Decline in US consumer debt seen as anti inflation tool
General Leonard P. notes steep drops in installment debts and consumer purchases, including jewelry and furnishings, with 25 to 77 percent reductions in various sectors. He credits the cash held by buyers as a powerful anti inflation weapon even as new consumer spending remains unlikely. Also discusses heightened drowning risks during the swimming season due to heavy rains and strong currents.
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Formig Ceilan
General Ae Ae Ito
Japan Is Satisfied. By Clark Lee
Japan declares victory in the Pacific and outlines a strategy of building vast defenses and consolidating an empire. The piece argues the war is won by Japan with time, emphasizes dispersed heavy industry, and lists captured territories and resources aiding future campaigns.
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Japan
Clark Lee
Pacific
Midway Island
Solomons
New Guinea
Ohito
United Nations
China
Broemburg
Capita
Tonite
Asia
United States
Orient
Tokyo
Yokohama
Nagoya
Kobe
Osaka
Shimonoseki
Moji
Tientsin
Shanghai
Hong Kong
Manila
Singapore
Philippines
Malaya
Selangor
Sumatra
Borneo
Andaman Islands
Java
Shansi
Tobacco Money and Prices Decline in Market Report
A fragment notes tobacco money around three pence and a value near sixty cents, with references to prices and market conditions. The readable text hints at a mid market report, describing small coin values and potential fluctuations in tobacco trade.
State to coordinate police on poultry black market drive
Boston August 3 state and local police plan cooperation to eradicate the poultry black market. Assistant Attorney General James B Farley drafts letters to Hudson police outlining laws. Hearings on public health rules for slaughtering livestock including poultry will run the week of August 9 in Worcester Pittsfield Springfield Fall River and Boston. FOR VICTORY BUY BONDS.
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State ‘House
Boston
State House
James B. Farley
Hudson
Abeels
State Department of Public Health
Worcester
Pittsfield
Springfield
Fall River
Clattenburg Is Promoted Gunner's Mate Third Class
Hudson-Roney Clattenburg son of Mr and Mrs Harry Clattenburg of Park Street has been promoted from Seaman First Class to Gunner's Mate Third Class. He serves as ship's company instructor in anti aircraft guns at Prices Neck Rhode Island.
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Hudson
Roney Clattenburg
S. Harry Clattenburg
Park Street
Prices Neck
Rhode Island
Balanced Meals Highlighted as Wartime Nutrition Strategy
The U S department of agriculture promotes the seven basic food groups as essential for a strategic wartime diet. Nutritionists warn that omitting any group daily signals danger, while some individuals claim never to be hungry despite not eating vegetables, illustrating hidden hunger among workers.
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Acplan
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Seven Food Groups Guide Wartime Nutrition
The article outlines seven food groups to simplify wartime meals and prevent fatigue and illness. It lists green and yellow vegetables, citrus fruits, potatoes and other vegetables, milk products, meat and protein sources, grains, and butter or fortified margarine, with examples for each group.
Farm Notes on milking hygiene and fast growing rabbit meat
Milk should be washed with cold water immediately after milking to prevent butterfat from softening rubber parts. Rabbit breeds such as New Zealand Whites Chinchillas Belgian Hares and Flemish Giants provide quick growing wholesome economical table meat.
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New Zealand
Quintessential Quiz From A Past Page
A fragmented test asks readers to answer trivia questions, guessing at meanings and historical references. It lists seven multiple choice items covering topics from natatorium attire to Priscilla Alden and the Hippocratic oath with options A through E.
Rogers Presses Ickes on Coal and Oil Supply in War Need
Washington Representative Edith Rogers appeals to Interior Secretary Ickes to accelerate drilling of more oil wells and ease coal shipments to meet rising military and naval demands. She urges increased tank cars and a pipeline from Boston, noting coal shortages threaten winter readiness and urging priority for England’s fuel needs.
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Washington
Edith Rogers
Ickes
England
Boston
PAW
Massachusetts Gressman
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Concord
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Wales
Congress
Benjamin ‘Franklin
Leonard P
Cleveland Trust Commonthly
America
Hllegaly
BY John M. Jenks
John. Nance Garner
Pithough
New York
Iger Syndicate
Clattenburg
Peter Peeve
Swvagtory's Sons
Barney Rou
Ross
Barney
Evne
Barney Ross
Priscilla
John Alden
John
Smith
Windsor
Prim
Mullens
London
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Hippocrates
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Mave
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Knowlet
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