Fat Salvage Effort Aids War Food Supply
A 1946 report praises U S meat dealers and housewives for steady fat recovery. Civilian and military programs have returned 860 million pounds of used fat, supporting soap making and food supply. If fats had not been salvaged, civilian soap and edible fats would be scarcer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Fat Salvage Committee
U. S
Codees Nisha
Dennia A. Fitzgerald
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Ticket Found From 1876 Wellington Fair in Brighton
A partially readable fragment notes a membership ticket dated 1876 for the Wellington Fair. The item was found among papers in Brighton and references a local fair participation. No other names or locations beyond Brighton are clearly identified.
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Brighton
Minor Rolfe
Wellington
North Olmsted Homecoming and Garden Club Show
North Olmsted hosts a Homecoming and first annual Garden Club show on Saturday August 24. Event runs 1 to 8 30 pm with a flower and vegetable show, ball games for youths, an archery demonstration, a 4 H Club style show, and evening orchestral entertainment. Exhibits for residents and Garden Club members, no entry fee, junior section available, awards for adults and youths. Further details via committee. England photo boom despite paper shortage.
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North Olmsted
North Olmsted Garden Club
North Olmsted Fark
Kiwanis Club
Cleveland Archery Club
Fordstvwn Orchestra
North Olmsted Garden Clin
Junnior
Fat Salvage Chief Hopes for More Soap and Supplies
A 1940s style feature urges households to collect used cooking fats and deliver them to meat dealers for fat salvage. It explains how every pound finances more packaged laundry soap, toilet soap, and soap production, tying household fat disposal to national supplies and wartime needs. It cites the American Fat Salvage Committee and government cooperation to boost soap and other byproducts.
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Rogbing
al Salvage
Department of Agriculture
Patrona
Karl W. Dimerson
Amalgamated
Mest Cuttere and Butcher Workmen
North America
Mr. Jimerson
Olle Moens Thatitchon Gronse
Ann
Washington
Cowire
American Fat Salvage Committee
Avery
Americas
Agricultural tips from the Iowa and Michigan stations on grain drying and crop care
Practical notes cover drying damp corn by maximizing air flow in the crib, alfalfa seeding and soil protection, DDT use for apple moths with timing, silage from culled potatoes, soil humus loss in Corn Belt soils and the need to restore humus, hatchery chick sexing for Red varieties, dusting lambs for ticks with a special oil mix, and dairy calf rearing guidelines including milk rations and housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Experiment Station
Cities flow increase in 1900 to 1940 census
In 1900 there were thirty eight cities with pipe stations above 1000. By the 1940 census that number had grown to ninety two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Labor shortage worsens as workers quit demand high
Production setbacks rise as Chingse and Korgan depart and nine workers leave. Efforts to recruit sufficient Japanese laborers meet with limited success, hampering operations and prompting management to reassess staffing plans.
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Chingse
Korgan
Failurg
World Food Board Proposal Stirs Copenhagen Debate
Washington reports outline of Sir Joan Boyd Orr’s plan to create a world food board to set minimum and maximum prices for key commodities and to buy surplus when prices fall and release stocks when prices rise. Critics warn of funding questions and potential for U S tap. leaders in London and Washington weigh alternate paths to Copenhagen.
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Washington
Copenhagen
Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
Joan Boyd Ore
FAO
World Food Board
Joseph
Egypt
London
Smart Boys
Sam
Food Board
Sruman
United States
Clynton Anderson
Stodahn
Global food board idea beat at Copenhagen talks
The text discusses FAO and UNRRA, a world food board with global powers, and potential shifts after UNRRA as Europe faces food shortfalls. It notes tentative plans for Bond to take over UNRRA duties, uncertain prospects, and long energy gaps before 1998 levels. Also mentions tobacco excise duties in British East Africa at $1.62 per pound for cigarettes.
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FAO
Sencca
Everson
Ford
UNARA
Europe
Sir Jonn
World Food Board
Copenhagen
United Feature Syndicate
Kenya
Uganda
Tanganyika
British Beat Africa
Revised Ceiling Prices On Used 1946 Cars
Ceiling prices for used 1946 cars are revised with new dollar and cent figures. The changes apply to three regions and become effective August 1. The notes indicate instances of price adjustments by sellers for specific models and vintages.
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