Milk Drives War Effort With Record Dairy Production
The U S dairy industry reports record first four months milk output totaling 37 157 000 000 pounds, up 212 000 000 pounds from 1942, with 26 000 000 cows producing more. Labor shortages and war demands push butter and cheese allocations to government needs, reducing civilian supplies.
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E. M. Harmon
Western Newspaper Union
U.S
San Francisco
Boston
Chicago
New York City
Washington, D. C
St. Louis
Carlsbad Caverns
New Mexico
Lend Lease
Army
United States
U. S
Salmon Timbales and Party Menu for Children
A children's party menu features Salmon Timbales on toast rounds with parsley garnish and a cheese fondue. Recipes include orange juice with sherbet drinks, deviled egg and cheese sandwiches, orange float, and peanut butter cookies. Tips emphasize wholesome, social play and coordinated snacks to keep kids comfortable and nourished.
Reindeer Herds in Alaska to Supply Meat for Uncle Sam
A large herd of ten thousand reindeer will produce about 1.5 million pounds of venison for military and civilian menus from Alaska to Florida. Nunivak’s herd has grown from 200 after World War I to about 20,000, with 10,000 pasturable, leaving the surplus to be butchered next fall. The program follows earlier Arctic aid efforts and imports from Siberia and Lapland to establish a lasting Arctic industry for native food, clothing, and goods.
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National Dairy Council
Dairy Council
Alaska
Uncle Sam
Nunivak
National Geographic Society
Arctic
Siberia
Teller
Seward Peninsula
Scandinavia
Lynn Says Sandwich Ideas from Cream Cheese to Liverwurst
A list of sandwich ideas includes options like cream cheese with olives and mayonnaise, peanut butter and honey with fresh yeast on whole wheat, and variations such as minced corned beef with horseradish on rye. It mentions Roquefort with celery, watercress on white bread, and hard cooked eggs with mayonnaise on whole wheat with brief storage notes.
Indicted Panama Crime Fugitive Trial Held In Absence
Collier's notes describe a case where a man indicted for a Panama crime is a fugitive, yet the trial proceeds in his absence while the prosecution’s witnesses are alive and sound. It also reports a safecracker who received a six year sentence within an hour of capture, with trial and conviction occurring three years earlier.
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Panama
Collier’s
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San Antonio
Tex
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Heifers
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Chariton
Iowa
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