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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1945
Page
8
A humorous dialogue features Mary with a missing litle watch and Time Marches On leading the scene. Harry and Mabel discuss a marriage bid, while Cop and Sweet Thing spar over licensing and ownership in a comic exchange.
Notice to all persons that March 5 1945 is the claim date in the estate of Laura M Francke Deceased pending in the County Court of Carroll County Illinois. Claims may be filed against the estate on or before the date without issuance of summons. Ernest W Francke Executor Chas E Stuart Attorney.
The Rt. Rev. Veda Samuel Azariah, first native Indian Anglican bishop, dies at Dornakal South India. As Bishop of Dornakal he led a vast diocese of 21 000 square miles with over six million people and more than 200 000 Anglicans. A renowned figure, he spoke at conferences in the United States England Switzerland and Australia and chaired India's National Christian Council promoting church unity and ecumenism.
The Board of National Missions elects a successor as president of the Home Missions Council of North America. Other items include approval of a quota plan for Asiatic Indians by the Congregational Board, a German POW camp at a New England post, and Goodwill Industries expanding services for the handicapped with a $7.6 million annual budget across 90 agencies. Chaplain Clingman appeals for photos from the South Pacific, and a light joke ends the page.
Frank Priebe reports the War Food Administration will support producer prices starting January 1 1945 at 27 cents a dozen for candled eggs and 24 cents for current receipts 90 percent of parity. The program aims to supply 250 million pounds of shell eggs next year with 100 million pounds on hand and significant shipments to Europe and Britain. The WFA anticipates demanding about 25 million cases of shell eggs and notes allied relief and military needs.
The speaker outlines a government target of 25 to 28 million cases of eggs and cites Col Olmstead's estimate that surplus after domestic demand could reach 27 million cases. He notes lessons from this year and says the egg purchase program aims to avoid storage shortages and delays in decisions.
The speaker asserts Congress and officials will enforce the 90 percent parity price for eggs through the War Food Administration. Col. Omstead and his department plan to implement the policy, expressing confidence in the government's plan and reducing doubt about ordering chicks.
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