Meats and Butter Scarce For Coming Year Says Anderson
Secretary of Agriculture Clinton P. Anderson warned Americans may need to tighten belts as meats butter wheat flour poultry eggs dried fruit and peas grow scarcer in the coming months. He projected per capita meat use drop to about 10 pounds below last year while cheese fats oils dry beans and canned milk stay steady and more canned fruit and vegetables appear.
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Anderson
Agriculture Department
United States
Department
Production and Marketing Administration
Advertising Service Discussed Radio Sponsorship Choices
Tuc son Advertising club met at a luncheon where Ben Slack of station KVOA explained how to choose a sponsor program. He noted factors include business type location customer class and budget. He outlined three radio ad types pioneering competitive and retentive and linked commercials to merchant display windows and ad quality.
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Tucson Advertising Club
Ben Slack
KVOA
Slack
Ironing Cord Used In Neck Hold Attack
Mrs Mae Brown of 301 Veterans boulevard and Arizona Children's home staff wrapped an electric iron cord around a youths neck after he accosted her near her home on Veterans boulevard. The youth fled and police were notified.
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Mae Brown
Veterans Boulevard
Arizona Children's Home
Glaze Heads Legion Luncheon Club In Santa Rita Meeting
L W Glaze was elected president of the Legion Luncheon Club at a Santa Rita hotel gathering today. Dr Howard Glaesner became vice president with John Molloy secretary Harry Harrington treasurer and Charles A Pickrell sergeant at arms Roy H Robison current president joined the executive committee alongside Lawrence Holladay and Harrington. New officers assume duties July 2. George S Putman recalled Tombstone days in Tombstone noting survival meant few questions.
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L. W. Glaze
Legion
Santa Rita Hotel
Howard Glaesner
John Molloy
Harry Harrington
Charles A. Pickrell
Roy H. Robison
Lawrence Holladay
Harrington
George S. Putman
Tombstone
Putman
Tucson
Wyatt Favors Renewal Of OPA Authority
Wilson W Wyatt national housing administrator said a breakdown of price controls would eliminate hope for moderate or low cost homes in the next year or two. He warned the veterans emergency housing program aiming for 2,700,000 new homes by 1948 would be unattainable.
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Washington
Wilson W Wyatt
Wyatt
Surplus Plane Sales Legal, Says Official
In Los Angeles on June 18, official Serge F. Ballif of the War Assets Administration denied charges of irregularities in the sale of surplus aircraft stored at Kingman Arizona. Carl W. Berg accused favoritism toward friends of officers and veterans losing chances to buy the planes.
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Los Angeles
Kingman
Ariz
Serge F. Ballif
War Assets Administration
Carl W. Berg
Army
WAA
University lists 21 new appointments and resignations
The University of Arizona announced 21 new teaching posts plus two new departmental fellowships to address heavier fall enrollment. Several faculty resignations included Mrs Genevieve B Wright and Horatio M Fitch among others. The board of regents approved new hires across departments and a Sundt Construction contract for dormitories and stadium expansion.
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University of Arizona Today
Genevieve B. Wright
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Carmian F. Davis
Lorene Dryden
Agricultural Extension Service
Robert H. Hilgeman
Robert H. Keswick
Tempe
Horatio M. Fitch
Arthur M. Bliss
Cochise County
Safford
Fred W. Croxen
Bellomo
Ant
Arizona Bureau of Mines
Paul B. Brown
Tucson
Betty A. Jacklin
Waupaca
Wis
Paul Kelso
Los Angeles
Malcolm B. Parson
Ada M. Ridgeway
Roene Stanley
Peoria
Douglas H. Watson
Pontiac
Mich
Henry E. Wenden
Donald M. Powell
New Canaan
Sundt
Alfred Atkinson
Onion crop outlook boosts Oregon growers
A recent survey by the Oregon state crop reporting service cites farmers planning to raise onion plantings. The U S Department of Agriculture data indicate intentions to expand acreage and production in the coming season.
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Portland
Ore
U.P
Oregon State Crop Reporting Service
U. S. Department, of Agriculture
Onion Planting Plan Reveals 1946 Acreage Increase
Report states an onion planting program aims for 5 100 acres in 1946, a two percent rise from last year. Details tag the feat as part of agricultural expansion under ongoing wartime and postwar readiness.
Shades of the '90s offers horses and carriage in Dansville
Three Daily Breeze classifieds entice walkers with horse sale ads and a carriage for hitching. The notices show horses for sale and a carriage offered, reflecting a bygone transportation era in Dansville New York.
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Dansville
N. Y. UP
Daily Breeze
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Mildred E. Jones
Kate P. Kent
Richard A. Lake
Missoula
Mont
Ben C. Markland
Chicago
Alta B. Mortenson
Corvallis
Louis Myers
Phoenix
Marvy W. Neely
Chattanooga
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Frazier W. Rippy
Fay Shapiro
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All Martin Drug Stores
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Beauty Shop
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Hardware Ranch
S. Sixth Ave
Eliotna
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Norwich
Tucson, Ariz
Canterbury Tea Bags
Canterbury Tea
Lipton’s Tea
Folger's Coffee
Prune
Gardenside
Larsen's
Sea Island
Habitant
Mt. Pass Pinto
van Camp
Med dc
Ae Old Latch Cleanser
N. Y
Vest
Massy Mertoy
Anderson Music CO
Caim
J. P
Joe” Cacioppo, Jr
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Flexaire
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Department Stores Inc
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