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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1942
Page
10
The article notes Americans consume 159 quarts of milk annually in fluid form, milk as a protective food, and recommended per capita consumption of 270 quarts. It cites butter requiring 157 quarts per pound, cheese needing 26 quarts per 5.7 pounds, ice cream 19 quarts per person, and 29 quarts for concentrated or dry milk products.
More than eight million Methodists in over forty three thousand churches will mark the 71st Methodist Student Day next Sunday June 14. Funds go to the Student Loan Fund to aid students who might not finish college with donations encouraged via defense savings stamps and bonds.
AP reports in Quitman Georgia that a sugar shortage among merchants sparked a run on lemon candy. The item, seen as a twofer, satisfies sweet tooth cravings and seasons iced tea amid tight sugar supplies.
San Francisco plans a gas attack alert using banging on pans and tubs. Jack Helms, civilian defense director, orders the signal. The 21,000 member air raid warden service will participate, while little Johnnie is left out.
J M Galvin recalls the Tokyo bombing hero Jimmy Doolittle as a tousle headed youngster who sold newspapers on Nome streets in 1907. He bought U S papers brought by steamers and charged $1 a copy in the frontier town.
Holsum Bread made by the Holsum Baking Co. at 723 N. Main is sold by leading grocers and served by local residents. It boasts high milk and shortening content, strong protein and carbohydrate value, vitamins, and health endorsement. The firm stresses sanitary baking, public inspection, and support of home industry in Roswell.
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