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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1944
Page
5
The author argues parity prices misalign poultry and egg profits. He notes eggs run 90 to 120 percent of parity while poultry runs 120 to 135 percent, counting back to 1909–14 baselines. He cites rising egg output and calls for lower government support levels, with producers pressing for 75 to 90 percent parity.
The speaker discusses parity pricing for eggs, noting a higher spring support figure and a smaller spring fall price gap. The aim is to align with the current seasonal production pattern, but the speaker remains puzzled and seeks the root causes unknown to poultry raisers.
The Navy announces a program to train Air crewmen for 52 weeks at Memphis. Applicants aged 17 to 26 undergo aptitude and physical exams in Chicago and, on completion, receive Petty Officer ratings as Aviation Radiomen Ordnance Men or Aviation Machinist Mates with Silver Wings. Transportation meals and lodging are provided.
The piece lists the Church of Christ Scientist Lesson-Sermon on August 27 with citations from Isaiah John and Mary Baker Eddy and includes guidance on selecting squash or pumpkin for storage. It advises choosing heavy fruits with hard rinds and avoiding damp or waterlogged specimens and storing at 55 to 70 degrees.
The Presbyterian Church in the U S A contemplates negotiations under Moderator Ray Ewing to unite with the Southern Presbyterian Church and the Reformed Church, potentially forming the world’s largest Presbyterian body. The group also plans a stewardship and evangelism drive targeting a $12 million annual mission and benevolence total as veterans face reintegration.
Bishop J Ralph Magee of Chicago leads a Methodist appeal to raise 25 million dollars in 1945 for emergency relief and reconstruction in America and overseas. Father Howard Bishop plans to place Catholic priests in every county, training clergy in the Midwest and West.
The Institution for the Chinese Blind founded in 1912 by John J. Fryer now has American leaders guiding an effort that supports thirty schools for the blind in Free China and plans twenty-two more in occupied China. It aids thirty-five traders, develops a Chinese Braille system, and shares funds with United China Relief amid wartime hardship.
The guidance advises storing apples by similar ripeness to prevent accelerated aging of less ripe fruit. Keep apples near freezing temperatures with good ventilation for best storage. For drying beans and peppers, spread in a shallow pan and heat 20 minutes at 156 degrees Fahrenheit, then store in airtight containers.
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