18 states
The article reports on migration figures from census data across 18 states including California Washington Maryland and several others. It lists top inbound states New York Arkansas Kentucky North Carolina and Oklahoma with counts ranging from about 225 000 to 303 500.
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Une
Barca
Calfornia
Noet Sun
Washington
Maryland
Obie
New Jersey
Maso
Virgoria
Paso
Gregan
Indiana
Thom
Athens
Minos
Massachusetts
Ulan
Rhode Isla
Delaware
Columbus
New York
Arkatseus
Kentucky
North Carols
Oklahoma
Postwar Butcher Shop Aims For Swank Salon Style
A New York feature describes meat packer Issued with plans to transform a postwar butcher shop into a stylish, salonlike space on Fifth Avenue. Government inspected meat, prepared dinners, and comfortable surroundings target the housewife, with deluxe decor and reading material, while preserving quality and waste reduction.
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Vivian Brown
New York
Tom Morroy
San Wel Slatkin
Slatkin
Great Migration Of Workers After War Ends
James Marlow reports that with Japan's surrender ending the war, wartime workers will disperse seeking new jobs as plants close. He predicts a large but not record migration, as savings allow some to shop around while others must relocate.
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James Marlow Washington
Cau Anon
Farmil Fe
Postwar Migration Uncertain Says The Coonsus Bureau
Fragmentary wartime migration figures are missing says The Coonsus Bureau which admits no precise totals for 1940 to 1945 as people returned to their origins. The agency notes lack of authoritative data on postwar displacement.
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Coonsus Bureau
Promoted Willard Snell Receives Sergeant Rank
Willard Snell now serving with the 335c Engineers from Giar Tang has been promoted to sergeant. Son of Mr and Mrs M M Snell of Dothan he is supply sergeant for Headquarters and Supply Company. The unit earned a plaque for superior performance in France. He earned the ETO ribbon with two battle stars and court conduct merit. A Dothan High School graduate. Also William C Benton son of Mr and Mrs Jim W Benton of Dothah Route Five is in basic training at Camp Wheeler Georgia.
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Willard Snell
Giar- Tang
Lait Sergeent
M. M. Snell
Dothan Rowheant
Sih
France
G.rinetyv
ETO
Bytve
Georgia
Wiliam C. Benton
Jim W. Benton
Dothah
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