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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1943

Page

8

Harvest Fuel Wood During Slack Periods On Farm

Alabama farmers are urged to harvest fuel wood during seasonal slack periods to support war logistics. The piece explains wood’s rising importance, offers guidance on cutting only usable trees, and notes long term timber value while promoting efficient transportation to aid coal and oil conservation.

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Milk Production On The Increase In Auburn Alabama

Milk output shows rise with higher butter and cheese production year over year. Civilian supplies may tighten as 30 percent of butter is reserved for own use, while cheese stocks stay large though reduced by wartime allocations. Ice cream milk use limited to 65 percent of last year.

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Hens Expect Higher Egg Output This Year

Auburn Alabama reports indicate poultry flocks will produce 12 to 14 percent more eggs this year, with nearly half a billion birds and pullets at start and prices favoring light culling. Demand for drying and hatching eggs suggests spring and summer prices will stay high. more pullets included in flocks. Rival notes cover Cincinnati Reds manager Bill McKechnie praising pitchers Vandermeer Riddle Starr and Walters as Shoun Malloy face Indians. In Wilmington, Phil A's win as John Burrows departs with four hits allowed in five innings.

Auburn Ala Ths Richmond Bill McKechnie Cincinnati Reds Johnny Vandermeer Elmer Riddle Ray Starr Bucky Walters Clyde Shoun Bob Malloy Cleveland Indians

Berry hull timing for serving preserves vitamin C

The text notes that hull time affects berries freshness and vitamin C content, warning that removing hulls far in advance lowers nutrient levels and quality. The guidance emphasizes serving berries soon after hull removal to preserve nutrients and flavor.

Wood-hauling farmers seek better prices by drying cordwood

Farmers boost income by hauling wood to town for farm supplies. Buyers pay about five dollars for a half cord or smaller loads. Wood cut, stacked, and dried fetches higher prices than green wood, aiding the war effort and benefiting both seller and town buyers.

Rededication of Human Freedom Tribute to Jefferson

Claude Bowers writes for NEA Service praising Thomas Jefferson as father of American democracy. The piece highlights Jefferson’s Declaration of Independence, religious liberty, Bill of Rights, and vision for a continental nation and the Panama Canal, while condemning tyranny and slavery.

Thomas Jefferson NEA Claude Bowers United States Chile Ambassador Bowers Lse Jefferson Panama Canal Pacific Lewis and Clark Washington Farmare

Jefferson and Lincoln Ideals in Hemisphere Defense

The article reflects on Jefferson's Declaration of Independence and Monroe's historic document, praising their universal defense of human dignity and hemispheric solidarity. It notes Lincoln as a disciple who echoed Jefferson's principles and lauds the United States as a defender of small nations and the common man. It also reports Private Wael H. Daniels from Ogark being assigned to Cadre School at Camp Santa Anita, Arcadia, California.

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Radio Programs and News on WAGF WM Wednesday Evening

A dense listing of radio shows and news segments across WAGF AM FM schedule. It enumerates musical blocks news summaries rhythm segments dance programs and variety hour items featuring Crosby War reports sports and serials with multiple time slots and program names.

Bing Crosby Newa Oy Newa Brith Losiard Interiole Dornantorpe Tovernaris Margit Hegedta Washington Sam Henween Trarce Teesday Fred Waring Nbc-Eart Fulton Lewis, Jr Nbe Harry James Joanines Orchestra Bly Ore Arthur Hale Kaltenborn and Dance Music Orchestra Earl Godin Beam Lum Abner Bertal Sklt Blu Orchet R. Leydhorne Cby Ron Raymond Bo Swing Thomus de Tfeee John Bo Gracie Fielda Art Kasell Mts Red Skelton Bby Paul Schubert Mary Small Sones J—Blu

Multnomah Club Girls Swim Team Wins Indoor AAU Meet

The Portland based Cody’s Multnomah Club dominated the indoor AAU women’s swimming meet. Suzanne Zimmerman Brenda Helser Nancy Merki and Mary Ann Hasen starred in multiple events including the 100 yard freestyle 100 yard backstroke 220 yard freestyle and 400 yard freestyle relay to lift the team to first place.

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Chilli Point Values Outlined By War Board Chair

A D Wilkerson chair of the County War Price and Rationing Board announced chilli with 20 per cent or less meat has no point value and is not rationed. Between 20 and 50 per cent meat it carries four points per pound, and above 50 per cent seven points. Edible bones have one point per pound. boneless ready-to-eat boiled ham is ten points per pound.

A D Wilkerson

Shoe Dealers Face Ration Accounts Requirement Soon

Shoe dealers lacking access to shoe ration bank accounts and failing to notify the State OPA office that such facilities are unavailable will be barred from further business after April 17. A. D. Wilkerson, chairman of the county War Price and Rationing Board, said rural merchants lacking ration banking access were advised weeks ago to request instructions from State OPA offices. The board aims to prevent any merchant in the county from being deprived of rationed footwear.

OPA A. D. Wilkerson County War Price and Rationing Board Eaid Ration Board Wilkerson County War Price and Raton Board

Swaves Spars Pay Highest For Girls

Chief Charles II Marton, Navy recruiting station, Do-Tian, reports WAVES and SPARS pay surpasses civilian girl wages. He compares with a child employed rate, noting uniforms, meals, medical and dental care boost totals. Wilkerson urges shoe merchants to contact the State office for shore ration book details at the Bell Building in Montgomery.

Charles II Marton Navy Staton Do- Tian Martin

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