Swine Industry Develops Feed Conservation Plan
A government backed swine feed conservation plan is developed by industry leaders and government aides to cut waste and boost efficiency. The program emphasizes better breeding, conserved feed, disease control, and improved management to finish hogs at 200 to 240 pounds and maximize forage and protein use. It unites producers, packers, veterinarians, and equipment makers in a patriotic effort to raise herd profitability while supporting war goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WNE Service
Union Trust
Washington, D. C
Acén
London
Department of Agriculture
BM. Carpenter
Cifard D. Carpenter
We Food Production Administration
War Food Administration
Chicago
Tese
America
Uncle Sam
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
NACA
Langley Field
Moffett Field
Calif
Cleveland
Ohio
National Women's Advisory Committee
The
War Manpower Commission
Armed Services
Port of Anzio Shows War Efficiency and Organization
Ernie Pyle reports from Anzio where British and American forces run a wrecked port like a Navy office. Quarters, a bakery, laundry, and salvage depots function under constant shelling with officers tracking daily supplies on big charts. A major focus is preventing gasoline fires, while a reserve of graves and a cemetery keep meticulous records for American and German dead.
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Fifth Army
Italy
Anzio
New York
Licata
Siciliy
Charles Monnier
Dixon and Tremont
Africa
Monnier
Quartermaster Corps
Fifth
Cornelius. Holcomb
Seattle
Pigeon Rescues Stranded Airmen With Parachute Message
Brief notes describe a trained pigeon dropped in a waterproof container to reach stranded airmen. They send a trooper bird back with details on needs and condition as per the Canadian information bulletin Weekly Editor Looks at Ottawa. Also cited: U S Army requires 75,000 to 106,000 monthly to sustain 7,700,000 peak strength. Navy needs 400,000 more by September 1 to reach 4,500,000 total. Buy War Bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RCAF
Canadian Information Bulletin
Ottawa
U. S Army
War Department
Navy
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
War nicknames shift from Jerry to Kraut in front line use
The speaker notes how wartime slang evolves, calling Germans "Jerry" early in the war and "Kraut" more recently at the front. The shift reflects changing attitudes and daily language among troops as the conflict progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry
Barbera Pattern Styles for Summer Frocks and Cardigans
The ad describes two outfits combining princess frock features with sailor collar trims in launderable cotton. It notes Barbara Pattern numbers for sizes 11 to 29 and 32 to 44, with details on fabric, trims, neckline, and interchangeable pieces like a frilled jabot and pique collar.
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Barbara
Household Tips From an Old Manual
Practical hints on repairing raincoats with adhesive tape and binder, using leftover starch for polished Tinoleum, rinsing measuring tools in hot water to prevent molasses sticking, loosening tight glass stoppers with warm cloth or vinegar, scrubbing a clothesline, extending hosiery life with velvet tips, and using fancy paper pastries to decorate and present baked goods without returning leftover paste. Also suggests a three-jabot vessel for quick change.
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C. D. Carpenter
Cooperative Business Men of Agriculture
Baukhage
Ernie Pyle
Ermie
Pvt
Ernie’ Dygert
Red Lodge
Mont
Dygert
Amy
Ming
John C. Strickland
Oklahoma City
Avalon
Ark
Naples
Ernie Pyie
Bankhage
Barbera Bell Patern
Shiorty
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
South Wells St
Baker No
Reischmann
Milee-bhat
Kellogg's
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