Sunflower Seed Show Potential In Diets At Indiana University
Indiana University assistant professor Harry G. Day and Ezra Levin claim defatted sunflower seed meal, produced by low temperature solvent extraction, provides a rich protein source comparable to oats and wheat. They report sunflower seed meal is highly digestible, palatable, and could supplement human and animal diets, with blends into flour and meat products already tested.
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Bloomington
Ind
Harry G. Day
Indiana University
Ezra Levin
Monticello
Ill
Day
Life Returns Slowly to Berlin After Soviet Occupation
United Press reports from Berlin describe spring as Berlin slowly regaining life after Soviet occupation. Central government and business districts remain largely dead yet outer districts see streetcars buses and patching of homes. Food stores reopen water supply resumes bicycles return and a Berliner Zeitung daily in German appears with radio entertainment resuming morale signs line the streets with quotes from Stalin.
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Joseph W. Grigg, JR
United Press Staff
Iberlin
U.R
Berlin
Germany
Europe
Treptow
Leopenick
Berliner Zeitung
Radio
Chinese troops retake Liuchow in Kw angsi drive
Frontline dispatch reports Liuchow recaptured by Chinese forces from Japanese control. The base 400 miles southeast of Chungking, a key rail junction, was overrun last November during a three pronged Canton area offensive. Capture promises wider Allied reach toward Kweilin and Hengyang.
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Chungking
Liuchow
Kwangsi
Kwangsi Province
Kweilin
Namesake Roosevelt: German Prisoner Claims Baumgaertel Name
U S Army private Deloy Baumgaertel, stationed in Germany, reports a German prisoner who gave the name Herman Baumgaertel when captured. The prisoner’s claim has no familial relation to the Utah Baumgaertel family of Roosevelt, as the soldier notes he is not related.
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Roosevelt, Utah
U.S
Pfc
Deloy Baumgaertel
Germany
John Baumgaertel
Roosevelt
Herman Baumgaertel
Utah
Balloons Downed and Bomb Finds Reported in War Scene
Spokane Chronicle reports U S planes shot down some Japanese balloon bombs over the country and a farmer captured a balloon. Two children found bombs in woods and removed arming devices safely. War Department notes six deaths May 5 near Lakeview Oregon from a balloon bomb. The War Production Board expands farm supply preference to farmers for machinery purchases.
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Spokane
Ash
U.P
Spokane Chronicle
U. S
Japan
Office of Censorship
Chronicl
Federal Bureau of Investigation
War Department
Lakeview
Ore
Washington
War Production Board
Names of Women Grace the Bows of 114 Liberty Ships
Women’s names adorn the bows of 114 Liberty ships reflecting a wartime honor roll. The program links female identity with the vast cargo fleet built to support Allied efforts abroad and boost morale at home.
Attorney Amon Aids War Bond Drive By Day
Cambridge Mass. attorney Carl H. Amon Jr. volunteered as a coal heaver one Sunday to help the manpower shortage. He donated his $3.96 earnings to his son for a war bond purchase, summing up a day that promoted father son relations and boosted war finance efforts.
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Cambridge, Mass
Carl H. Amon, Jr
High US peaks span 14k to 15k feet in height
The United States hosts at least 48 mountains above 14,000 feet and below 15,000 feet. Notable summits include Colorado's Mt. Stewart at 14,032 feet and California's Mount Whitney at 14,495 feet.
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United States
Mt. Stewart
Colorado
Mount Whitney
California
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