Town and Farm In War Time Relief Measures Noted
War time directives urge avoidance of non essential travel to ease crowded transport. V mail allows photos of infants with overseas fathers under rules. Victory Tax rises to 5 percent withholding within 20 percent plan after July 1. Gas and tires allocations help farmers harvest 1943 crops. About 10 000 to 15 000 new tax staff, many women, to join after July 1. Tools and canning orders adjusted to aid farmers and civilians. Barbed wire stock to farmers due to floods. Used car buyers may qualify for gas ration without tire records if justified. Canning price controls and CCC subsidies aim to keep canner margins steady. War expenditures rose one percent in May. Milking machine makers authorized full distribution. 35 states pooled road machinery under WPB to ease material shortages.
Women’s Benefit association meeting Friday evening
After the regular meeting the winning side’s members led by Miss Alice Kinsinger will be entertained by the losing side captained by Mrs. Myrtle Perkins. All members urged to attend. Gertrude Stillberger, News Reporter.
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Women’s Benefit Association
Alice Kinsinger
Myrtle Perkins
Gertrude Stillberger
Worm Control for Growing Poultry
Early worming after six weeks boosts profits as July to September see worm outbreaks. Treat each bird with a reliable capsule for tape and round worms to improve growth and flesh development. Worms hinder poultrymen in 9 of 10 cases and are framed as Axis agents to be defeated.
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Axis
Typewriter Ribbons Offered At The Carey Times
Advertising note lists typewriter ribbons and adding machine ribbons for any make machine available at The Carey Times office.
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The
Carey Times
Lord Loughborough Skewers Press Reports
A politician complains about press reporting but Lord Loughborough replies that the reports contain things he did say and many more he wishes he had said. He confirms delivering a speech credited to him while noting omitted or altered portions.
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Lord Loughborough
Wyandot County Girl Scouts Organized in Upper Sandusky
An organizational meeting formed the Wyandot County Girl Scout association in Upper Sandusky with Miss Agnes Jones from Cleveland facilitating. Carey and Upper Sandusky are current members amid 159 county scouts, and plans include a Day Camp at Harrison Smith park in July and August led by a local board and officers.
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Wyandot County
Girl Scouts Association
Upper Sandusky
Agnes Jones
Cleveland
Carey
Alfred Ulrich
Kan-Jockery
Columbus
Whyandot County
Harrison Smith Park
F. M Kenan
Clarence Henige
Ora Essex
Miss Jones
Marriage License Issued In Seneca County
A marriage license was issued in Seneca County Probate Court to Daniel H. Nye of Alvada and Ella F. Mann of Fostoria.
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Seneca County
Daniel H. Nye
Alvada
Ella F. Mann
Fostoria
Railroads as lifeblood of war effort praised in Ohio statement
A Cleveland Ohio message emphasizes transport as vital to national crisis and the war effort. It commends the strength of railroads and urges that they remain strong and sound institutions for the years ahead, citing Chesapeake and Ohio Railway in Cleveland Ohio.
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OWI
ODT
War Department
Victory
WFA
OPA
Bureau of Internal Revenue
WPB
Rans
OCR
CCC
United States
States Peak Road Machinery
W. B. A. News
Harrison Williams
Neuhauser Hatchery
Gill Scouts
Nard Fritchie
K. M. Davis
Helen Stecher
F. M. Kenan
C. R. Crim
Charles O’brien
Juliette Law
Theodore Blair
Earl F. Cline
Unper
Sandusky
Carry Loan CO
Geo. Remlinger
Chessie
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Cleveland, Ohio
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