Navy recruiters to speak to four women's groups
Four district women's clubs will hear talks on the WAVES and SPARS, outlining opportunities for enlistment. Russell Windisch and A H McDonald of the Athens Navy Recruiting Station will address the groups in Athens, Nelsonville, and Logan on Monday and Tuesday evenings.
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Athens
Nelsonville
Logan
Russell Windisch
A. H. McDonald
Navy
Windisch
Cline
McDonald
Tri Psi
Business and Professional Women's Club of
Dessie Hanna
York Township
F.O.E
Davis announce birth of daughter Susan Jane
Captain and Mrs. Walter R. Davis announce the birth of a daughter Susan Jane on Sunday March 7 at St. Pauls Hospital Dallas Texas. Mrs. Davis is the daughter of Mr and Mrs W H Logan Utah Place. Mrs Logan will remain in Dallas several weeks with her daughter. Captain Davis of the U S Army Air Corps Ferrying Command is stationed at Love Field Dallas Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter R. Davis
Phyllis Logan
Dallas
Texas
Susan Jane
St. Paul's Hospital
Davis
W. H. Logan
Utah
Logan
Captain Davis
U. S. Army Air Corps Ferrying Command
Love Field
Meat rationing by points not weight in WWII plan
The article explains that meat will be rationed by a point system rather than weight, with different cuts carrying different point values. It notes no official OPA comment yet, and that canned foods will be assigned point values to reduce confusion, while certain frozen meats and exotic canned items remain exempt. Bleaches will be scarce and soap will be available. starches are unaffected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann France Wilson
Washington
OPA
Agriculture Department
Sol
WPB
Rationing Answers Clarify Point Stamp Use and Exchanges
The Office of Price Administration explains common questions on canned fruit and vegetable rationing. Key points cover authorizing a dealer to deduct stamps, returning swelled cans, exchanging canned goods of equal value, stamps becoming invalid at period end, smallest can sizes, and whether dry beans save points. Also notes on ration books for soldiers and leave provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Office of Price Administration
Walter F. Fagan
Chicago
Ill
Fagan
John W. Fagan
Albany
James Lewis
Oak St
D. D. Snyder
McArthur
Twenty
How To Get Shoe-Wise For Shoe-Rationing Economy
Expert tips guide New Yorkers on choosing quality leather and strong construction. Focus on proper fit, measured by sales staff, with emphasis on lasting comfort, durability, and avoiding stretched or broken-in shoes. Includes wartime heel guidance and notes on insoles and inner seams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
McKay
Furlough Beauty Treatment by Alicia Hart
An article describes a home friendly facial routine in a salon furlough beauty treatment. It covers steam to open pores, a pumice soap cream for deep cleansing, then masks for dry or oily skin, plus hair washing and manicure. It notes a practical at home approach and mentions social visits of Mrs Anthony Padden to Chicago and North Chicago.
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Alicia Hart
Central
Europe
Onions With Bacon and Bread Stuffing Recipes For Ration era
Home economists offer meat ration friendly dishes. One recipe makes a meatless meal using celery onions carrots green pepper and wheat meal with boiled vegetables. A second recipe stuffs onions with bacon and breadcrumbs then bakes until tender. Also notes a beauty school trip and a church class date change at The Plains Methodist Church.
Price cuts set for rayon hose April fifteenth
The Office of Price Administration announced a price reduction on women’s rayon stockings from five to forty cents per pair starting April 15. A new standard price schedule will apply, with stamps on the welt showing quality and legal price. Grade A and B stockings have specific price rules and dates to phase in reductions, and smaller stores may charge 9 to 15 cents more.
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Fice
Price Administration
OPA
War Mothers Believe In Future
Ruth Millett reports that in early 1943 about 70,000 babies will be born to wives of servicemen, who reject pity and choose motherhood now. Women in uniform feel family adds meaning amid war, accepting risk of loss to ensure children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Millett
Children’s Bureau
Washington
Jim
Happiness Her Recipe At 100 In Conneaut
Mrs. Phoebe Titterington, a centenarian, plans a victory garden next summer. At 100 she is the oldest Conneaut resident and active in wartime home front efforts during the Civil War Spanish-American War and World War I. She attributes age to happiness and hopes for several more years. Her family includes two daughters 59 grandchildren 30 great grandchildren and 16 great great grandchildren. Nearby, Mr. George Russell of Barberton visited his sister Mrs Sam Riggles and Mrs Sol Goff for the weekend while Mr Merril Atkinson of Logan West Virginia visited his mother Mrs H L Atkinson.
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Conneaut
Phoebe Titterington
Titterington
Clearfield County
George Russell
Barberton
Sam Riggles
Highland Ave
Sol Goff
Merril Atkinson
Logan
W. Va
H. L. Atkinson
Route Three
Frail Plot of Love in Hotel Lansfield Mystery
In a New York hotel apartment, secret service agent Charles Spencer protects Madge Graham while a foreign espionage ring hunts a stolen document. Madge suspects Milner, the hotel manager, holds the book and may pass clues to Redfield and the theater’s star Mary Veritzen.
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Madge Graham
Lansfield
New York
Charles Spencer
Secret Service
King Georges of
Trees
Milner
Spencer
Federal Bureau
Madge
Stephen Redfield
Mary Veritzen
Redfield
Ring
Steve
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