Waste Wood as Food Source Proposal by Engineer
Atlantic City based report notes Dr. Robert T. Aries of New Haven argues waste wood and pulp mill wastes can supply protein to counter a US shortage. He cites 20,000,600 tons shortfall and says 150,000,000 pounds of yeast and cattle fodder could be produced annually from pulp wastes, with vast additional potential from salable wood.
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Atlantic City
United States
Robert T. Aries
New Haven
Conn
American Chemical Society
Lafe Stuff NOW IS THE TIME
Lafe Stuff urges readers to drop greed and share views to solve problems together. He calls for wisdom, a helpful appetite, and looking beyond personal affairs to benefit all. W. A. Lufburrow signs the message urging collective effort.
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W. A. Lufburrow
Golf Pro at Cambridge Cambridge Country Club Chooses Pro
Willa G. Schweibe of Belle Glade Florida has accepted the golf pro position at the Cambridge Country Club in Cambridge. He and Mrs. Schreiber have resided there for several years and will assume duties soon.
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Cambridge
Willa G. Schweibe
Catoctin Country Club
Belle Glade, Fla
Cambridge Country Club
Schreiber
Williams family notes and local society events
The Williams household in Rockville and Gaithersburg were visited by relatives including Mrs. Beulah Orme and Mrs. Elmer Hoyle. Rev. Kerr and Mr. Hoyle attended a Washington Presbytery meeting, and the Ladies' Aid Society elected officers for the spring supper. The article also reports a car theft affecting Dr. Kerr and announces new civic offices and soil conservation endorsements in Frederick County.
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William M. Williams
N. Mendles
Booby
Rockville
Elmer Hoyle
Jean
Gaithersburg
Williams
Walter Weaver
Takoma Park
James P. Kerr
Smith Hoyle
Washington Presbytery
Kensington Church
Robert Wiliams
Beulah Orme
Washington
Leon Carlin
Melvin Carlin
Philadelphia
Sherwood Smith
Clayton Kemp
Frederick
Kerr
Roger
Damascus
Fredericks visitors return from Florida as plans unfold
William H Moore of Frederick arrives in Cambridge by auto after visiting at the Schreiber home in Florida since September. Daphne Schreiber and Ars Schreiber will remain in Rees Glade until year end, then Daphne heads to Cambridge. The Fredericks branch of Evelyn R White Studies to reopen around June 1 with Miss White now in New York pursuing refresher dancing courses at the Metropolitan Opera Ballet School and Jack Stanley School of Dance.
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William H. Moore
Frederick
Schreiber
Florida
Cambridge
Fredericks
Evelyn R. White
Miss White
Army Air Forces
Scott Field
New York
Metropolitan Opera Ballet School
Jack Stanly
Magic Lemon Meringue Pie and Banana Cream Pie Recipe
Home bakers can achieve reliable desserts using sweetened condensed milk as the base. The lemon meringue version blends milk with lemon juice to create a no cook filling, then bakes with meringue until brown. A banana cream variant folds bananas into the thickened mix and tops with whipped cream.
Weather Data for April 1945 Summary
The report notes 24 hour precipitation ending 8 am today none. April to date 0.58 inch versus normal 3.57 inches. April 1945 total 4.50 inches with a deficit of 3.53 inches. Yesterday high 57F, last night low 24F. Today sunset 6:44 pm sunrise 5:41 am. Moon rises 3:08 pm and sets 4:13 am tomorrow.
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