Dairy industry meets war production milk challenge nationwide
June dairy month highlights 26 million cows on 5 million farms producing more than 44 million pounds of milk daily. Milk and milk products deemed vital for Allied nations and U S war effort with dry milk solids rising to 49.8 million pounds in March and cheese and evaporated milk production expanding to meet demand. Wisconsin leads butter and evaporated milk output with several states contributing to a nationwide effort to sustain nutrition and victory.
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Chicago
United States
Maine
California
Canadian
Gulf
National Dairy Council
United Nations
Wisconsin
New York
Ohio
Illinois
Michigan
Missouri
Indiana
Washington
Pennsylvania
Red Cross News Letters Help Families In War Ration
Thousands seek news of relatives in Poland, Holland, Belgium and occupied territories. Since US entry, only Red Cross inquiry service can forward 25 word messages in English, with translation if needed. Censorship bans politics, military topics, and place names, but the form carries human warmth across oceans to awaiting families.
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Law
MIT
Red Cross
American Red Cross
Poland
Holland
Belgium
America
United States Office of Censorship
Red Cross Inquiry Service
International Red Cross Committee
Geneva
Switzerland
United States
International Red Cross
WNU
Ice Cream Consumption Surges Across Nation
Ice cream, hailed as the all American dessert, has more than doubled per person intake in eight years from about 4 quarts to over 10 quarts in 1941. The industry relies on nearly one million cows with Pennsylvania leading production, closely followed by New York, together accounting for more than a quarter of U S output.
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Minnesota
Iowa
Wisconsin
United States
Michigan
Nebraska
Missouri
Illinois
Ohio
Kansas
Indiana
California
North Dakota
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Washington
Lendlease
New York
Oregon
Texas
Calvary
Luther
God
Jesus
Los Angeles
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Maryland
Lesson for June 7 Scripture Texts Se lected
The file outlines lesson subjects and scripture texts chosen by the International Council of Religious Education for June 7. Copyrighted material is used by permission, indicating licensed distribution for teaching and study.
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International Council of Religious Education
Route to Happiness and the Pursuit of God's Will
The excerpt argues happiness comes from accepting St. Paul's postulate of seeking a heavenly city while fully living on earth. It asserts life thrives when we do God's will in every action and moment, blending earthly enjoyment with spiritual aim.
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St. Paul's
Earth
Flamingo red chairs brighten a modern Homemakers setting
Ruth Wyeth Speaks shows how color warms a room with flamingo red chairs paired with tan couch covers. The chair cording and cushions echo the red and tan scheme, illustrating resourceful home styling. A note mentions the sketch not in booklets and directs readers to order BOOK 8 for chair frame dimensions and 31 homemaking projects.
Learning Is Not Free
A reflection on the value of education noting that many want learning yet refuse to pay its price, highlighting the tension between desire and sacrifice in pursuit of knowledge.
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Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
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Ruth Wyeth Spears
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Arom
Sunkist
Ter
California Fruit Growers Exchange
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