Fats and Oils Shortage Threatens U.S. Industry in 1807
The United States faces a fats and oils shortage for industrial use in 1807, with an estimated 180 million pounds less supply than 1944. Declines stem from depleted reserves and lower slaughter and flaxseed outputs, risking reduced production of soaps, paints, textiles, and household goods. Public need centers on converting used fats into industrial oils to mitigate the gap.
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United
United States
Striking Highway Dept Workers Warned by Governor
Columbus authorities report thirty seven State Highway Department workers in Jackson were warned by Gov. Thomas J. Merbert that failure to return to work would be treated as quitting. Picket lines formed around the Jackson garage after nine employees were discharged for political activity and disciplinary issues. Samuel Anderson, secretary of the Ohio State Employes Council CAPL, said the new walkout lacked council authorization.
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Columbus
Highway Department
Thomas J. Merbert
Jackson
Samuel Anderson
Ohio State Employes Council
CAPL
Community Holy Week Services In Amherst This Week
Rev Myron Glick leads Hal y Week services at Congregational church from Tuesday to Friday at 800 p m. Themes focus on The Cross Modern Symbol of Christianity with speakers from Oberlin Amherst Elyria and a candlelight communion. Music by the Edward Boepple family. Girl Scouts and leaders attend with pledges and plans for an Easter party. Large industry reports trolley coach wages in 1945 averaging 260 monthly with a 25 percent rise.
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Thomas W. Grahan
Oberlin
E. MH
Ruth
Andy Gainok
Pine Tree
Tawn Hall
Carl Obenourigh
William Jince
Ater
Diel Usig
Donna Flowers
All types or proverty faatlinga compromise case
A garbled note references Cast, Boyers, A. BEbe o. SE Aria Bavinga and Trust Bide with Ph. d407 and Trust Bit. Details are unclear due to damaged text but imply a property or trust related dispute involving multiple named entities.
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Boyers
A. Bebe O
Aria Bavinga & Trust
Schroeder Tin Shop Back To Pre War Basis
Schroeder Tin Shop at 626 Lodt street expects spring to end war bottlenecks and restore normal business. J L Schroeder says manpower will reach seven workers after discharge around April and materials, especially galvanized iron, should loosen soon with ample supply to handle any job without long delays.
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Schroeder Tin Shop
J. L. Schroeder
Schroeder Ti
Lodt Street
Unis
Schroeder
Schroeder Firm Expands Roofing and Heating Installations
Schroeder now handles all kinds of roofing and heating installs. Shortages of asphalt shingles are easing this spring. They can install hot air furnaces fired by coal oil or gas with gas still restricted for homes. Oil burners are available for immediate installations or conversions. The firm emphasizes swift emergency service and priority for wartime calls, maintaining the policy for all jobs from simple control adjustments to full overhauls.
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Schroeder
Ross Co Roan Furniture Delivers Wide Home Goods Range
Ross Co at 408 Middle Avenue showcases extensive new furniture for every room, from dinette sets in pastel plastics and formica to oak and mahogany dining suites and modern living room pieces. Verna Ross promises April radio promo with a free plastic pinup with each sale, highlighting a vast inventory and large company stock.
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Verna Ross
Middle Avenue
Furnace Street
Duncan Miyre
Ross
Charles of London
Regency
Burton Dixie, Lewy and Barcalo
Rliders
Duran
Huntington Returns to Tome Huntington
Marilyn Garri son returns to Wellington after weeks with grandparents Forest and Mrs Rice. Richard Simonson rushed to Lodi Hospital for a hand injury. Ted Regal and Dean Regal attend an uncle’s funeral in Kenton Saturday. Ceilan Baker Jr recovering at Akron Children’s Hospital. Fred and Mrs Mohns travel home from winter in Sarasota. Forest Rice and Robert Rice visited Sullivan on Sunday.
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Huntington
Tome Huntington
Marilyn Garrison
Wellington
Forest Rice
Richard Simonson
Lodi Hospital
Ted Regal
Dean Regal
Kenton
Ceilan Baker, Jr
Akron
Fred Mohns
Sarasota
Fla
Robert Rice
Sullivan
Home Circle to Meet Huntington at Grange Hall
The Home Circle Club will meet at the Grange Hall on Wednesday April 2. Officers of the Wesdber exchange of bulbs and plants will be arranged for a later date. Committee members include Mrs Caroline Crile Mrs Maxine Realsey and Mrs Elizabeth Rowsbori. Chilean grapes and melons will cost US buyers more this year due to higher labor costs in South America.
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Home Circle
Huntington
Home Circle Club
Grange, Hall
Caroline Crilé
Maxine, Realsey
Elizabeth Rodsbori
Dice Net
United States
America
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