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Batavia Herald

Location

Batavia, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1944

Page

2

Minister to Speak in Michigan Trip Before Missionary Groups

Dr. G A Doolittle of First Methodist will leave August 13 for upper Michigan visiting Bark River Gladstone Escanaba and Masonville to discuss The Basic Philosophies of Life. He returns September 1.

G. A. Doolittle First Methodist Church Suday Upper Michigan W.S.C.S Bark River Gladstone Escanaba Masonville Mich Ernest Lundin New York Orange Memorial Hospital Orange N. J M. J. Abernethy Carl Moore Elk Lake Myrtle Bartholomew Anne Spencer Batavia Avenue Miss Bartholomew Janice Berg West Chicago Alfred Bergeson Jack Howard Bess Hunt St. Joseph Hospital John Vincent Axel Wallman Carl Wallman Virginia Frank Leavenworth Jr Frank Gates Leavenworth III Community Hospital Geneva Camp Blanding Sophie Adler Chicago Andrew Swanson Emil Johnson North Jackson Street Johnson John Swanson South Jackson Street Michael Schomig Robert Hickman North Harrison Street Clarence Morton Dennison Ernest R. Nelson First Street James Wyllie Jacki Joyce Wonder Lake Jerry Sykora Detroit Misser Rose Josephine Sykora William Kalina Frank Frisch Sykora Batavia High School Frank Platt Batavia A. L. Morley Platt Grace McWayne St. Louis Peru Ill

Ration Book News Updates Fuel and Tire Controls

The regulation on services now covers all services except listed exemptions and ties prices to the March 1942 high charge. Truck tire certificates dated before July 16 are invalid for transfer or replenishment. August quotas cut 7.50x20 and smaller tires by about 25 percent. No more Victory garden gasoline rabidIssuances. Dealers must maintain separate inventories for 8.25 inch tires as of July 29, 1944, and track in-transit tires received after that date. The rationing board office will close Wednesdays at 12 30 pm in August for backlogged work.

Victory Gardens Department of Agriculture

Proposals on Social Insurance Raise Britain’s Economic Stakes

Sir William Beverage argues expanded compulsory social insurance for England is needed as he says workers face shrinking chances to earn a competence. He contrasts with the United States where MetLife statisticians note a strong 1940 census driven shift by American workers toward self employment, especially among farmers.

William Beverage England Great Britain United States Metropolitan Life Insurance Company

Funds Available Now to Continue War Food Program Through 1945

War Food Administration funds secure continuation of the emergency program through June 30, 1945. Elizabeth Heinicke of Elgin remains emergency assistant in Kane County with Gertrude Fields of the University of Illinois extension service. Objectives include food production, nutrition education, and expanding youth and homemaker outreach. Heinicke will accept speaking engagements and canning guidance, while promoting the national Food Fight For Freedom initiative.

War Food Administration Elizabeth A. Heinicke Elgin Kane County Heinicke Gertrude B. Fields University of Ilinois Extension Service WMRO Aurora Kane County Nutrition Committee

Theophilus W. Smith and the 1833 impeachment charge

The text identifies Theophilus W. Smith as a justice of the Illinois Supreme Court who faced an impeachment in 1833. He was charged with selling a circuit clerk's office and swearing out vexatious writs returnable before himself.

Smith Sydney Breese Richard M. Young Thomas Ford Senate Reynolds Illinois John Reynolds Congress John Quincy Adams Adams Larnin Theophilus W. Smith Illinois Supreme Court

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Carl G. Johnson North Harrison St Edwin Johnson Claus Benson Washington Street Oscar Johnson Elburn Frank Leavenworth C. W. Shumway Marilyn Johnson Romayne Johnson Suzanne Dettman Janice Paul Peebles Frank Anderson Main Street Margot McNamer Johnson New Horizon Gaede Fabyan Forets Preserve August Miller Raymond Hall Irene Miller Richard Hendrickson Donna Jane Russell Copley Hospital Ration Book News Anderson & Elliott Real Estate — Insurance Fox River Homes—River Front South Second Street St. Charles Aurora and Elgin Railroad Supt's A & E Station Wheaton Coach Cleaners Master Mechanic’s Office Car Shops Track Dept. Office Group Life Insurance W.F.P John Geiss E. Wilson W. C. Jurries Nottolini Pabst Blue Ribbon Grill State ST Geneva, Ill
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