Man Charged With Stealing His Own Lumber
Oxla AP reports a man from Tula is charged with stealing from his own property after buying a lot and house. The sheriff took him into custody as he faced a district court sale notice related to the house in question.
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Bias Serves Amy Chaplain in Historic First
Lieut Jamey Collins Ott i Comanche Indian born in Oke educated in New York serves Amy Chaplain bias for the first time in history. Meade denied a jockey line down in Montreal.
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War Food Panel Warns Rationing Likely Two More Years
The article argues rationing and price ceilings will continue after the war. It cites USDA and War Food Administration figures on meat, dairy, and fruit allocations, predicting 10 percent of total food supply from Lend-Lease this year and sustained demand for relief rations or production boosts to sustain postwar peace.
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Lend-Lease
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Europe
Roy F. Hendrickson
War Food Administration
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A. E. Ferg
Toronto
Brothers Meet At Traffic Light in Knoxville
At a Knoxville intersection two men, Seaman Raymond Woodty and Bernie J. Woodys, paused for a green signal. The incident recalls a wartime era moment aboard the liberty ship Edward Le ANT, highlighting a shared memory of World War I service.
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Bernie J. Woodys
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