Rationing Board Reports Tire and Tube Allocations 1943
The rationing board lists week allocations for tires tubes and recaps by grade and by distributor. Entries name many individuals and towns including Denton Greensboro Ridgely Preston Fedburg Choptank Marydel and Hillsboro with multiple tire grades and quantities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Collier
Henderson
Daniel Crouse
Denton
Earl Dobraski
Greensboro
Clayton Reynolds
J. Frank Robinson
Fed’burg
Ruth P. Seiler
Dr. F. W. Taylor
Ridgely
William Tidswell
Preston
Perry D. Williamson
John W. Chance
William E. Davis
Wm. L. DeFord Jr
Norman Downes
Frank S. Bradley
Robert W. Clark
Burg
Wm. Chambers Jr
Lawrence Cook
James Coursey
C. J. Dembey
John Fountain
Wilbert Gould
Goldsboro
Alex Green
Chas. E
Wm. L. Schuyler
L. T. Sipple
F. L. Stafford
Lawrence Smith
June N. Walling
R. L. Longfellow
Choptank
L. Winfield Willis
Louie Woodruff
Marydel
George Wood
R. Willoughby
Charles W. Wood
Robert E. Wright
Recapp
W. C. Engerman
Wilmer Fell Davis
James H. Patrick
Marion
Seven Days Leave at Dentonia Theatre Features Mature and Ball
RKO Radio's Seven Days Leave brings Victor Mature and Lucille Ball headlining a torrid musical with catchy songs and dances. The plot centers on unpredictable outcomes from a freak will as a World War II era cast prepares to sail to a battlefront.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RKO Radio
Dentonia Theatre
Victor Mature
Lucille Ball
Love and Inheritance Drama at Dentonia Theater
A comedy romance and a Nazi era drama show at Dentonia Theatre on May 20 and 21. Billed stars include Mature and Miss Ball in the first film about marriage and inheritance. Then Hitler's Children portrays Nazism inside Germany based on Education for Death. Tim Holt Bonita Granville Kent Smith H B Warner Otto Krauer featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Dentonia Theatre
RKO Radio
Gregor Zeimer
Thore
Tim Holt
Bonita Granville
Kent Smith
H. B. Warner
Otto Kiuver
Farmers and rationing hit producers and sellers alike
Paul E. Nystrom of the University of Maryland extension service explains how rationing of meats and fats affects farmers as consumers, producers, and sellers. He notes that consumers surrender points from ration books for meat purchases, while farmers face altered demand and pricing as part of the broader system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul E. Nystrom
University of Maryland Extension Service
Meat and Fat Rationing Rules for Farmers and Dealers
Farmers producing meats and fats for home use may not surrender points for those foods and can pool with other producers. Sellers must register with the local Ration Board, submit monthly reports, and collect red stamps. Slaughter permits from the County USDA War Board are required to sell products, while permits for live animals apply to dealers only. Rationing aims to ensure fair access amid limited wartime supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Usda War Board
Nystrom
One Man Band at Caroline High School May 7
Caroline High School presents Musical Varieties of 43, a lively show by Harry Hughes and the orchestra featuring dance skits singers and an all male Rockettes act. Highlights include Go Home arrangement, six hands at one piano, patriotic numbers and many new faces in a galactic talent showcase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hughes
C. H. S. Orchestra
Dick Martin
Lowe
Bill Greenley
Charley Johnson
Barbara Fitzgerald
Manhattan
Jacck Atkinson
Speer
Journal
Desert Club
the Oasis
Mit
George Beck
Harry
James) Hughes
Harold Kratull
New York
Stork Club
Sophie Tucker
Mary Louise Hognatt
Audrey Bullock
Beatrice MacDonald
Mary Alice Smith
Beck
Eugene Collison
Republic Pictures Onl
Gene Autry
Johnny’ Everngain
Darling
Jane Hollister
Hickman University
Germany
Dick Mastin
Berlin
Wuerstein
Earl Lord
Denton
Bosie
Laura Iowner
Barbara Butler
Pat Kaufman
Ace Rived
New York City
Joyce Brittingham
Eva Kaufman
Ella Marie Brown
Rome
Het
Reunion Night Adorns Denton Seniors and Notables
Assistants Mildred Butler and Aud rey Tribbitt missed the reunion while Denton visitors and local notables filled the Desert Club. Lou Chafinch with five sons and nurse Helen Booth drew eyes, as Admiral Leroy D Miller and others mingled with former students, teachers, and prominent townsfolk. A playful mishap involving Sheriff Horsey added light relief, and plans for another gathering were voiced as night faded into moonlit memories. Senior portraits profile Charlotte Anne Smith Henry Osterman John Shaffer, highlighting birthplaces, heights, interests, and future ambitions amid the 1943 class nostalgia. The Desert Club’s Master of Ceremonies, Robert Palmer, closed with hopes for a future reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Butler
Audrey Tribbitt
Denton
Kemp Newnam
Lou Chafinch
Helen June Booth
Lou
Denton National Bank
Wall Street
House of Morgan
Osterman Brothers
Esther Smith
Betty Mae
Harold Bullock
Earle DeFord
Bobby Good
George Shaffer
Roland Vickery
Mary Catherine Crouse
Denton Journal
Jimmy Emerson
Leroy Dean Miller
Bunky North
Cliss
Sarah Roe
O. W. Kl
John Howard Jr
Elizabeth Murphy
The
WAVES
Betty Asche
SPARS
Doris Cahall
Desert Club
Dan Horsey
Paul Stafford
Robert Lane
Roland Johnson
Mrs Lane
IH. S
Emory Jones
Mary Anna Perry
Rebecca Betton
Sears Roebuck
Audrey Adams
RLEA
Robert Taylor
West Denton
William Reed
John Shaffer
Shaffer
Truehine Company
Charlotte Ann Smith
du Pont Hotel
Wilmington
Robert Palmer
Austin
Walter Patrick
New York Times
Kenneth Gelleth
Charlotte Anne Smith
Charlotte Anne
Glee Club
Glenn Miller
Henry Osterman
Henry
John
C. H. S. Orchestra
Tropics
Voss
Lane
Musical Varieties of '43 and Prom Night at Caroline High
May 7 features Musical Varieties of 1943 while Easter holidays cancel clubs. Junior-Senior Prom a success. Miss Redden substituted for Mrs Mezick. Car oline High School students and staff raise funds for wartime quota with stamps and bonds totals listed. Sixth grade studies government with an assembly and plays about the Constitution. Girls and boys athletics results and lineups from Caroline High School sports day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Cade
Cannon
Ford
Hughles
Lane
Mezick
Orme
Ramsburg
Smith
Usilton
Ruth Reed
Mervin Pentz
Pergy Horner
Lois Drews
John Page
Howard Dean
Page
Beverly Seidel
Bill Page
Clarence Baynard
Sally Page
Bill
Jean Butlock
Augustus Shrimpenheimer
Fifty-Third Artillery
Dawson Howard
Lieutenant Brown
Francis Ireland
Shrimpenheimer
Jeanette Beaman
Penelope Shrimpenheimer
Alice Connor
James Madison
Dawson Barrow
Norwood Allston
Norman Woods
Marvin Wheatman
Billy Rash
Paul Scott
Earl Vickery
Harry Smith
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Denvon
Beelvin & Johnson, Inc
Bape
HIVE
Ture
Miss Ball
Mature
s_ kid sister
Caroline High School
Olga Svatik
June Booth
Ernestine Short
Josephine Cannon
Betty Lou Tribbitt
Betty Ann Messer
Bernard Heinel
Mary Louise Hignutt
June Hollister
Walter Palmer
Mary Anne Perry
Peemmea Betty Asche
Rebecca Benteney
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Helen R. Hughes
Irvin Smith
Preston Smith
Gelletty
Tom Turkington
Martin Bombers
Wasps
Avengers
Waanes
C. H
Commandos
Rangers
Commuandos
Gelletly
Patrick Everngam
Howard P. Stafford
Beck Palmer
G. Stafford
Behtke
Donovan
Calloway Turner
S.F
S.F. A
Leathernecks
Pompoms
J. Stafford
C. T. Turkington Lane
P. D. Weir
A. Weir
Kaufman FE. Stafford
Martin Good
Smith Jones
Atkinson Harris
Perry Taylor
L.F. Horsey Osterman C.F. B. Turkington
Wuerstlin
RF. Segar
Wild Cats
Victory All Star
Pippin
Yellow Jackets
Second Street
Tel
Joe Marsh
Charlie Jenkins
Joe
Doe
Brewing Industry Foundation
War Paneras
Eee Parte
the Peoples Bank of
America
Eastern Shore Public Service
Coca-Cola
Ast
Coca-Cola Company
Easton Coca-Cola Bottling Coq., Inc
Pentont
Maryland
Anne MT
OES Ofall
JOA Gymi
Aonney
Rior Gaeta
George Brent
Priscila Lane
Harold Peary
Mapy Cortes
Ginky Simms
Freddy Martin and His Orchestra
Les Brown and His Orchestra
Peter Lind Hayes
Marcy McGuire
Charles Victor
Ruth Edwards
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