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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1944
Page
2
The Carey Times lists Eloisa Thrall as editor and publisher and notes publication every Thursday. It provides mailing details, post office classification, and subscription rates including annual, six month, and three month options.
A collage of wry jabs on politics society and daily life from Herbert H Miller. From fashion hats and tomatoes to wartime costs and a Seattle postman with a baby carriage the piece flashes sharp vignettes on public figures habits and quirks. Strong entities include FDR Chaplin Dewey and Limoges China factory notes.
Letters from servicemen describe family health, greetings to parents in Ohio and Carey, and include Alton Kinsinger and Charles Kessler on Corsica. A Descriptive poem from Pvt Silverius Lafortaine in Italy contrasts beauty with poverty and war’s scars.
Citizens weigh costly Missouri River flood control dam as Congress is pressed to provide 652 million dollars. Critics question feasibility and cost, suggesting direct dredging dirt into the river might be cheaper, reflecting skepticism about grand infrastructure schemes.
Local listing from the Carey Times notes supplies for offices including typewriter ribbons and adding machine rolls. The short notice highlights essential office hardware for clerical work.
Ruth Bersted, 20, of Fostoria, a civil air patrol student and solo flyer, escaped serious injury when her Piper Cub nosed over after tailline contact during a forced landing near Findlay. She sustained only scratches. the craft sustained little damage and was removed the next day.
The Forest Review reports a mayoral barrier to stop chickens and dogs invading Victory gardens. Chickens found on enemy territory will be held captive until the commanding officer is notified. Dog owners, not the animals, face penalties.
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