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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1942
Page
4
Army mules remain essential in rough terrain where tractors fail, supporting Field Artillery and Cavalry. Mules carry loads, are cost effective, and work in pack trains in mountains. The U S Treasury urges buying War Bonds, invest at least ten percent each payday.
F Hendrickson, Administrator of the Agricultural Marketing Administration, designates cheese as the Victory Food Special for August 17 through 29. Eleventh commodity to debut on the program, cheese joins vegetables and fruits as abundant, economical protein. Cheddar stockpiles reach 165 million pounds as production remains high, aiding both allies and civilian use.
The quotes emphasize inner worth over outward appearances and the power of diligence. They urge embracing one’s unique capacities, fulfilling duties, and full commitment to effort for success.
Newspapers and radio promote Mrs Housewife to join a food defense effort by choosing right foods. The message urges participation through eating the right items as part of wartime marketing and daily meals.
The Adopt-A-Town Committee announced a program expanding canteens lounges and hospitality in Britain for American service members and civilian workers overseas. Cities in the British Isles already hosting centers include Chelsea London Warwick Winchester Reading Southampton Boston Hull Bristol St Annes Hertford Berwick Bideford Stamford Northampton with more towns joining soon.
The Rad iocar of Rhode Island at 537 Howard Building Providence promotes the Electronic Radiocar 45 a small tuning hearing aid praised for its tone and reliability since 1924. Miss Helen jamso oversees the operation offering expert guidance and assurances of satisfaction. Call Dexter 0810 for details.
Bristol Rhode Island sent aid to Bristol England during the blitz and many towns linked by the hands across the sea effort exchanged radio greetings via short-wave stations. Now these communities plan to repay the kindness by welcoming American soldiers sailors fliers and civilian war workers on duty or on leave in Adopt A Town programs.
Cub Pack No 14 will meet tomorrow at 6 15 PM in Scout Hall with an outdoor option if weather allows. Den Chiefs lead the program while the Bugle and Drum Corps hold at least three rehearsals this week with first night at Scout Hall.
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