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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1943

Page

8

Quarrels Destroy Rationing Books In Montgomer y

Local UPA official Caiferd Aderen warns rationing books may be destroyed by quarrels in state areas. He notes citizen theft and willful mutilation could lead to prosecution and replacement denial. Canadian George Washington Dunn e dies in US District Court before naturalization final papers. The Chinese ask Have you eaten yet.

Montgomerty End Eile Quarree UPA Caiferd Aderen Opa Sipo Herren Phoenix Aris George Washington Dunne Dunn

Canned Goods May Return In New Jars

Canned foods may rebound with new packaging as Noropol allows rubber sealing rings and glass containers to be filled by automatic machinery. Pressure, heat, and acid tests were met after polymer research from Northern Regional Lab and Rohrd Chemicals.

Gipps Koing Ge Ulead Sy America War Producton Board Moe Armed Services WAH Container Corp Pacific Department of Agriculture John Cowan Department of Detroit Roichhold Chemicals

Missing letter reveals souvenir note from overseas husband

A censored Dallas notice describes a wife receiving a letter from her husband serving with the Army in North Africa. The missive included a five franc note as a souvenir and an unsigned line, with an autograph saying Here is a present from the cen vor.

Dallas North Africa

Death rate declines despite rising 20 to 24 year old male deaths

The report notes a drop in the overall death rate to T30 per 100 for 1942 in the 20 to 24 age group while acknowledging higher mortality among white males in that bracket. It cites military personnel deaths from all causes, including accidents disease and enemy action, as part of the total fatalities.

Mickey Rooney Rejected By Army

Hollywood report that actor Mickey Rooney faced a physical rejection by the draft center after an Army evaluation. Details show Rooney had prior deferments and later was reclassified 4 F, with an Army doctor to file a final report.

Hollywood Tre Atay Mikey Fe Adh Bane Los Angeses Roones Col Beiley Rooney State Selective Service Mickey

Radio Programs Tomorrow's Schedule With Many Segments

Tomorrow's lineup includes Musical Clock at 1.15, News Summary at 1.20, Ford and Glanne, Coffee Clube, AP News, Tommy Tucker, Devotional, Four Vagabonds, Nauws Merching, Red Cross updates, Lost and Found, Symphonie Strings, Farm Hour, Washington News, Interlude, Ranch and Between the Lines, Victory Behind the War, Concert by Barlow, Treasury Time, Time Out, Radio Bible Class, Meet the Sand and Camp Rucker Reports. Includes brief war summaries and program notes with multiple music and news segments throughout the day.

WACP Ford Glanne Tommy Tucker Nauws Garretts Booff OPA Barlow Matines Melodies AP News Treasury AP News Oporta Review Kentuchiar

Network Radio Schedule Mixes War Era Programs Across Night

Radio lineup lists multiple shows and guests including Fred Warng es and Harry James cb, with orchestras, comedies, and news segments. Diverse stations feature drama, variety acts, and wartime talk programs through late night hours.

Fred Warng Cnet Lal Steepnagle Bine bin Lomedy Slyne Buron Lew, Jr Abe Harry James Johnson Family Abe Jos Aines American Melodies Orecba Arthur Hale Kaltennorn Seves Chala Dramaice Burns and Alle Gabnel Heatter Fibber Mclice Melly Nbe Bop Hope Raymond Bo Gabu Iy John B Burhes Gracie Flalde Blu Arthansell Mbs Red Skelton Paoli Gohubart Anslyde Frank Sineta Wongs Nbe-Sant Ing Ohs-West Bly Verlety Eith Lawe Nibe

Debaters Clash Over Labor Shortage Question

In Oxford Ohio AP coverage McGuttey high school students debated the labor problem. One student argued there is no overall shortage of labor. An opponent challenged the point, asking what overalls or acorn fills have to do with the debate topic.

Oxford McGuttey High School

Loyal husband story and balloons from Britain

A fragment reports a date failed to show up and a sly excuse about marriage, with lines about balloons from Britain and a British barrage planned to protect the U S West Coast. The text mixes a dating anecdote with a transit of wartime signals and defense hardware.

Charlotte N C Britain United States

Cleanliness Is Best Protection For Birds

Prepared for AFA ersice by the Department of Agriculture, Bureau of Animal Industry. Chickens and other poultry face many diseases and parasites. Preventive care and sanitary measures protect flocks, especially large ones. Remove manure often and keep poultry houses clean to prevent parasites. Destroy infected birds and consult a veterinarian for valuable stock. Farmers' Bulletin 1652 Diseases and Parasites of Poultry is available from the U S Department of Agriculture.

Department of Agriculture Consult U. S. Department of Agriculture

WAACs Win At Home And Abroad At Fort Knox

Fort Knox reports the WAAC unit doing varied work on base and in town. Clerks, drivers, nurses, cooks, bookkeepers, and radio dispatchers populate the ranks while Lt Lucille Shacklette becomes the first WAAC to replace a regular officer. Dances, carded dates, and meticulous mess duties round out life beyond the war effort.

Margaret Waacs Africa Swaac Ration Board Waacss Calinels Pietty Waac Company Helen Hoyd-Jones WAAC

Sie Scouts Set Goal At Million Members

AP Feature Writer describes a push by the Girl Scouts to reach one million members, needing about 200000 adult leaders. The campaign targets community women ages 21 and up to form troops, emphasizing leadership qualities and the war effort.

Sie GLADI Degser Gir BO Binoerce Bo Cuntere Scott

Victory Tax Low and French Occupied Pay Policy

The Treasury Department expects to collect 2 billion dollars yearly from the Victory Tax, a sum that equals half of the annual levy France’s 40 million residents pay to finance the Nazi occupation army.

Treasury Department France

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