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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1946

Page

3

Call Issued Gardeners By Truman

Washington AP The government urged Victory gardeners to continue peacetime gardening and to plant 3,200,000 more acres of grain and food crops this year than the prior goal. President Truman announced the call after a conference with Secretary of Agriculture Anderson and named Paul C. Stark to direct the National Garden program.

Washington Victory Gardeners Truman Victory Gardens Anderson Paul C. Stark Louisiana Agriculture Department Department of Agriculture

Sugars and Social Standing Sought by OPA Rhyme Request

William Collins, 26, a St. Edward, Nebraska navy veteran, asked the price control board for sugar to gain social popularity. The Omaha OPA responded with a valentines themed reply and sent a current sugar stamp, praising his patriotic service and hastily issuing the ration stamp.

Omaha INS William Collins St. Edward Neb Navy Price Control Board OPA Collins Valentine

Age Ranges Listed as One to Three and Four to Six

The notice presents two age brackets: one to three years and four to six years. It enumerates the categories for eligibility or classification and appears in a brief item form typical of a public notice.

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St. Lawrence Seaway Endorsed By Wallace As Vital Trade Link

Secretary of Commerce Wallace told a Senate subcommittee that the St. Lawrence waterway is essential to U S foreign trade. He said the seaway would move much trade inland that otherwise would not move due to lack of low cost water transportation.

Washington Wallace St. Lawrence Waterway Senate Foreign Relations

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