Word: canning
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...small plant at Stockton, with an option for her to buy. In 1935, her first year, she lost $1,000 but paid all bills. She proved her resourcefulness; once, when the boilers failed, she got a railroad to move in a locomotive, used its steam to complete the canning before the tomatoes spoiled. She designed a conveyor-belt feeder which is now used by other canners...
Died. Everett Welles Frazar, 84, who inherited Frazar & Co., oldest and biggest Oriental trading company in the U.S. (founded in 1856 by his father), which introduced automobiles, airplanes, electric lights, phonographs and food-canning to Japan; in Daytona Beach...
...milk is then hustled to the cannery to be homogenized, flash-sterilized and sealed in lacquer-lined cans (by the Martin Aseptic Canning System) without any contact with the air. The result: milk completely free of bacteria...
Successor to Canning, Palmerston, Salisbury, Britain's new Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs: Herbert Morrison...
Whether the bombs dropped or not, Californians were sure that the shelters would come in handy. "It will make a wonderful place for the children to play in," beamed proud Mrs. Colhoun. "And it will be a good storehouse, too. I do a lot of canning and bottling in the summer, you know...