Feed Shortage Warns Jones as Northeastern Dairy Seeks Aid
Washington August 12 The War Food Administration warned by Northeastern Dairy Conference and Northeastern Poultry Producers Council that 43 million consumers in the region face short supplies of fluid milk eggs and poultry for the next two months unless the government acts to provide livestock feed. They blame price policies for limiting shipments from New England and Mid Atlantic states. They urge support from national farm groups including the Grange Farm Bureau National Council of Farmer Cooperatives and Milk Producers Federation. The shortage centerpiece is corn and protein feeds constrained by price ceilings, with 1 675 000 tons estimated for the coming year. Corn is not moving due to a 1 07 ceiling and 13 75 floor on hog feed, which could push Midwestern farmers to feed corn to hogs rather than sell it. The committee warns dairy output could fall without action. the government weighs feed allocation priorities. In London Captain Clark Gable rode with the U S Eighth Air Force in the attack on Gelsenkirchen, shooting a gunnery film during a six hour mission.
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Washington
Marvin Jones
New England
Middle Atlantic
Mid-West
Jones
Northeastern Dairy Conference
Northeastern Poultry Producers Council
J. A. McConnell
Ithaca, N. Y
National Feed Industry Council
Tne Dairy and Poultry Groups
Natinal Farm Organizations
National Grange
American Farm Bureau Federation
National Council of Farmer Cavite
al Caemlanes and
Operative Milk Producers Federation
Chicago
Food Administration
London
Clark Gable
U. S
Marines Use Two Types of Barrage Balloons
The Marines employ two barrage balloon types. One is completely gas filled, depending on internal rigging or its shape, while the other is a hybrid form with both gas and air filling.
Be Yourself Not a Patterned Image, Dorothy Dix Advises
Dorothy Dix argues against changing one’s type or personality to fit fashion or trends. She criticizes drastic transformations in appearance or behavior, urging women to embrace their true selves and cultivate their genuine strengths rather than pretend to be someone they are not.
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Othey
The
Bex Syndicate, Inc
Lingg Wounded in Action Receives Purple Heart
A letter from Pic. Joseph D. Lingg to his parents describes shrapnel wounds in the Mediterranean sector and his transport to a hospital. He is awarded the Purple Heart for bravery in action. The item notes other local service members and recent Army inductions, plus a Silver Star award for Set Habard Gladhill.
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Eramitsburg
Pic
Joseph D. Lingg
Elmer L
Nesth
Mediterranean
Fic. Lingg
Red Cross
Heringite
Pfc
Lingg
G. G. Washabaugh
Sarah
David
Alexandria
J. A. Hamerick
Frailey Road
John Payne
South Seton Road
Robert Payne
Extended
Robert Joy
Hubert Joy
South Seton Avenue
Earl Kugler
Fraley
Roy Baker
Kugler
Morris Gillelan
West Main Street
Remberlat
East Main Street
Ann Rowe
New York City
Henry Garken
Nancy
Westminster
Francis McGlockin
Howard McGlockin
Navy
Vincent Topper
Fort Myer
Virginia
Guy Topper
David Frailey
3Rd Service Command
U. S. Post Office
Baltimore
Clarence
Mamie Kelly
South
Seton Avenue
Ralph H. Kelly
Sicily
Pvt. Kelly
Martin Kelly
Pvt
Kelly
North Africa
Troina
Set Habard Gladhill
Birthday party held for Anita at Camas home
Mrs. Cellus Brown hosted Anita's sixth birthday Saturday afternoon at her Camas home. Refreshments were shared with guests including Jean Edel, Judy Ports, Patsy Barnes, Lou Ann Haight, Suzanne and Mary Lou Dorsey, Allene Brown, Jane Beaver, Nancy and Sandra Tucker, Bus, Butch Dorsey, Eddie Garner, Ralph Forthman, Lewis Wimmer, Tod Brown, and Lt. Hayden Lewis of the Army.
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Sykesville
Cellus Brown
Anita
Hinthaeg Af Thair
Camas Andi
Jean Edel
Judy
Ports
Patsy Barnes
Lou
Ann
Sykesville area social notes list local service members and visitors
Air Corps member Air Forces and Miss Frances Inswekins of Frostburg visited friends in Sykesville last Friday. Betty Lockard of Frederick spends weeks with grandparents in Frostburg area. Various relatives, spouses and friends from Baltimore, Lansdowne, Frederick and Gaithersburg visit, host, or travel through Western Maryland and Virginia.army and navy personnel in Fort Bragg Camp Rucker Fort Monroe and Strawbridge Home assignments are noted alongside social calls and weddings.
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Air Corps
Frances Inswe Kins
Frostburg
Sykesville
Lew
California
Lexington
Virginia
Mary Rehbein
Anderson
Baltimore
Andrew Rehbein
Betty Lockard
Frederick
Edward Currens
Russell Wilson
Elizabeth
Mildred Barnes
Maryland
Miss Barnes
Bernard V. Coal
Frederick County
Misses Jones
Central Avenue
Audrey Cool
Thurmont
Franklin Brown
Washington
Robert Frampton
Fort Bragg
N. C
Camp Rucker
Alabama
F. Reid Isaac
Strawbridge
Herschell Reed
George Buckingham
Marriottsville
Lloyd Parkenson
Betty
Charleston
W. Va
Hollis Williams
Walter Hawkins
John Forsythe
Philadelphia
Fort Jackson
Aly
William Arrington
Mona Jenkins
Willian Forthman
Winston-Salem
Monty O
Edward Forthman
GS. Army
Air Service
Forthman
Harry Bounds
Myrtie
Ja Pyt
Allen DeFontes
U.S. Army
Bettydane Hofman
Irene Leaking
George F. Howes
Ray Smith
Glen Burnie
J. Nevin Ports
Fort Monroe
Army Administration School
Jacob R. Jensen
U.S. Army Medical Corps
Pacific
Atlanta
Dolores Emory
Local visits and travel notes from Dorchester area happenings
The column records multiple visits and family connections across towns including Baltimore Gettysburg and Woodsboro. Paul Baker of Georgia enjoys a ten day fur lough with grandmother Addie Saylor while Doris Saylor returns home after time with Hall and Clara Martin. Visitors include Wilbert Smith Widdekind Claire Guise and families from Baltimore and Gettysburg. Ruth Smith returns to Baltimore work after staying with Edgar and family.
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Ladiesburg
Pre
Paul Baker
Georgia
Addie Saylor
Doris Saylor
Hall Martin
New Windsor
Edgar Smith
Wilbert Smith
Widdekind
Charles Smith
Baltimore
Claire Guise J
Gettysburg
Claudine Smith
Paul Gordon
Lyle Smith
Charles Hartman
Martin Saylor
Charles Simpson
Bark Hill
Ruth Smith
Ira Besecker
Washington, D. C
Walter
The Case of the Disappearing Plot on Tropicana
Hollywood gossip piece chronicles Mae West’s comeback talk with Victor Moore and Mae West quips about an alleged love scene while director Ratof and crew tease a pivotal plot moment in the Tropicana project. It notes the P-38 as a first line interceptor in aviation context.
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Propteana Thestais
Mae
Ciresory
Victor More
Willi Ganxden
Stu
West
Victor Moore
Bowe
Tal
Mae la
Hike Grable
Laide
Kamary
Theo
Miss West
Victor
Tropicana
velWeell
Raton
Ratoff
State Crops Are Hard Hit by Heat and Drought
Maryland's 1 673 000 acres of crops endured hot dry weather with scattered relief, especially in sheltered areas. Corn deteriorated, tobacco and soybeans weakened, early potatoes yielded low, and apples peaches pears grapes were hurt by late frosts. Truck crops suffered from rain and heat while tomatoes ripened prematurely.
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College Park
Aug
Pole
Maryland
Ube
Baie
Orass
Wicomico County
Seventh annual session of Good Templars opens soon
Mt Airy August 12 The Maryland Virginia and District of Columbia trend Dadar of the Trtret Tra national Order of Good Templars will open its 7th annual two day session next Wednesday R E Hardy grand chief templar will preside
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Mt. Airy
Maryland
Virginia
District of Columhia
Order of Good Templars
R. E. Hardy
Middletown Creamery Sale Announced to Brooklyn
Sale of the South Mountain Creamery is announced as a transaction to move operations to Brooklyn New York. South Mountain Dairies Inc is formed to take over the creamery with officers and incorporators including Alex Eisenberg Samuel Kane and Edwin C Hook. The new company will produce creamery butter and related dairy products and continues Sunnydale Farms Sunnydale Ice Cream Company and Penn Blue Ridge Dairies of Brooklyn. The War Department Pentagon has vast corridor space.
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South Mountain Creamery
Middletown
Brooklyn
N.Y
IMW
George O. Funkhouser
Alia S. Funkhouser
Hagerstown
EC Hoek Corporation
South Mountain Dairies, Inc
WIA
Alex Eisenberg
Samuel Kane
Edwin C Hook
Maduete Messrs
Eisenberg
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