Serious Food Shortage Fears Highlight Wartime Talk
Hopper Payne of the National Canners Association warned Rotary Club listeners there is no real food crisis yet but the future looks grave. He cited manpower, fertilizer, livestock feed and farm equipment shortages as key limits and urged plans to recruit migrant workers and import labor. He stressed that even with relief efforts the nation remains short of both farm production and processing manpower.
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Hopper Payne
National Canners Associaton
Payne
Rotary Club
Francis Scout Key Hotel
Mr. Payne
West
Washington
Fredericksonians
A . Payne
Farm Labor Bureau
Charles W. Ross
Charles McC. Mathias
F. Leary
G. Frank Thomas
Allen Kline
John W. Russell
Toile
W. Wachter
Charles C. Morgan
W. R. Slemmer, Jr
Douglas Orndorff
Overworked treadles drive Port land Red Cross sewing SOS
Danish women members of the United Presbyterian church at Portland Oregon have sent an SOS for repairs on sewing machines used for Red Cross work. The article notes tin used to solder parts in a medium Army tank could yield 10 000 tin cans.
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United Preshterian Church
Portland
Ore
Red Cross
Yanks Consolidate Tunisian Advance From Gafsa To El Guedar
Under cold rain American columns in central Tunisia held gains at Gafsa and advanced toward El Guedar, restoring battle lines near those positions after Rommel's six week push. In the south the British Eighth Army won a victory at Mareth Line's northern end.
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Tunisia
Gafsa
el Guedar
Rommels
Eighth Army
Mareth Line
Brandenberg Brothers in Army Service
Seaman Second Class Irvin T. Brandenburg and Sergeant Jefferson Brandenburg, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Brandenburg of Brad dock Heights, have joined the armed forces. Irvin entered service October 1 and is at torpedo school in San Diego, California. Jefferson is stationed somewhere in England.
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Irvin T. Brandenburg
Sgt
Jefferson Brandenburg
Rufus Brandenburg
Braddock Heights
Seaman Brandenburg
Torpedo School
San Diego
Calif
Sgt. Brandenburg
England
Baltimore Exhibition Promotes Submarine Discovery
Mass Agnes Welty Martins ty and Mr Sigafoose announce nine children sixteen grandchildren twelve great grandchildren and four great great grandchildren. A Japanese submarine captured at Pearl Harbor will be exhibited in Baltimore, with the officer who commanded it. The sub is on a national bond tour for the U S Treasury Department.
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Bure
Mr. Sigafoose
Pearl Marbor
Baltimore
Ihand
UTS
Fragmentary wartime notice on stamps and funding
A damaged fragment describes April 8 and 9 events involving war stamps, a Coal Guard operation, and a submarine. It mentions auctions or purchases to fund wartime efforts and notes that some participants may be restricted Davy by age.
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Dilbelian
Coal Guard Y Tank
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