Rationing eyed for next winter by Interior and council
Secretary Krug warned Congress fuel oil rationing may be needed next winter if production does not rise. The National Petroleum Council proposed 20 recommendations to ease shortages, urging production boosts and expanded tanker capacity. Long term plans include equitable oil distribution via pools if needed, with focus on next summer and next winter heating needs. 4 H girls meet in Wolfsville with 25 members. demonstrations on room organization and storage offered by agents.
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Distillery May Not Open After Holiday
Beltimore on January 27 officials of the Frank L. Wight Castiling Company Lorelei Baltimore County said the state's last rye distillery likely will not reopen after the holiday shutdown. The Lorelei plant, part of Hiram Walker and Sons, produced about 4 09000 cases annually and faced grain-supply uncertainties as U S tastes shift toward blends. Howard Walton cited no immediate operations planned by Hiram Walker.
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CIO Opposes Third Party in Wallace Movement
The CIO executive board narrowly voted 33 to 31 against backing a third party in 1948. President Murray announced the anti third party stance after eight hours, saying such support would weaken chances for a progressive Congress. Bridges urged Wallace candidacy but was not bound. The lone dissenter was Albert J. Fitzgerald.
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CIO Resolves No Compulsion On Wallace Support
The CIO leadership says no provision of the resolution compels members to back Wallace if dissenting unions choose differently. Murray notes the executive board must guide but not bind membership, while the CIO remains not committed to any presidential aspirant. The document urges a unified progressive program, maximum registration, and voting to advance world peace and security in 1948.
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Farmers Co op Meets Jan 24 Stockholders Session
The annual stockholders meeting of the Farmers Cooperative Association will be held at Frederick High School on Saturday starting at 4:30 p.m. Main items include rodent control discussions, best field crop varieties, and election of five directors for three-year terms. Delegates to Federated Cooperatives of Maryland will be elected. An entertainment and educational program, chaired by Remberg, opens at noon and is open to the public.
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Daniel J. Thomas
Charles Remsberg
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Frederick county farm topics lead off school program
Pal entertainment by H David Hagan a local magician includes group singing. The educational program features agricultural topics by John W Magruder extension agronomist University of Maryland on recommended varieties of field crops for Frederick county to boost per acre yields. John C Jones specialist predator and rodent control discusses control of rats and other rodents on the farm.
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Washington, DC
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Practical methods for farm rat control and latest poisons
Mr. Jones discusses effective farm rat control, detailing practical trapping and poisoning updates. He shares actionable steps for farmers and notes his leadership of the rodent control program.
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Government Initiates Action in Middle Atlantic States
Report states officials plan a government initiated program in the Middle Atlantic region. The note, attributed to The News, mentions state steps, timelines, and expected public impact. Further details were not provided in readable text.
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