Green bean canning tips and soil terrace drive
War production hints discuss use of dark corn syrup in canning and the effect on color, green bean pre cooking and pressure processing, terracing machines in Knox County, A A A payments per mile, farm pond incentives, and storage guidance. Public notices cover Linn County events and a obituary for John Allen Crowder with funeral details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay McGhee
John Latta
Bernie Farrenkoph
Linn County
Town and Farm in Wartime
The government calls citizens to support the war effort in week 190 of the war. It urges railroad workers to take top priority jobs, homefront support for returning soldiers, Merchant Marine service to aid supply lines, and enlistment of Wacs aged 20 to 35 to handle administrative tasks for the Pacific campaign.
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Ralph Rogers
June Carroll
Billy Lamme
Edina
Miss Carroll
Japan
Servce
Merchant Marine
Washington
D. C
Wags
Pacific
No Lumber Permit Needed For Repairs
Home owners no longer must apply to the Federal Housing Administration or the National Housing Agency for authorization to buy lumber for emergency repairs. Owners may certify their own purchase orders and buy directly from a distributor.
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Federal Housing Administration
National Housing Agency
WPB
NHA
Men and Boys to Get More Work Clothing
The WPB announces new fabric controls to boost production of fifteen items of men’s and boys’ work clothing. The list includes overalls, jumpers and coats, dungarees, one piece coveralls, jackets, work coats, aprons, caps, work pants, shirts and washable service material for various workers including doctors, dentists, interns, orderlies, druggists, bakers, butchers, fish handlers and dairy workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPB
Veterans Families Eligible for War Housing
Distressed families of returning veterans and service members become eligible for vacant war housing on the same terms as essential civilian war workers. National Housing Agency Administrator John B. Blandford Jr. announced that those unable to secure affordable housing in nonpriority wartime builds qualify under new rules, with priority housing constraints noted.
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John B. Blandford, Jr
National Housing Agency
Blandford
Eviction Rules Target Vacant Units for Veterans Families
New regulations apply only to vacant or becoming vacant units, affecting families of veterans and essential war workers as housing policy shifts to prioritize redeployment of vacancies. The measure ties eviction risk to unit status while shielding current tenants until turnover.
OPA Ends Restrictions on 1942 Car Sales
Deputy Administrator for Ration McCullough announced that starting July 18, 1945, dealers with remaining new 1942 cars in stock may sell to any buyer without rationing restrictions. This ends wartime controls on these vehicles.
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OPA
Mav . McCullough
Labor on Move Opens Tire Purchases for Residence Change
Starting July 16 1945 war workers moving between cities to shift production and civilians may apply for Grade 1 passenger tire certificates if a tire fails during a permanent residence change. Armed forces members new posts and discharged veterans relocating for work also qualify under OPA rules.
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OPA
Also Mentioned on This Page
Home Dem
Ralph Rogers County
Flora Carl
Knox County
Brookfield
Linneus
Chillicothe
Jim Elliott
Purdin
Grafton
Laclede
Ed Anderson
Home Place
Guinn Guyer’s
Goldie Marcusson
New Boston
Mo. Wildlife Conservation Commission
John Crowder
Pershing
Brookfield Argus
John Allen Crowder
East Robard Street
The
Hill Funeral Home
Cleve G. Hardgrove
Brook
Elliots
Crowder
Internal Revenue Office
St. Louis
Elliott Hotel
Masonic Order of Laclede
Browning
Poland
China
Farrow
Walt Leas
Walter Head
North Central Missouri Electric Cooperative, Incorporated
Unionville
Missouri
Circuit Court Room
M.S. Hayle
Mgr
North Central Missouri Electric Cooperative, Inc
Milan, Missouri
W. C. Reger
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