United States. War Food Administration. Office of Distribution
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Books by United States. War Food Administration. Office of Distribution
Total count: 341
Your markets have movedOffice of Distribution, War Food Administration1941-01-01
List of dealers in used fruit and vegetable containersFood Distribution Administration1943-01-01
Keep warm this winterproduced by the Food Distribution Administration of the War Food AdministrationUnited States War Food Administration1943-01-01
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Stretching the meatDepartment of Agriculture, Food Distribution Administration1943-01-01
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Watch your stepWar Food Administration, Food Distribution Administration1943-01-01
"Group three" foodsWar Food Administration, Food Distribution Administration1943-01-01
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Edible greensDepartment of Agriculture, Food Distribution Administration1943-01-01-
Regulations under the Packers and Stockyards Act as amended, effective on and after January 8, 1943Packers and Stockyards Act, 1921, as amended 1926, 1935, 1939, and 1942 ...U.S. Govt. Print. Off.1943-01-01
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Food on world-wide battle frontsproduced by the Food Distribution Administration of the War Food AdministrationUnited States War Food Administration1943-01-01
Eat a lunch that packs a punch!U.S. G.P.O.1943-01-01
Food distribution orders handbookU.S. Govt.print.off.1943-01-01
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Amendment to Tentative U.S. standards for classes and grades for live poultryWar Food Administration, Food Distribution Administration1943-01-01
Amendment to Tentative U.S. standards for classes and grades for dressed turkeys, dressed chickens and dressed ducks, geese, guineas and squabsUnited States Department of Agriculture, Food Distribution Administration1943-01-01
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The case of milkproduced by the Food Distribution Administration of the War Food AdministrationUnited States War Food Administration1943-01-01
Green and yellow vegetablesWar Food Administration1943-01-01
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This is the way we wash our clothesDepartment of Agriculture, Food Distribution Administration1943-01-01
List of manufacturers of fruit and vegetable hampers and baskets and manufacturers' identification numbers assigned for use in accordance with Reg. 3, Sec. 2 of the Standard Container Act of 1928revised to July 1943War Food Administration.1943-01-01
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Summary of specifications for U.S. grades for dressed turkeys, 19431943-01-01
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Stop before you shopDepartment of Agriculture, Food Distribution Administration1943-01-01
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Salvage of used containers by small retailers in New York City, 19431943-01-01
Food conservationDepartment of Agriculture, Food Distribution Administration1943-01-01
Tenth anniversaryDepartment of Agriculture, Food Distribution Administration1943-01-01
Manual on enforcement of food orders administered by Food distribution administrationU.S. Govt. print. off.1943-01-01
Group six foods: Cerealsproduced by the Food Distribution Administration of the War Food AdministrationUnited States War Food Administration1943-01-01
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Effective price controlFood Distribution Administration of the War Food Administration1943-01-01-
The report on the administration of the Commodity exchange actfor the fiscal year ended June 30, 1943 ...1943-01-01
They're scarce!Missouri 1944 greater needs for used containers1943-01-01
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Hunger quits schoolU.S. Dept. of Agriculture1943-01-01
Allocation agreement for distribution of fluid milk supplies1943-01-01
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Moth control in wartimeDepartment of Agriculture, Food Distribution Administration1943-01-01
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Community canningWar Food Administration, Food Distribution Administration1943-01-01
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VitaminsDepartment of Agriculture, Food Distribution Administration1943-01-01
Food fights for freedomproduced by the Food Distribution Administration of the War Food AdministrationUnited States War Food Administration1943-01-01
Buying point rationed foodsDepartment of Agriculture, Food Distribution Administration, Consumers' Counsel Division1943-01-01
Rations for babiesDepartment of Agriculture, Food Distribution Administration1943-01-01
Fish as a wartime foodDepartment of Agriculture, Food Distribution Administration1943-01-01
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BreadDepartment of Agriculture, Food Distributin Administration1943-01-01
What about taxes?War Food Administration, Food Distribution Administration1943-01-01
Tentative U.S. standards for classes and grades for live poultryWar Food Administration, Office of Distribution1943-01-01
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Cents-per-pound meatDepartment of Agriculture, Food Distribution Administration1943-01-01
Sweetpotato storage1943-01-01
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You can for victoryWar Food Administration, Food Distribution Administration1943-01-01
How to make standard containers from second-hand boxesU.S. G.P.O.1943-01-01
Information for public speakers on food wasteU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Food Distribution Administration1943-01-01
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Vacations at homeFood Distribution Administration of the War Food Administration1943-01-01
Guard your gardenDepartment of Agriculture, Food Distribution Administration1943-01-01
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The lowly spudproduced by the Food Distribution Administration of the War Food AdministrationUnited States War Food Administration1943-01-01
Gardens in storageFood Distribution Administration of the War Food Administration1943-01-01
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Group five foodsMeat, eggs, fish, fowl, dried beans, peas and nutsUnited States War Food Administration1943-01-01
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Hospital butter program for 19441944-01-01
WFA order limits use of 23 fruits and berries for alcohol products[Collins-Davoust Company of Dallas, Texas prosecuted for reportedly exceeding its 1943 quota of oils for paint manufacture] ; Spinach priceOffice of Distribution, Marketing Reports Division1944-01-01
Sweet potatoes in school lunches1944-01-01
Midwest regional meat program of class 2 butchers and local slaughterersa study of slaughter license quota bases1944-01-01
Name and addresses of processors of apple juice and cider in Northeast Region1944-01-01
A state mobilizes for food preservation [North Carolina1944-01-01
Hotels and restaurantssuggestions for using eggs1944-01-01
WFA restricts use of heavy creamArmy turkey buying ends, sale to civilians okayed ; Pea price setOffice of Distribution, Marketing Reports Division1944-01-01
Functions and policy of the Home Economics Education Service of the U.S. Office of Education1944-01-01
The construction and equipment of a small slaughtering plantMeat inspection division, Office of distribution, War food administration1944-01-01
Hog price support change announced for April 15Office of Distribution, Marketing Reports Division1944-01-01
Cabbage in school lunches1944-01-01
Dry powdered whole eggs1944-01-01
Economic statement with respect to Food distribution order 791944-01-01
Advisory committee recommendations1944-01-01
Community school lunch program menus and recipes1944-01-01
Handbook for local nutrition committees1944-01-01
Production urgency and manpower priorities program reports1944-01-01
Total inspections, fresh fruit and vegetables in receiving markets for fiscal years 1935-19441944-01-01
Fact sheet on need for increased home canning and freezing of chicken1944-01-01
How a county organized to improve family living1944-01-01
Soya productslist of materials used in educational program1944-01-01
Quantity of alfalfa seed verified as to origin (exclusive of re-verification) by statesannual 1939-43, and five months, 1942-441944-01-01
WFA nets $7,000,000 from food sold in July, August ... .Office of Distribution, Marketing Reports Division1944-01-01
List of different types of facilities used in the WFA industrial feeding program1944-01-01
Specifications for nailed wood boxes1944-01-01
Home was never like thisproduced by the Food Distribution Administration of the War Food AdministrationUnited States War Food Administration1944-01-01
Estimate of smutty wheat, mixed and dockage losses, 1937 to 1941 crops1944-01-01
A good breakfast to start a good dayproduced by the Food Distribution Administration of the War Food AdministrationUnited States War Food Administration1944-01-01
Four Western food plants win awardsWFA revokes palm oil order ; More canned goods releasedOffice of Distribution, Marketing Reports Division1944-01-01
Directions for cabbage brined in jars1944-01-01
Instructions for securing ginning charges and related data, 1944-451944-01-01
WFA again raises ice cream quotas ... .Office of Distribution, Marketing Reports Division1944-01-01
Egg grades and regulations in the United Statesreport on egg marketing conferences with state regulatory and educational officials, February 24-August 19, 19441944-01-01
Functions of the Farm Security Administration, War Food Administration1944-01-01
Fact sheet on tomatoes for canningU.S. War Food Administration, Office of Distribution1944-01-01
Facts about the butter situation1944-01-01
Proper food on the job will help solve your problems1944-01-01
Instructions for making and certificating "milling tests" on rough rice of California productionexcept on rough rice of classes I to VII, inclusive, when such rough rice is also inspected and certificated as to grade1944-01-01
Dry edible bean and pea shippersconservation of bags by proper handling and sewing1944-01-01
Industrial feeding facilities1944-01-01
Farmers selling home-killed meat must collect ration points, OPA-WFASeeds supplies ampleOffice of Distribution, Marketing Reports Division1944-01-01
British to get first fresh apples from U.S. since '41Cheese set-aside reduced ; Cold storage situation improvesOffice of Distribution, Marketing Reports Division1944-01-01
Report of the director of the Office of Distribution1944War Food Administration, U.S. Department of Agriculture1944-01-01
The Mexican brewing industry1944-01-01
Supplement to Miscellaneous publication no. 544Community canning centersThe Office1944-01-01
Stop food waste!sponsor a clean plate campaign1944-01-01
Specifications for onions, dehydrated (effective November 24, 1944)1944-01-01
Inland fisheriesproduced by the Food Distribution Administration of the War Food AdministrationUnited States War Food Administration1944-01-01
Suggested menus and recipes for using abundant, seasonal foods in school lunches1944-01-01
WFA bars dried fruits from cold storage in coast statesOffice of Distribution, Marketing Reports Division1944-01-01-
Handbook of official hay and straw standardsofficial standards of the United States for hay and straw as established and promulgated by the War Food AdministratorRevised effective September 1, 1944.U.S. Govt. Print. Off.1944-01-01
A program to increase eating of Irish potatoes in 19441944-01-01
Highlights of population shifts1944-01-01
Summary of talks at the conference called by the Nutrition Programs Branch, to consider the food situation for the first quarter of 1944, at Washington, D.C., January 1, 1944War Food Administration, Food Distribution Administration1944-01-01
Some observations and suggestions regarding nutrition clinic demonstrations1944-01-01
Government to resume purchases of butterOffice of Distribution, Marketing Reports Division1944-01-01
Reasons for having food distribution advisory committee program1944-01-01
Rules and regulations under the Federal Seed Act1944-01-01
Fact sheet on WFA aid to community school lunch programs1944-01-01
Effect of vitamin deficiency in the diet of a young married American couple ... modern drama1944-01-01
Method of computing weight of rough rice after drying1944-01-01
Half of all candy bars to be set aside for Armed ForcesCanned snap beans being releasedOffice of Distribution, Marketing Reports Division1944-01-01
Wool in grease, carloads to Boston, Massstatement showing representative shipping points in each state, short line mileages, present rates, revenue, car and ton-mile earnings1944-01-01
Suggested redraft of National Food Allotment ActS. 13311944-01-01
WFA releases more prunesBeef set-aside changed [from 40 percent to 35 percent] ; Fats and oils changed [to ten percent more]Office of Distribution, Marketing Reports Division1944-01-01
Summary of functions and operations of Office of Distribution regionalized services1944-01-01
The general increases in agricultural freight rates in ex parte 148, suspended by orders of the Interstate Commerce Commission, should be permanently cancelled1944-01-01
Enrichment of bread and flourproduced by the Office of Distribution of the War Food AdministrationUnited States War Food Administration1944-01-01
Effectiveness of a victory food selection programan appraisal of a campaign urging purchase of Irish potatoes for home storage, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 19431944-01-01
War Production Board, Salvage Division1944-01-01-
A brief review of food and nutrition in five countriesfive lectures by delegates to the United Nations Food Conference, delivered in the auditorium of the United States Department of Agriculture, June 7-18, 19431944-01-01
Discussion led by Helen Jeter on post-war planning1944-01-01
Use of cling peaches1944-01-01
Fact sheet on need for maximum use of secondhand containers1944-01-01
The southern egg marketing program, 1944, southern region1944-01-01
WFA food sales net $1, 706, 924 in [a] monthCanned tomatoes being released ; Farm prices gained ... .Office of Distribution, Marketing Reports Division1944-01-01
Spice announcement1944-01-01
Mobilization of Butler County, Pennsylvania, for better health through better nutrition1944-01-01
WFA to buy additional onions in Idaho, Oregon and UtahDate of tomato offer correctedOffice of Distribution, Marketing Reports Division1944-01-01
Postwar marketing and distribution problemspreliminary reports1944-01-01
A county nutrition committee introduces soybeans [Calhoun County, W. Va.].1944-01-01
Dividing our food supplyallocations1944-01-01
1941-43 average weekly receipts of selected market vegetables at three farmers' markets in New York City1944-01-01
Cabbage as soldiers eat it!1944-01-01
WFA will allocate record wheat crop to insure 1945-46 reserveBeef "Army-style" set-aside continuedOffice of Distribution, Marketing Reports Division1944-01-01
Cranberry crop shorter, war needs to take moreWFA announces forage seed allocationOffice of Distribution, Marketing Reports Division1944-01-01
Isolation of vitamin B₁ (thiamin [sic])historical drama1944-01-01
Industrial feeding programagreement governing working relationships between Office of Distribution, War Food Administration, Office of Labor Production, War Production Board1944-01-01
Minimum requirements for war approved seed potatoes produced in 19441944-01-01
Storage capacity of elevators reporting commercial grain stocks1944-01-01
Simple formula for standardizing cream for use in connection with War food order 131944-01-01
Sweet potatoes1944-01-01
Index numbers of wholesale feedstuff prices [by weeks, 1942-1943 and 1943-1944 seasons]Revised weights and new base period, October 1935-September 19401944-01-01
Food selection program1944-01-01
WFA sweet potato loan program starts Nov. 15Tomatoes offered to processorsOffice of Distribution, Marketing Reports Division1944-01-01
Do you want to be a farmer?produced by the Office of Distribution of the War Food AdministrationUnited States War Food Administration1944-01-01
War demands salvage and re-use of fruit and vegetable containersRev.U.S. G.P.O.1944-01-01
Recommendations for utilization of surplus potatoes by steaming and ensiling1944-01-01
Strict middling and better (white and extra white) expressed as a percentage of total cotton production, bu states, United States, 1928-431944-01-01
Handbook of official hay and straw standardsOfficial standards of the United States for hay and straw as established and promulgated by the War food administrator; important features of federal hay inspection. Revised effective September 1, 1944U.S. Govt. print. off.1944-01-01
Equipment for community canning plantdiagram[s]1944-01-01
Order regulating the handling of milk in the suburban Chicago, Illinois, marketing area1944-01-01
Cotton fiber and spinning testing service1944-01-01
How to obtain more nonfat dry milk solidsbackground of the industry, its status, and outlook1944-01-01
Memorandum to dried egg contractorscontracts under dried egg announcements FSC-1833 and Awd-1181944-01-01
Sweet potato recipes1944-01-01
[Filler materials on food conservation for use by editors of teachers' and children's publications]1944-01-01
Spinach in wartime meals1944-01-01
Consolidation of memoranda on procedures for national and international allocations of food1944-01-01-
Highlights of population shiftsbased on ration book number 4 registration ... together with other information pertinent to the solution of problems of food allocation and distribution in the continental United StatesOffice of Distribution, War Food Administration1944-01-01
Quantity methods for serving potatoesU.S. War Food Administration, Office of Distribution1944-01-01
Some problems in connection with food preparation1944-01-01
Community canning centersThe Office1944-01-01
Index to commodities and buyers1944-01-01
Fact sheet on corn for war industries1944-01-01
Methods reported by colleges to reduce food waste1944-01-01
Facts on food waste1944-01-01
Cream quotas to be reduced in AugustOffice of Distribution, Marketing Reports Division1944-01-01
WFA buys 28, 970 bags of western dry beansCorn set-aside orderedOffice of Distribution, Marketing Reports Division1944-01-01
Report of operations of the Caribbean emergency program, July 1942 to December 19431944-01-01
Safe milka problem in community education1944-01-01
American Red Crossa brief history of the Nutrition Service1944-01-01
Learn to budgetproduced by the Office of Distribution of the War Food AdministrationUnited States War Food Administration1944-01-01
Barrel shortage forces cut in milk powder set-aside for JuneOffice of Distribution, Marketing Reports Division1944-01-01
Comments relative to the proposed amendments to the rules and regulations under the Federal Seed Act1944-01-01
Are you hit by, absenteeism, accidents, low productivity, labor turn-over?Here's how to get helpWar Food Administration, Office of Distribution1944-01-01
WFA to sell condensed milk damaged in fire ... .Office of Distribution, Marketing Reports Division1944-01-01
Broiler production in the Gainesville, Georgia area1944-01-01
Special question list for positions1944-01-01
Keep food prices downproduced by the Office of Distribution of the War Food AdministrationUnited States War Food Administration1944-01-01
Fact sheet on the need for more tomatoes in 1944U.S. War Food Administration, Office of Distribution1944-01-01
Selling government-owned food stocks1944-01-01
Work and policy of the Nutrition Programs Branch, Office of Distribution, War Food Administration1944-01-01
In-plant nutrition education1944-01-01
25 billion pounds of meat for 1944Apples to be availableOffice of Distribution, Marketing Reports Division1944-01-01
Fact sheet on breakfast1944-01-01
Sweetpotatoes in sirup or brine1944-01-01
Fact sheet on program to increase Maine sardine pack1944-01-01
[Quick reference for use by WFA graders when grading fresh or current make cheese for delivery on DPMA or CCC contracts1944-01-01
Fact sheet on cabbagea victory food selection1944-01-01
School lunch program for 1943-441944-01-01
Regional organization[diagram1944-01-01
The land army in England and Americaproduced by the Food Distribution Administration of the War Food AdministrationUnited States War Food Administration1944-01-01
List of persons attending the National Food Preservation Workshop Training Conference, Peoria and Pekin, Illinois, January 17 to 28, 19441944-01-01
Fact sheet on milk conservation1944-01-01
Value of vitamin B₁ (thiamin [sic]) in the diet of a modern American family ... current drama1944-01-01
Vitamin enrichment and other fortification1944-01-01
Apples in school lunches1944-01-01
WFA lifts restrictions on flaxseed, soap fatsDried milk set-aside reducedOffice of Distribution, Marketing Reports Division1944-01-01
A list of publications relating to foodRev.1944-01-01
WFA suspends limitations on sales of cottage cheeseKraut price supportedOffice of Distribution, Marketing Reports Division1944-01-01
Fifteen ways to avoid waste in school lunch rooms1944-01-01
Fact sheet on utility beef1944-01-01
Modern wonder foodsproduced by the Food Distribution Administration of the War Food AdministrationUnited States War Food Administration1944-01-01
Community food preservation centers, canning phase1944-01-01
Mail earlyproduced by the Office of Distribution of the War Food AdministrationUnited States War Food Administration1944-01-01
Fifteen ways to use onions1944-01-01
Labor needs of farm machinery and equipment manufacturers, production urgency and manpower priorities program1944-01-01
The War Food Administration Achievement "A" award manual for food processors1944-01-01
Industrial feeding in manufacturing establishments, 19441944-01-01
Molded chocolate bars exempt from set-asideCanned prunes, apples offered processorsOffice of Distribution, Marketing Reports Division1944-01-01
Background statement on shipping container situation1944-01-01
Annatto1944-01-01
1944 support prices for Kentucky farm products1944-01-01
Limitations on crusher flaxseed purchases removedOffice of Distribution, Marketing Reports Division1944-01-01
WFA order permits more ice creamset-aside reducedOffice of Distribution, Marketing Reports Division1944-01-01
Transportation of foodproduced by the Office of Distribution of the War Food AdministrationUnited States War Food Administration1944-01-01
Vitamin C deficiency and its effect on the life of a young model ... modern drama1944-01-01
Index numbers of wholesale feedstuff prices, 1933-34 to dateRev. October 1944. 1935-40=1001944-01-01
A county committee demonstrates how to make food fight for freedom1944-01-01
Instructions and procedure for the inspection of hops1944-01-01
Suggestions for using eggs (cafeterias)1944-01-01
Beets1944-01-01
Export bulk bag packaging specificationsSpecifications for use by supplier of product1944-01-01
Dried whole eggs [and frozen eggs]1944-01-01
Dried whole eggs in school lunch programs1944-01-01
Genuine Puerto Rican recipes1944-01-01
WFA "take" from rice crop for war needs is reducedDehydrated onions freedOffice of Distribution, Marketing Reports Division1944-01-01
Menu-planning guide for school lunchesbased on WFA requirements for type A and type B lunchesRev. Sep. 1944.War Food Administration, Office of Distribution1944-01-01
Proposed training project on egg gradingWar Food Administration, Office of Distribution1944-01-01
"Discovery of the value of lemon juice in the treatment of sailers [sic] suffering from scurvy"historical drama1944-01-01
Marketing facilities1944-01-01
Refrigeration rules & regulations for government shipments of perishable products1944-01-01
Aids for food service managers1944-01-01
Suggestive outline of a course in nutrition education for teachers1944-01-01
Tentative U.S. standards for classes and grades for eviscerated, federally inspected chickensWar Food Administration, Office of Distribution1944-01-01
Peanut butter in school lunches1944-01-01
Guide for presenting improvements in 10-hour job methods training session1944-01-01
Christmas around the worldproduced by the Office of Distribution of the War Food AdministrationUnited States War Food Administration1944-01-01
Identify American foods going abroad as AmericanU.S. War Food Administration, Office of Distribution1944-01-01
Canada's war food problemsproduced by the Food Distribution Administration of the War Food AdministrationUnited States War Food Administration1944-01-01
Black pepper supply situation[and Sugar supply situation]1944-01-01
Federal meat inspectionproduced by the Office of Distribution of the War Food AdministrationUnited States War Food Administration1944-01-01
Clean plate fun1944-01-01
Lunch at schoolRev. Aug. 1944.U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, War Food Administration, Office of Distribution1944-01-01
Onions1944-01-01
Facts about the sugar situation1944-01-01
Indiana 1944 greater needs for used containers1944-01-01
Method of blending milk and cream to produce cream of desired test1944-01-01
Survey of community food preservation centers, 19431944-01-01
Notice of report and opportunity to file written exceptions with respect to a proposed marketing agreement and to a proposed amended order, regulating the handling of milk in the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Marketing Area1944-01-01
Report of survey on the use of dried egg products in prepared flour mixes1944-01-01
Potatoes in school lunches(with special emphasis on the use of small-sized potatoes)1944-01-01
Supervision of cottonseed sampling under regulations governing inspection, sampling, and certification of cottonseed sold or offered for sale for crushing purposes1944-01-01
The chemical analyses of dried eggs1944-01-01
The prospective fruit and vegetable wooden container situation in the Southern Region1944-01-01
Federal Seed Act1944-01-01
Dried milk supply better says WFAManufacturers can use more oil ... .Office of Distribution, Marketing Reports Division1944-01-01
Fact sheet on cotton-improvement groups1944-01-01
Renderer's list, Western Regionfat salvage campaign1944-01-01
[Three reports of conferences to analyze factors affecting the marketing of egg and poultry products with special consideration of grade standards and terminology and administration of grading programs]1944-01-01
Onions in school lunches1944-01-01
WFA asks report of linseed oil salesCuba to get flourOffice of Distribution, Marketing Reports Division1944-01-01
Check list of forms used in the Office of Distribution falling in the FDA series1944-01-01
Sample material for broadcasts1944-01-01
Quantity methods for serving eggs1944-01-01
WFA lunch programs1944-01-01
Fact sheet on beets1944-01-01
Dr. E.V. McCollum's discovery of vitamin Ahistorical drama1944-01-01
Talking points on eggs1944-01-01
Fact sheet on need to conserve paper bags1944-01-01
WFA to extend hog support ...Office of Distribution, Marketing Reports Division1944-01-01
What is a victory food selection?1944-01-01
Fact sheet on Arkansas and Oklahoma snap beans1944-01-01
Regulations governing cotton fiber and spinning tests under the Act of April 7, 1941(promulgated Sept. 11, 1944)1944-01-01
Certain foods removed from import control1944-01-01
A suggested 6-point program for consumer study1944-01-01
Food goals, 19451944-01-01
Facts about the meat situation1944-01-01
Index numbers of wholesale feedstuff prices, 1933-34 to dateRevised weights, new base, period 1935-1940 = 1001944-01-01
Home preservation of eggs1944-01-01
Cut food wastemake food fight for freedomU.S. Department of Agriculture, War Food Administration, Office of Distribution1944-01-01
Recommended drying air temperatures for drying rough rice in rice dryers1944-01-01
Vegetable dehydrationcapacity potentials and 1943-44 operations1944-01-01
Pellagra in the life of Jem and Dave, a southern mountain couple ... current drama1944-01-01
Memorandum of understandingoperating procedure relating to the handling of commodities which are necessary to meet government requirements1944-01-01
Fact sheet on sweetpotatoes1944-01-01
A summary of the uses of potatoes in livestock feeding practices with particular reference to potato ensilage1944-01-01
Kola nuts1944-01-01
No reduction of hog price ceiling before June 1945Tung oil available for all usesOffice of Distribution, Marketing Reports Division1944-01-01
Staining imported alfalfa and red clover seed under the Federal Seed Act1944-01-01
Grading of canned corninspectors' instructions1944-01-01
School lunchesproduced by the Food Distribution Administration of the War Food AdministrationUnited States War Food Administration1944-01-01
Tolerance tables to be used in connection with the enforcement of the Federal Seed Act1944-01-01
Soya products in school lunches1945-01-01
Eggs in school lunches1945-01-01
War history of canned fish1945-01-01
Qualification of eastern producers [report ... relative to the qualification of the Eastern milk producers cooperative association, inc., to receive payments under the New York order (Order no. 27)]1945-01-01
Crop prospects and food supplies; summary of reports of OD area supervisors, week ending ...
Radio round-up on food ... Dallas, TexasU.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Food Distribution Administration
WFA community school lunch