Federal Register outlines proposed standard for family bread
The Food and Drug Administration proposes a nationwide standard for the family loaf to govern interstate bread sales. The plan, after hearings over nine years, would allow soy flour up to three percent, raisins not less than half the flour weight, and whole wheat can be labeled as graham or entire wheat. Milk bread must contain milk and specified nutrients, with enrichment limits for thiamine riboflavin niacin and iron.
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Federal Register
Food and Drug Administration
Food and Drug
Poor Man's Philosopher contrasts Korea war foes and GI Joe
Hal Boyle notes U S troops in Korea shift view of North Koreans from rabble to formidable fighters. After early retreats, American GIs face guerrilla and modern warfare with air superiority keeping the line. A dust covered captain reflects on being in Korea and soldiers grow tougher and angrier amidst retreat.
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Foreign Affairs See Germany Rearmament as Critical Policy Shift
AP analyst notes growing democratic support for arming Western Germany to counter the Soviet threat. France and others previously opposed the idea but experts say Europe needs Western Germany to defend against a potential all out war. Western Germany’s coal and iron resources and capable soldiers strengthen this stance.
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Shipping Plan Blocked in House over Great Lakes Freight
The House blocked a legislative plan to restore Great Lakes package freight service under unanimous consent with one objection from Rep Tackett. Rep Potter expressed confidence the rules committee would allow later consideration. The bill would enable operators to buy 10 war surplus vessels to reestablish the service halted in World War II.
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Great Lakes
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Questions and Answers Column From The Haskin Service
The La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau explains federal civil service terms CAF SP CPC and GS and outlines bread as a diet component. It recalls a Mint cent tale about an Indian chief's headgear inspiring Sarah La Mint and explains why punch often uses five ingredients.
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Post Office Says Air Mail Up To Five Sheets Of Stationery
It is possible to send up to five sheets of stationery or 10 000 words anywhere in the United States for six cents according to the post office department.
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United States
Post Office Department
Portrait on the Penny by Mint Chief Engraver Barton Longacre
Sarah Longacre’s portrait was used for an engraving on the early U S cent. E H A James Barton Longacre served as chief engraver at the U S Mint from September 1844 to 1868, shaping many coin designs.
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House Plants booklet offered by government publication
The government release House Plants provides guidance on indoor plant care and successful growth. A 30 page illustrated booklet can be obtained for 10 cents postpaid by sending a coupon to the La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau in Washington DC.
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Street or Rural Route City State mail to Washington DC
Street or Rural Route City State is listed with mail directed to Washington DC, indicating a postal routing note. The entry centers on addressing or delivery instructions for mail in a regional area. Local postal guidelines or district office references may appear to guide carriers.
Wisconsin seeks Russian made goods for fair display
The Wisconsin Manufacturers Association aims to show Russian and American products in a democracy versus communism exhibit at the state fair. Director William D. Young asks for Russian items to loan, noting only a 100-year-old samovar is currently accessible.
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Wisconsin Manufacturers Association
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Audience Spoils Tavern Burglary in Louisville
A neighborhood woman described thieves to police as they approached a tavern burglary. Officers arrived with ten patrolmen and arrested two men, one inside the tavern and the other outside, after the lookout stood shocked. Separately, the Agriculture Department tests electric lights to lure corn borer moths into traps in corn fields.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
New Hampshire Women Rifle Team Narrowly Misses Victory
Durham New Hampshire University of New Hampshire coeds claimed parity with men as their rifle team nearly defeated the varsity rifles, losing by a close 490 to 486.
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