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...Lodi, Calif, last month, Dr. John R. Matchett of the U.S. Department of Agriculture extracted 400 Ib. of tartrates from winery residues merely by running them through "Amberlite," thus opened the way for a possible 1943 production of 10,000,000 Ib. of tartaric acid.* In Idaho, beet sugar refiners are increasing sugar production, reducing by-product molasses with equal simplicity...
Equipment. About 15,000 molds are scattered throughout the U.S., most of them in good condition. Manufactured by such concerns as James C. Heintz & Co., of Cleveland, and Super Mold Corp., of Lodi, Calif., they need aluminum and iron for matrixes which form the treads in the molds. Production this year zoomed 60 to 100%, seems doomed to level off sharply unless priorities are granted...
...riches." Thus spoke young General Bonaparte to 30,000 miserable French troops at Nice one day in March 1796. The shoeless Army with half-starved horses drawing the scant artillery marched past the Alps, through Piedmont, and onto the lush plains of Lombardy. An unbroken series of victories-Lodi, Arcola, Rivoli-and Northern Italy was Napoleon's first conquest...
There were strikes all over the country. Fifteen were shot, one killed when picketers and steelworkers clashed at Ambridge, Pa. Silk mill strikers marched 10,000 strong in Paterson. N.. J. Corset-makers and truck drivers struck in Manhattan. Grape pickers struck in Lodi. Calif. A strike of 10,000 machine tool and diemakers was on in Detroit. In Pennsylvania, 55,000 coal miners were still out (see p. 12). Philadelphia bakers left their ovens. Chairman Wagner of the National Labor Board barely averted a strike by 650 commercial air pilots. A dozen striking window washers pulled...
...Lodi, Calif. Palo Alto, Calif...