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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1943

Page

8

No Long Underwear For Cleveland Indians

AF Features ClevelandMax Lefty Weinman says no long underwear for players keeping warm with top and bottom gear. Doc Weaver of the St. Louis Cardinals supplies uniforms while Indians trainer Welsman notes warmth and cap policy as keys to fewer sore arms. Spring ailments blamed on early heat and hard throws. gradual build to mid summer form. A note on a sardine cannery in Eastport, Maine in 1876.

Cleveland Max Lefty Weinman Cleveland Indians Doc Weaver St. Louis Cardinals Union Suite Israq Hoxera Ellows Lefty Northell

OPA Meets With Meat Men On Point Rationing Problems

OPA experts in Washington hold talks with butchers to ease upcoming meat rationing. Questions arise on meat point values, extra pieces, and proving ration stamps are local. Also notes on restaurant dining, home cooking, and a housewife adviser to aid rationing campaigns. Includes knitting wool supply and vegetable shortages. Rama the seeing eye dog gains a ration hook for three pounds weekly.

OPA Ann France Wilson Washington Tnis OPA 15 Hnusewitz Civil Service Marth Florida Rama

Army air pioneer Arnold profiles and titles in WW II era record

Arnold of the Army Air Forces, a longtime aviation figure, is described with a mix of achievements and roles including aerial operations, air defense, and leadership. Born in Gladwyn, Virginia, he rose through ranks to West Point graduate status, served in Panama and the Canal Zone, and held top posts in military aviation history.

Wirmath Gladwyn West Point Panama Canal Zone Ucla Enial Dencey Harley Arnold Army Air Forces

Sufficient Supplies Available To Victory Gardeners

Auburn Alabama reports ample seeds, garden plots, and insecticides for the expanded victory garden program. Insecticides and fungicides may be the limiting materials, with copper compounds used against plant diseases and substitutes possible when standard materials are unavailable.

Auburn Ala Nist

Why brakes wear out

A fragmented note explains that if one set of brake shoes on a vehicle operates inefficiently, the other three wear excessively as they must bear the increased load. It also states weather is a single occurrence within the broader climate sequence.

SQUIRREL PLANTERS OFTEN SHAPED FORESTS

Squirrels and their habit of burying nuts helped develop oak and hickory forests, making them key gardeners of North American woodlands through centuries.

Income Tax Payments Surpass Estimates

Treasury projects March income tax receipts near 4.5 billion dollars. Secretary Morgenthau notes a momentum gain of about 250 million above estimates, enough to fund operations for roughly another day. Records show over 40 million filers on March 16, a historic high.

Washington Morgenthau Treasury

Board report on site development and regulatory stance

A fragmented text describes a board of PBs discussion on site development rules and regulatory classification. It mentions TCL Gers and CHPUrIUEIY approving a plan for development without access or preferences. Webb of E. Childe and Lee Smith chair the Be board discuss conclusions, with disagreement on the legislative act.

Luce Smeeles Pbs Chpuriueiy EZ. Webb E. Childe Nebraging Lee Smith

Mississippi School Athletics Board Meeting Report

The Mississippi State College Board meets with Governor Paul B. Johnson to discuss proposals affecting athletics. J. W. Backstrom and Senator from Greenwood are mentioned in selecting the beard to overlook aspects of the conference. The governor declines to comment as the report hints at democracy as a Greek word. First four masted launch at Bath is noted.

Bath

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