Tours Nation's To War On Accidents Message
A national campaign tours 14 key industrial cities aiming to enlist every citizen in the war on accidents. The effort builds on wartime production goals and urges public and private sectors to contribute to safer practices and reduced casualties.
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America
Trent
Nacpore
Na- Hone Befely Council
Ile
Safety push sweeps Minnesota industries and farms
A broad campaign titled Stop Accidents Now launches across Minnesota. The drive features posters on streetcars and menus, 30 000 pamphlets from a major power company, and messages to 27 000 neighborhood leaders and forest rangers. Red Cross police fire departments and schools stage safety and first aid demos as industry farm home and school fields dedicate a day to accident prevention amid a growing production workforce.
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Aesbla
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T He Gogen
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Red Cross
Mrs. Kirkpatrick Last Rites Held
Funeral services for Florence Ward Kirkpatrick seventy five were held Tuesday at her home with Rev M A DuRant of First Presbyterian officiating. Interment followed at Riverside Cemetery. Surviving are one son Robert P B of Goldsboro and four daughters Mrs Rodpateek of Tallahassee, Mrs Fannie Kirk, Mrs Nathin Houston of Montanna, and Mrs Mesta Patock of Pittsville. Edge Funeral Home directed arrangements.
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Gyeeia
Funere
Florence Ward Kirkpatrick
M. A DuRant
First Presbyterian Church
Riverside Cemetery
Edge Funeral Home
Palibrarera
Clarence Padrpett
Clifford Stanley
Ot Manor
Gus Tindel
Claude Padgett
Uy T Turner
M Grinson
Floyd
Expert Tips On Meat Stretching For Sauces And Gravy
An Auburn Extension nutritionist shares starch and fat blending to thicken sauces. Use equal flour and fat, gradually add warm liquid, and cook to avoid lumps. Tailor flavors with seasonings like pepper, horseradish, parsley, and garlic for economical gravies and creams.
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Auburn
Mildred Tor
Alabama Pals Technic Institute
Grand Jury Probes Rationing Board Over Cards
A grand jury investigates a rationing board amid reports of altered or misused ration cards. The District Attorney states the inquiry targets possible false statements rather than board members, while urging records be kept and motions examined. Officials in Washington and state leaders were telegrammed as part of the inquiry.
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Peru
Orne
Gerard
Tete-Grams
Roosevelt
Alahata
Atty Smith
Sparks Reappoints State Defense Group
The state defense council reappointed members yesterday, listing officials from Agricultural Resources and Production, Public Safety, Health, Welfare, Education, Housing, Planning, Labor, Industry Resources, Consumer Interests, and Agriculture Commissioner roles. Names include P O Davis Auburn, Van HKures Gilbert, Dr BF Austin, Lou Dunn, Dr KE B Norton, WO Dob, and W H Ivey along with Frank Ro Broadway.
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KE B Norton
Iworka
WO Dobbine
Planning Commission
W H Ivey
Industra Resources and Production
Frank Ro Broadway
Local notices and names amid garbled OCR text
Fragmentary text shows scattered names and affiliations such as Albert Woot, Monty vers, J Yates, and Henkine Remirchan. Reading unclear, with possible references to commissions, director roles, and employment services but no coherent event or action to report.
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