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Parowan Times

Location

Parowan, Utah, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1944

Page

5

Prices Of Reconversion Items To Be Regulated

War era policies outline price controls for reconversion goods including ice boxes bicycles and stoves. Bowles warns against setting prices too high or too low to avoid inflation and low demand while urging production at the lowest consumer cost. He recalls 1918 1920 price swings and stresses caution to prevent a postwar downturn.

OPA Chester A. Bowles Bowles

New Life for Helicopters Promised by War Born Engineering Studies

War era research drives helicopter progress promising postwar aviation use. Bell Aircraft of Buffalo unveils a two blade rotor system that improves stability under gusts, enabling simplified controls. Arthur M. Young led 15 years of development shaping commercial and military prospects.

Army Navy Coast Guard New York Harbor Bell Aircraft Corporation Buffalo New York Bell Helicopter Arthur M. Young Bell Aircraft Factory Niagara Falls N.Y

Protects Yields Annual Value to Farmers

A report notes that value tied to disease and drought resistant crop varieties yields farmers 65 to 70 million dollars yearly. It credits the Department of Agriculture's Fruit and Vegetable Diseases and other research programs, saying funding totaled only 14 million dollars in the first 44 years of the department's existence.

Lead poisoning risk for dairy cattle from old paint

Dairy animals are highly sensitive to lead poisoning and may ingest lead paint. Dispose of old lead paint cans and pails and avoid lead paint inside barns. Do not allow animals to contact painted surfaces until they are completely dry.

Banana constituents and nutritional value

The principal solid part of the banana is easily digestible fruit sugars with high energy value. Bananas provide about 445 calories per pound, plus small percentages of fiber fats proteins and 11 minerals. Ripe fruit contains vitamins A C and small amounts of B vitamins and is noted for infant feeding and for feeding the sick and aged.

Protein Foods Refrigeration Guidelines for Fresh Meat and Fish

The chief protein foods including meat fish poultry and eggs must be refrigerated to prevent dangerous bacteria as they spoil. Keep meat and poultry in the coldest part of the refrigerator and cook variety and ground meats the day you buy them. Wrap fish if stored for a few hours to protect other foods from its flavor and odor. Also keep all meat dishes broths and gravies in the coldest spot.

Tapioca derived from manioc root in New World

Tapioca, familiar to housewives, comes from the tuberous manioc root. Manioc, native to the New World, spread like rubber and cacao to become a staple of global production and commerce.

New World

Chard plants yield fresh leaves after trimming base

When a hard plant becomes overgrown the leaves can be cut near the base and new young growth appears. Some varieties have heavy leaf stalks suitable for rocking and serving like asparagus while the dark green leaves provide the most nutritious part. A red chard variety adds decorative value and is used as a border in ornamental plantings.

Mending Tape and Cinchona Seedings in Public Notice

Mending tape offers a simple patch for worn fabric by pressing with a hot iron. It comes in various widths and colors and should be used according to directions. Medicine Farms reports 131,000 cinchona seedlings grown for quinine in the U S and distributed to seven republics, with 200,000 more awaiting placement.

Consumers' Guide Announces Price Controls and Increases

The article notes price hikes on Sanforized chambray work shirts and related apparel effective September 1 under the 1944 stabilization act, with one cent per yard added to denim. It also describes ceiling prices on staple work clothes, advance beets and potatoes pricing for 1944–45, and July overcharge collections totaling over seven thousand dollars. Five more blue stamps become valid September 1 for processed foods Go through Lo.

OPA U. S&s Fo.b U. S. Treasury Treasury

Local residents share visits and minor mishaps galore

Locals and visitors arrive from Beaver Delta Monrovia and Cedar City. Gerald Hyatt, son of Roy Hyatt, breaks an arm after a fall but is recovering. Families including Reeves Orton Stevens Lowder and Banks visit, travel, and camp near Panguitch lake while relatives portray a week of casual gatherings.

Pangultch Lake Gerald Hyatt Roy Hyatt Gerald Kenneth Lowder Marion Lowder Cedar City Edgar Lowder Salt Lake City

Ration stamps and beef orders update from wartime bulletin

The notice lists stamp validity for HATSON timetables, processed foods, sugar, shoes, and gasoline with indefinite validity for many items. It confirms June 16 as the start for No 32 sugar, notes 5 pounds canning sugar, and states beef is rationed only for steaks and roasts from commercial good and choice grades while other beef becomes ration free after a WFA amendment. pork hams and loins returned to the ration list on August 13.

WFA

Rhodesian crops and livestock boost Southern Rhodesia output

Southern Rhodesia produces cereals fruits vegetables alongside grazing two million cattle and other livestock. Chief crops include tobacco cotton citrus fruits pineapples bananas and peanuts, reflecting a diverse agricultural portfolio in the colony's economy.

Southern Rhodesia United States

Needs Pruning

Every grape vine needs pruning yearly to yield good grapes. Beginners fear the severe pruning but choose a system and start with pruning shears soon. March is the usual pruning month though pruned after growth begins is not overly harmful. Vines bleed but rarely suffer serious damage.

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