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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1943
Page
4
The Unit ed States Flag Association urges a June 14 Flag Week push to buy 1 000 000 extra War Bonds as part of a patriotic effort. The message stresses pooling resources and each citizen doing their part to support the war effort and allied victory.
A brief note observes a person named Lagerlof enjoying kindness and pleasant company. The writing presents a casual, human moment without further context or details.
The Concord Enterprise reports on WAAC Fourth Corps trainees at Fort Devens and the Concord Weston community support for day rooms and a new shower. Frances M. Lathrope thanks donors. Ted Brooks’s news cast and local horseracing notes entertain troops. Ed Hurley builds the bathhouse bringing comfort to Company H.
The War Shipping administration calls for 41 or more experienced seamen per Liberty ship and expands training across two basic schools the Merchant Marine academy five maritime colleges and seven training stations to meet record ship production. Apprentices and officers will staff crews to keep cargo lanes open and support Allied offensives.
Do not neglect the home as a war continues. Keep dusting and cleaning to sustain morale for you and your children. A clean, polished house preserves household articles so when the war ends the home looks as you left it.
FRANK COLBY discusses the split infinitive concept with examples from a school clipping in Chula Vista and a New Orleans jingle. The column notes the widest split seen in print and features a playful verse with elastic language and a signature line.
A fragmented OCR quiz item lists multiple choice prompts about tools for business letters, psychoses treatment, junk ships, the phrase we the people, the single tax, pandemie state, and apogeeist meanings. It reads like a miscellaneous trivia page with unclear context and misread terms.
A fragmented scorecard lists questions labeled a b c d with point values and outcomes. It notes totals 70 or 75, passing thresholds, and various team or group scores such as Junk Historians Taxpayers and Everyone.
Tax rate set at 34.50 per 1000 with 2.30 reduction from prior. Assessor chairman G Brigham notes the appropriation is the main reason for the tax crease. Allyn D. Phelps, town collector, issues demands for this year’s poll tax as 100 poll tax payers are listed.
Changes to English shoe rationing begin June 1 with a more favorable start and a continued stamp 18 from War Book One after June 15. About a third of the stamps have not been used in four months ending June 15, according to the Office of Price Administration.
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