Largest Roundup Ration Points on the Hoof Quit Summer Rangeland Salt Lake City
Ration points on the hoof stream by the millions off Western summer rangelands. Ten states including California Nevada Arizona Oregon Idaho Utah Montana Wyoming Colorado and New Mexico may ship 11 million cattle and 3.8 million sheep to market in 1943. Bryan notes varied ownership models and options from direct sales to feedlots to packers, with beef supply plans aimed at retail consumers at 16 points a week.
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Salt Lake City
Hugh M. Bryan
Federal Grazing Service
California
Nevada
Arizona
Oregon
Idaho
Utah
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
Bryan
John Q
Population Data On Ration Forms Will be Studied
Rensselaer County joins 71 counties in New York to aid the Census Bureau in a population study using War Ration Book No 4 data. Troy Counts Rationing Board and local boards will mail completed applications to the census director in Washington by Nov 30. Personal information will be safeguarded and not released to unauthorized persons.
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Rensselaer County
New York State
CFA
Bureau of Census
Troy-Counts Rationing Board
Rensselaer City Board
Hoosick Fall Board
Iate
Washington
Bureau
Albany
Schenectady
Census Bureau
CAS
OPA
Helmets Arrive for Civilian Protection in Rensselaer County
The first consignment of 110 steel helmets for civilian protection personnel in Rensselaer County has arrived at the county director of civilian protection Lewis V. Griffin’s office and will be distributed this week through the county's 16 town and village protection units.
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Rensselaer County
Lewis V. Griffin
Wake Up Drink: Lemon Juice and Water Habit
Public health-ad style notice promotes a simple morning remedy using the juice of one lemon in a glass of water taken on an empty stomach. It claims to stimulate regular bowel action day after day and touts lemons as rich in vitamin C and other nutrients while endorsing California Sunkist lemons.
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Sunkist
California
Plan War On Potato Blight Meeting In West Sand Lake
A plan to unite Rensselaer County potato growers to fight blight will be discussed at an 8 p.m. Wednesday meeting at the West Sand Lake school under the County Farm Bureau. C. N. Turner of Cornell will describe a cooperative spray ring to protect crops, aiming for at least 200 acres of coordinated effort. Elton S. Hanks notes last year was bad for blight, and growers need a practical, affordable program to raise yields and control disease.
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Renssemer County
West Sand Lake
Rensselaer County Farm Bureau
C. N. Turner
State College of Agriculture
Cornell University
Farm Bureau
Leanna
Elton
Hanks
OPA Warns Drivers To Check Anti-Freeze
Automobile owners bracing for cold weather are warned by the War Production Board district office about deleterious anti freeze solutions on the market. The WPB cites lab tests and National Bureau of Standards data and urges buyers to inquire about brands reaching local areas to ensure they do not belong to the devious group.
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The
War Production Board
Usig
WPB
WPR
Infernat
Health Less Sleep As Age Increases By Dr Masters
Dr Thomas D Masters explains sleep as a normal life section, with early theories on fatigue, brain waste, and bore- induced drowsiness. Sleep changes include lower blood pressure and heart rate, with muscular rest mostly as movement. Sleep depth rises in the first hour, then declines. infants need 18-20 hours, children 12-14, adults 7-9, older people 5-6. Loss of sleep impairs mental and physical performance across all ages.
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Thomas D. Masters
NEA
Pavlov
J. C. Ryan to Preside At Red Cross Meeting
J C Ryan chairman of Rensselaer County Red Cross will preside at a conference of 31 New York chapters in Albany. Wartime duties and POW relief reports will be discussed with Maurice Pate providing updates from Red Cross National HQ. Frederick McDonald hosts and J Harrison Heckman speaks at luncheon as morning focuses on armed forces and nursing service. Afternoon roundtables cover volunteer services nursing fund raising public information home service and disaster preparedness.
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James ©. Ryan
Rensselaer County
Red Cross
New York
Albany
Maurice Pate
Red Cross National
Washington, D. C
Frederick McDonald
Albany Chanter
J Harrison , Heckman
North Atlantic
Armed Forces
Civilian Workers at Arsenal to Receive Service Awards
Henry L. Stimson announces War Department civilian employees nationwide will receive service awards for faithful meritorious duty. December ceremonies will present blue and silver lapel ribbons. three classes recognize six months, ten years, or exceptionally meritorious service with citations and potential promotion weight. Eligible workers include those improving methods, boosting morale, or demonstrating courage and initiative in the War Department.
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Waterviiet Arsenal
Henry L. Stimson
War Department
United States
Stimson
Department
Secretary of War
Rags Needed For War Use
The War Production Board urged a nationwide drive to salvage discarded clothing fabrics and rags from attics and homes. Heavy industrial and military needs for wiping rags drive the appeal. Rags and cast-offs are sought not usable clothing. local salvage committees will collect textiles, and discarded garments usable again may aid foreign relief.
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Washington
War Production Board
WPB
War Dept plans ceremonies for Civilian Service Embem
The text outlines recognition for civilian employees showing initiative in life or property saving and outstanding service. It notes the Secretary of War delegates awarding authority to installation commanders to confer the Embbem for Civilian Service and describes plans for suitable ceremonies for all three classes of awards.
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War Department Board On
Secretary of War
War Department
Shipyard Sermon Inks Regular Sunday Services At Kaiser Yard
At Kaiser's Swan Island shipyard in Portland Oregon 11000 workers on Sunday shifts attended on site worship the first of regular sermons. Dr J Nace led the service from 1130 to noon using a public address system across eight shipways. Workers paused welding and grinding to listen and many praised the idea as a new union of faith and labor. If successful the program may spread to other Kaiser yards.
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Portland
Ore
Swan Island
Henry J. Kaiser
Dr. J
The
Nace
Portland Council of Churches
Victory Center
Henry J
Kaiser
Pay Raise Rules For Small Firms Simplified
The War Labor Board simplifies merit pay for firms with thirty or fewer employees and streamlines the process for individual wage adjustments. Troy Chamber of Commerce distributes amendments to General Order 31 with copies available on Fourth Street. The changes, while easing procedures, remain under national wage stabilization controls and cap increases at the highest rate paid by the employer in 1942–43 for comparable work.
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Troy Chamber of Commerce
Fourth Street
WLB
Melrose Home Bureau to Meet at Mrs Nicoll’s Home
The Melrose Home Bureau holds its monthly meeting at the home of Mrs Edward J Nicoll on Thursday. The combined business session and food lesson will begin at 11 a.m.
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Melrose
Melrose Home Bureau
Edward J. Nicoll
Anything Can Happen In Hickory Dickory Kansas City
A collection of brief clippings with quirky incidents. A taxi driver Ruth Chick wrestles with a mouse in her uniform. a man reports his furniture and cash vanished from his home. a climber jailed for vagrancy claims he sought to see his girl. a war veteran jokes with Norwegian mariners about Minnesota. a 70 year old woman laments age barrier to wartime work.
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Hickory Dickory
Kansas City
Ruth Chick
Wynantskill PTA Highlights Nutrition Talk at October Meeting
The Wynantskill October PTA meeting drew a large turnout at the school with Mrs F Jones presiding. Reports from officers and committees were approved as Miss Florence Titcomb, assistant Home Bureau Agent, spoke on nutrition emphasizing green vegetables as a vitamin source. Refreshments were provided by Mrs Charles Keeler and Mrs DeLatr.
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Parent-Teacher Association
F. Jones
Florence Titcomb
Home Bureau
Charles Keeler
DeLatr
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Ilmer ST
Sin Toe Rane
Troy
Rensselaer
Arsenal
Sing Sing
David J. Soule
Dutchess County
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Frank Stockholm
Kaiser’s
Los Angeles
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Pablico
Spokane
Wash
Mas
Frank Yuse
Yuse
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Robert 8. Milne
Wynantskill
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Cwntan
Ann mTee Ls
National Distillers Products Corporation
Niew
ARS
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