One third of all meat ration freed next Sunday
The Office of Price Administration announced that one third of all meats will be taken off the ration list next Sunday as October rationing begins. Lower grades of beef veal and lamb hamburger sausage and luncheon meats go ration free. higher grades stay at current values.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
Price
Chester Bowles
OPA
Department of Agriculture
Time change shifts barber shop hours in town
The barber shops here will open from six to seven and Saturdays from eight to eight starting Monday as the nation returns to mean astronomical time. Secretary A. W. Bingham announced the switch, noting the shift aligns local clocks with standard zone time and reverts the 6 a.m. start after February 5, 1942.
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G. A. W. Bingham
Barbers Local
Retail Liquor Permit Notice for Amarillo Store
The notice shows an applicant, DOC'S LIQUOR STORE, seeking a Retail Liquor Permit from the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission to operate at 2400 South Fillmore, Amarillo, Texas, with owner E. Cates listed. The document includes a brief ad fragment about weight loss pills and unrelated promotional content.
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Texas Liquor Control Board
South Fillmore
Amarillo
Texas
Doc’s
E. C. Cates
Heat Wave Stuns Columbus as Thermometer Falls Short
In Columbia Indiana officials noted a heat wave matching nearby Seymour and Franklin, but Barnaby's greenhouse thermometer read 16 degrees lower. Observers found sprinkler water had dripped onto the device, skewing readings during the scorching day.
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Columbia
Ind
U.P
Columbus
Seymour
Franklin
Barnaby
Burnside Released From Hawaii Convalescent Hospital
Billy Robert Joe Burnside, a Fourth Marines veteran wounded on Iwo Jima, is discharged from a Hawaii convalescent hospital and expects to return to the United States soon. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Burnside.
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Billy Robert Joe Burnside
Fourth Marines
Iwo Jima
Hawaii
United States
R. R. Burn
No Let Down for Bossie
Farmer James Gatewood of Noblesville Indiana reports his Jersey cow has again produced twins, marking the seventh consecutive time she has given birth to twin calves, a record tied to wartime production efforts.
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Noblesville
Ind
U.P
James Gatewood
Indiana Pheasant Laws Not Relaxed By Conservation Department
Enforcement Chief John Nigh says hundreds of pheasants are shot illegally for meat substitutes and cautions that there is only a short winter hunting season. The Indiana state conservation department will not relax pheasant protection laws.
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Indianapolis
Indiana State Conservation Department
John Nigh
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