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The Canton Repository

Location

Canton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1942

Page

10

Tin can shortage may boost dried and frozen foods output

War limits tin and canning materials. The War Production Board restricts tin use and shifts focus to drying and freezing as substitutes. Substitutes like drying plants and plastic research rise, while government and industry push for efficient storage and cold lockers to preserve scarce nutrients and extend food supplies for Britain and the armed forces.

Washington British Malaya Dutch East Indies War Production Board Great Britain France Agriculture Department Army Navy

REALTORS MAP PLANS FOR STATE MEETING

Representatives of local and state committees plan the Ohio Real Estate association annual convention. Meeting at noon Monday at the Onesto hotel outlines May 25 to 27 in Canton with Ralph S. Cook as local chair and Earl McBride leading the state committee alongside Paul O. Krider and T. K. Harris from Canton.

Ohio Real Estate Association Onesto Ralph S. Cook Joseph L. Conrad Albert Fink H. M. Dinger M. E. Patterson Rachel de Hoff Carl F. Wise Canton Board Roy Moharry Earl McBride Youngstown Paul O. Krider Canton T. K. Harris State Association

Roosevelt Lewis Break Laid To Mine Legislation

The Associated Press reports in District 50 News that the rift between President Roosevelt and John L. Lewis stems from the administration not enacting a federal mine inspection bill. The union editorial says passage would have been the sole reward Lewis sought for backing Roosevelt's reelection bid.

Roosevelt - Lewis Associated Press Washington Roosevelt John L. Lewis United Mine Workers Union District 50 News United Mine Workers of America Lewis

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