Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 August 1946 — Page 14
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OIL LEADER SPIKES FAMINE PREDICTION
CLEVELAND, Aug.’22 (U. P.).—
Current predictions of a possible oil F 0 u n d t 0
[famine in America in 20 years are| yg ANGELES, Aug. 22 (U. P). “phony” arguments advanced “in| ._Ninety per cent of problem drinkbehalf of embroiling our domestic | ers are introverts who drink to
u work of interna- | extrovert” themselves, a noted industry In a Ret {family relations expert said today. ‘ltional control,” according
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MILK PRODUCERS TO VOTE ON U.S. ORDER
producers area are scheduled to vote Aug. 21 through 26 on a proposed amended federal milk order, the department of agriculture said today.
said the order provides that the price of surplus milk for butter and cheese be increased eight cents a hundredweight. It also provides {that chocolate milk and buttermilk lare to be classed and priced the |same as milk for fluid consumption, | he said.
| Mr. Cook said about 19,000 pro{ducers in Wisconsin, Illinois, In|diana and Michigan are eligible to {vote in the referendum. 4A two{thirds vote would make the pro-
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NEW YORK, Aug. 22 (U. P.).—|;
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