24 Jun 1945
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Newspaper
Del Rio News Herald
Location
Del Rio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1945
Page
1
A garbled report outlines an executive board meeting in Veer Town scheduled for Thursday. It references TV channels, weeks, troops, and various actions with unclear names, dates, and places due to OCR corruption, preserving only scattered entities and speculative events.
Lieutenant Governor John Lee Smith urged Texans at the Texas Association of Soil Conservators district supervisors meeting to adopt synthetic products as substitutes for petroleum based items to conserve oil resources. Speakers included university and state conservation officials and local farmers discussing soil and conservation strategies.
Washington reports civilian canned fruit and vegetables supplies will stay near last year levels, with only a 10 to 16 percent drop in commercially canned vegetables. War Food Administration also says beef from slaughterers will be redirected to military and government use, reducing civilian purchases and altering plant classifications.
Ballast, July 23 reports regional War Labor Board naming Dallas figures to lead the board. CH. Ford W. Batter is named regional disputes director, succeeding Wales H. Maddison. Both nominations await national board confirmation as Washington prepares to approve the moves.
Acting Secretary Joseph O Chew urged Americans to be proud of power and to use military strength for peace and justice in a commencement address prepared for the Echonl at Advanced International Huts. He warned against underestimating or overreaching, saying failure would harm national security.
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