18 Dec 1941
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1941
Page
1
A housewife proclaims earnings at home as a path to improves like furniture education or a new home. The 32 page booklet promises simple rules of home business success and shares how other women began making money. It lists sew knit crochet cook type and helpful ventures, urging readers to order.
A man named Jones faces a running joke at a new lunch spot as brown bread is repeatedly served instead of his preferred brown. After a week of mixups he tries ordering the opposite by asking for white bread, prompting the server to question his consistency.
A noted aphorism on human nature states that many men's gratitude masks a hidden wish for greater benefits. The reflection suggests gratitude is often linked to self interest rather than pure generosity.
A long debate on sugar quotas plays into security of supplies and allies. The House rewrites the sugar law, threatening Cuba and other sources while defense and agricultural agencies clash with Administration aims. Sam Rayburn emerges as pivotal in passing key acts, with Roosevelt’s plan for a female farm labor force also sparking discussion.
More than 41,000,000 pieces of bedding and supplies are needed by the army to ensure soldiers sleep well. The quartermaster corps provides beds, mattresses, pillows, and linens. A pension bill for World War II veterans' dependents moves through Congress. The government still pays a pension to a dependent of the War of 1812. William Hassett, once a Vermont journalist, wrote about the death of the last War of Independence pensioner.
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