Army To Take Huge Quantity Of Meat As Scarcity Increases
Army orders priority for 25 percent of total meat production from federally inspected packers, aiming for 6.9 million pounds monthly. Officials warn of possible Agriculture Department action if priorities are ignored as shortages spark political debate. Governors and Chicago mayor press for federal relief amid restaurant and hospital demands.
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Washington
Army
Agriculture Department
House
MyCormack
Massachusetts
OPA
Cael Tee
McCormack
Albuquerque
N. A
Anderson
Navy
Marine Corps
War Shipping Administration
Veterans Hospitals
War Department
New England
Edward J. Kelly
Chicago
Boston
Truman
Price
Paul Porter
Ad- Chairfase
Campaign Head Chosen To Lead Frederick Calini Drive
Mr. Collinus will head the drive for Frederick Calini 7 with committees named and preparations under way for a campaign launch on October 14. Officials say shortages stem from heavy July August marketing, with few cattle of desirable weight available until further fattening. Baldwin’s officials note the Agriculture Department cannot aid hospitals with overseas supplies, while the OPA orders meat dealers to supply institutions with the full amount of meat they purchased in 1940 before selling to others.
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McCormack
Capitol Hill
Maurice J. Tobin
Massachusetts
Raymond E. Baldwin
Connecticut
Anderson Sarap
Beef Industry Advisory Committee
OPA
J. E B. Frawley
American Hotel Association
New York
Willy Goutisel
Anderson
Porter
Tobin
Collinus
Frederick Calini
Baldwin
Agriculture Department
Alto
Thirteen Pints Of Blood By Thurmont Woman For WWII Veterans
Mrs. Charlie Clarke of Thurmont plans to donate a thirteenth pint to aid World War II veterans. She previously gave twelve pints in August at Fort Howard Veterans Hospital near Baltimore as she responds to the wartime need.
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Charlie. Clarke
Thurmont
Maryland 29th Division Salutes War Heroine Mrs Clark
Wounded veterans say civilians can repay the debt. Mrs. Clark repeatedly donated to the Army-Navy Blood Bank during the war. After the Baltimore center closed she traveled to Fort Howard for extra donations. A weekly station wagon ferries volunteers to the hospital. In two weeks she will reach the thirteenth pint. The 29th Division honored her at the Labor Day postwar reunion inviting her to ride in the Baltimore parade.
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Nue
New Tie up To Face Shipping
Pacific coast ship operators reject a labor peace conference invite as a nationwide strike threat by engineers looms. CIO Marine Engineers Beneficial Association members push for a 35 percent wage boost with first ballots showing strong walkout support next Monday. Union leaders plan talks with shippers on the Atlantic and Gulf coasts while the Pacific-American Sailors Association favors West Coast meetings. Antwerp?
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Associated Press
Secretary of Labor
Lewis B. Schwellenbach
Washington
CIO Marine Engineers Beneficial Association
Lyate
Alencay
Atlantic
Gulf
Schwellenbach
Pacific-American Shipsowners Association
AFL Sailors Union of the Pacific
New York
Jmarine
Local Officials and Chapter Officers Listed in Washington Scene
Tightly grouped names show registrar Mrs Samuel L Burn Jr Cambridge librarian Mrs Charles Clemson Westminster editor Mrs Joan Collinson Jr Baltimore state president Children of the American Revolution Georg e Vietheer vice president general and honorary Maryland Star Regent expected. Weather notes report 24 hour precipitation none at 8 a m and seasonal totals. river conditions mark Monocacy muddy at Ceresville and Potomac muddy at Point of Rocks.
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James Heinlein Harris
Frederick
Maryland State Society
Daughters of the American Revolution
Hotel Belvedere
Baltimore
Ethel Close Buckey
George W. P. Whip
Mark Reed
Hagerstown
Thomas George
Wowson
John Edward Duker
Nannie A
Ceresville
Potomac
Point of Rocks
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Marine Engineers
Lord Baltimore
Theodore R. McKeldin
Houston
Texas
Norfolk
Sears
Lewistown
Woodsmen
Unkle
West Patrick ST. Frederick, MD
Knox Voyageur VI
Vogue
Allstate
Straightlins
Femender
NEEM
Patrick ST
Frederick, MD
Sear
Patrick Street
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