Serious Sugar Shortage For 1945 Imminent
Washington officials warn of a potential severe sugar shortage in 1945 unless action is taken now. The Food Industry War Committee notes U S stocks stood at 465 000 tons on October 1 1944, far below the ten year average, citing shipping and production shortfalls and urging more ships refineries manpower rationing reform and prohibition of sugar for alcohol.
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Washington
Food Industry
Food Industry War Committee
Food Processing and Distributing Industry
U. S
Brandy Bottle Bids At War Bond Rally
A bottle of French Wehrmacht brandy once set aside for German use sold for two $1,000 war bonds at a sixth war loan event in New York. Mitchell Weil of New York won the bid, outbidding Jess McEntree of Oklahoma City who got two champagne lunches in New York. The bottle, wrapped in a hospital bandage, was donated by United Press correspondent Robert C. Miller after he saved the brandy while covering Patton in France. Gault McGowan of the New York Sun briefly advocated for the brandy based on personal acquaintance.
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Herr Goering
Robert C. Miller
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George S. Patton
France
Miller
Verdun
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Baillie
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Weil
Jess McEntree
Oklahoma City
Gault McGowan
New York Sun
Palestine Emerges in Diamond Cutting with New Jobs
About a thousand workers are now employed in Palestine's youngest industry, diamond cutting, reflecting growth in a craft linked to skilled labor and local economic development.
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Palestine
Mrs FDR shopping in spring in Washington
Washington observer recounts Mrs Roosevelt shopping well before Christmas in a crowded department store. He notes a springtime habit of Christmas buying, the bustle of shoppers, and signs encouraging self service as he describes gifts, toys, books, and war savings stamps used for red iron fire engines. He recalls her prior gift choices for girls and boys and the department store chaos around her.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Capitals
Mrs. Roosevelt
Fire Department
Explosion in Paris Church Kills Priest and Sacristan
An escaping gas explosion at the Church of St. Vincent de Paul in Paris today killed a priest and his sacristan who were preparing to say mass and injured the pastor Rev. Louis Mulherbe.
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Paris
St. Vincent de Paul
Louis Mulherbe
U S Receives 200 Freight Cars of Mayo Tomatoes
Guaymas Mexico reports rail officials say more than 200 freight cars of Mayo region tomatoes have been shipped to the United States. Exports are just beginning and shipments are expected to rise as the crop reaches full production.
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Guaymas
Mexico
Mayo Region
United States
Artificial Breeding Of Cows Promises More Milk
In Chicago on December 2, Dr. J. W. Bartlett of New Jersey State College described tests comparing 120 artificially bred cows with 120 naturally bred cows. The study found higher milk yield and butterfat in the artificially bred group.
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Chicago
J. W. Bartlett
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New Jersey State College of Agriculture
American Society of Animal Production
New Jersey
Study Finds Artificial Breeding Boosts Milk Output
An expert noted that offspring from artificial breeding outperformed natural sires, producing 9.3 percent more milk and 14 percent more butterfat than offspring from naturally bred mothers. The finding highlights advantages of using superior bulls in dairy herds.
Fifty one gauge hose in stock today rumor
A fragment mentions a sign promising fifty one gauge hose in stock and describes a crowd of ladies nearby. It also notes penicillin production at the Veterinary College Dublin for livestock disease treatment, adding a regional reference to Ireland.
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Veterinary College
Dublin
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