New Year 1946 Brings Hopes After War Rationing Ends
The article notes many servicemen will reach home for Christmas and expects rationing to be removed in the New Year. It discusses relief from shortages in tires and sugar, urges honest conduct, and argues rationing was necessary for wartime distribution.
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Cern
Divi’ Providenes
Wystem
Soldier welcome eases town Christmas silence
Arnold Brasne requested advancing his Record & subscription dates by twelve months. Families welcomed soldiers home for Christmas the first time since World War II participation, while thousands remain deployed overseas awaiting return to normal life with loved ones.
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Arnold Brasne
Record & Plannant
Germany
Japan
Winoorely
Christmas Visitors and Returning Soldiers Beside Family News
Captain Alfred Jeavon and family return from overseas service with medical department ties in San Antonio and Oklahoma bassist Clifton Hill rejoined Okeene home as Christmas greetings pass. Nearby residents Monroe, Stewart Lee, and Standefer family members welcomed guests and noted reentry papers for service members from Camp Vale Ince and A and M College as the Yuletide season arrives.
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San Antonio
Celtingr
U. S
Forcom
Hame
Medics Department
Monros
Coston
Clittén
Sam
Standiy Viel
Ty Ander Tepus
Stewart Lee
Midland
Calif
Monroe
Heppy
June Standefer
Camp Vale Ince
Houston
Armed Forces
Mra
J. L. Standefer
Jane
New York
John
A. & M. College
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