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Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1942

Page

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Don Hutson and Sammy Baugh Shine in Rose Bowl Rematch

In a Rose Bowl view, Don Hutson and Sammy Baugh deliver standout performances for Alabama and Texas Christian facing Stanford. Hutson dazzles with catches and long runs, while Baugh demonstrates endurance and precision, recalling early career feats and highlighting fitness and game sense as key to sustained greatness.

Don Hutson Sammy Baugh Alabama Stanford Monk Mosocro Keith Topping Bones Hamilton Bobby Grayson Big Reynolds Mueller Hutson Packers Tris Speaker Curly Lambeau George Halas Steve Owen Baugh Fort Worth Mel Hein

Darlan Speaks on France’s War Aims and Fleet Units

Admiral Darlan declares sole aim to free France and retire, urges unity for maximum effort against Germany and Italy, says strong French fleets at Dakar Alexandria and North African ports will join British and US fleets. Bombing raids persist on docks and air fields. tropical rains curtail land action. Allies risk forward positions for future offensive. Luftwaffe air operations hampered by reduced readiness.

France Adm Jean Darlan French Africa Admiral Darlan Darlan Germany Italy Dakar Alexandria North African U. S Bizerte Tunis

Price Controller Henderson Resigns From OPA

President Roosevelt accepted Leon Henderson’s resignation as director of the Office of Price Administration citing his courageous service and health issues. Henderson leaves after years of firm rationing actions and congressional friction amid a predicted succession by Sen. Prentiss Brown of Michigan who helped push the stabilization bill.

Washington deposters Leon Henderson Office of Price Administration Roosevelt Henderson White House congress Washington Sen. Prentiss M. Brown Michigan Brown senate

Farm Mobilization Day Proclaimed by Roosevelt

President Roosevelt proclaims Farm Mobilization Day on Tuesday January 12 to mobilize 1943 food production. Meetings nationwide will include farmers, Agriculture Department officials, extension agents, and farm groups to plan max yearly output for wartime needs.

Roosevelt department of agriculture United Nations

Africa Corps Split by British Drive in Libya

British Eighth Army under Sir Bernard Montgomery crushed Rommel’s forces in Libya, trapping a large portion of the Axis army near Wadi Matratin, 55 miles west of El Agheila. The move severed the German force, leaving one wing ahead and another blocked, with heavy armored losses reported. In domestic news, food authorities cut civilian meat allowances to 85 ounces per week for the first quarter of 1943, with pork veal and lamb reduced about 13 percent and beef kept steady, while slaughterhouse limits were placed on large operators to curb supplies.

eighth army Rommel Africa corps Sir Bernard Montgomery Wadi Matratin El Agheila Gulf of Sirte Middle Eastern command Leon Henderson Claude Wickard

Global condemnation as Nazis pursue extermination of Jews

The United States and other United Nations condemn Germany’s policy of extermination. Reports from Europe confirm Hitler’s intent to eradicate Jews. Senator Robert Taft predicts a move to dissolve the Reconstruction Finance Corporation with Congress reopening January 4. Wendell Willkie is named Indiana’s most distinguished son of the year.

United Nations United States Germany Europe Hitler Robert Taft Ohio Reconstruction Finance corporation congress Wendell Willkie Indiana

Repairing Springs and Webbing in Chairs

Instructions describe removing worn springs, stretching new webbing, reattaching bottoms, and tying springs with cord across rows. Use back to front and diagonal patterns, estimating materials with sewing and tying twine. The article notes saving this guidance for homemaking readers and hints at booklets numbered from an unexplained source.

Household Fabric Care Myths and Tips From an Era

Practical tips cover avoiding ironing turkish towels to prevent flattening absorbency, soda for burned pans, and using brown paper as a pressing cloth. Advice also notes rayon content in dish towels and how to test silk stockings for darning without causing runs.

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