Branato and Pollato Offer Fodder Substitute Amid Shortage
The department outlines a rationing-lite approach to bran and pollard, urging uniform reductions by millers and merchants. A new method crushes wheat rather than grinding to create branato and pollato, enabling up to 75 percent of last year’s bran use with 25 percent mixed as a substitute. The trials show the mixtures closely match true bran and pollard in value, aiding dairy and pig producers while easing stock fodder shortages.
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Airman's death recalls controversy over Richthofen's last flight
A Canadian RAF captain claimed credit for downing Manfred von Richthofen, but evidence and witnesses favored Australian gunners. Dr. Bean concluded the fatal shot came from the ground, while Brown's dive occurred earlier. Richthofen died after crashing near Bertangles Cemetery following pursuit by May and others.
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Building Boom Under War Inflation Faces Buyer Costs
The piece argues federal housing plans may glitter but impose heavy wartime costs on buyers and tenants. With a 25 to 30 percent rise in wages and materials, two and three bedroom brick homes have jumped 40 to 44 percent since 1941. Even as the government contemplates landlord roles, rents would reflect inflated costs and taxpayers would bear the bill.
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Dehydrated Fish Primes Food Supply For Liberated Nations
In Seattle the U S Fish and Wildlife Service lab reports a successful dehydrating process. Researchers dried various Puget Sound fish species and ground them into powder for long storage, aiming to boost food supply in liberated countries.
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Soil Conservation to Protect Engines in Italy
US Army Air Forces in Italy face volcanic dust causing engine wear. The War Department ships 50 tons of grass seed to Italy to establish protective ground cover, reducing dust intrusion. Additional seed and sowing equipment will follow to enlarge the protective area.
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Simplified Repair Tools for Weapons
The U S Army Ordinance Department pursues simpler weapon design for battle repair. The ultimatethe now bcalibre carbine and the M3 known as the vest pocket howitzer are issued, disassembled and reassembled with fewer parts, aiding field maintenance.
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Legume hays reduce hog concentrate and soybeans tested
Canadian veterinarians report good quality legume hays can replace part of hog concentrates. Ground soybean hay at 5 to 10 percent of ration yielded faster gains than 15 to 20 percent. Additional notes cover meat nutrients, cattle herd management, and practical cleaning tips.
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Canada
Close Call Over Field Traffic by Enemy Craft
A U S pilot discovers lights reveal enemy planes landing. Searchlights flare as Jap planes circle and land. Catalina crew remains at guns then opens fire on grounded craft before slipping away into darkness.
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