School Lunch Importance Cited in New Nutrition Talks
In Virginia sixinus discourse at a United Nations food conference Surgeon General Farran of UV health service promotes a social policy to expand protective nutrition for children and expectant mothers. He cites Oslo breakfast style school meals including milk cheese a sandwich and carrot as key. Group feeding gains importance with improved school performance and longer potential lifespans, though exact diets vary by country and climate.
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New World Food Charter Shapes Global Aid Effort
Reported today that a new world food charter, linked to a postwar international economy, is being shaped by United Nations backed talks. The plan envisions universal rationing, expanded agricultural output, reduced tariffs, and a global banking system to combat hunger and rebuild economies after the war. Leaders warn sacrifices will vary by nation, with the United States Britain and Latin American countries bearing notable burdens.
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Tomato-Picking Holiday Sought by Rio Grande Growers
May 29 the County Farm Bureau urged tomato growers in the Lower Rio Grande valley to cooperate on a tomato harvesting holiday through June 1 to stabilize prices. President Bil Hervey of the bureau said the move would help packing plants clear excess stock, bolster the market, and reduce crate material shortages.
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Midland Crash Takes Five Lives In Army Bomber Crash
Midland public relations office said five airmen from Midland bonadier school were killed when a B 34 bomber crashed 40 miles north of Midland on Friday. Names listed include Capt. Bamvel Tevid and Flight Officers Saranel Wyhoras, Robert Te Williams, Pyts Donald Seatille and Wayne Moki. The aircraft burned after impact.
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World Food Co-ops Urged at United Nations Conference
At the United Nations food conference a resolution backing agricultural credits from public private and cooperative sources grows. Delegates from 27 nations attended a dinner hosted by Murray D Lincoln to discuss the global cooperative movement. Lincoln predicted a future of international trade among cooperatives to spread food to more people at lower prices.
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Kiwanis urged to combat juvenile delinquency in war era
Ray mond W. Robbins urged Kiwanis members to fight juvenile delinquency as a wartime evil. He spoke to the Kiwanis club on The Serven Club in Time of War and urged carrying the pioneer spirit westward into postwar spiritual renewal. Yuma Devessa proposed forming an international cooperative league, drawing strong applause.
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Hear Attacks On OPA Rules Unfair Regulation Critique
Washington May 22 Amid hearings on OPA rules critics label price control orders unfair and question political influence on labeling. House committee leaders plan to summon OPA and WEB officials next week to answer charges that theorists drive consumer adjustments. Deputy OPA chief Dr. H. Galbraith cited as chief offender, with warnings that price fixing and standards harm small merchants and favor large concerns under government influence.
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Farmers Rally Over Dehydrator Shortage At Virginia Conference
Hot Springs Va Farmers at an internat food conference urged greater drought relief after the War Production Board said family size dehydrators for drying farm produce will not be available until mid August or September. County cooperative manager H R Seabrooke said the shortage affects Bath Allegheny Rockingham Augusta and Highland counties and will delay expanding home canning and storage for crops.
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