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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1945
Page
13
Civilian At War outlines wartime duties in the 174th week with guidance to take on jobs, save fats, and follow stamp dates. It notes reduced civilian tire supplies for April due to carbon black shortages and materials rationing, plus a push to invest in government securities and support war financing.
The Office of Price Administration outlines a four group classification to aid War Price and Rationing Boards in issuing tire certificates. Group I targets workers in wartime production, including physicians and police, with Group II covering essential plant workers and farm personnel, Group III buyers and technical service travelers, and Group IV all others. The article also notes farm estate values rising, with March 1945 index growth and regional variance, comparing to World War I peaks and past four-year trends.
Flame No practice postponed Monday due to circus. Regular practice set for April 9 and 16. Chief Dipple urges not blocking streets during alarms and follows city ordinance against parking near fires. Firefighters responded Thursday to a home near the rice mill, thanking citizens for cooperation and warning of blocking streets. Bud Fitzgerald and Miss Virginia Mazac visit family in Engle Lake.
On Tuesday evening April 10 an important business meeting will be held at eight o clock at the Club. all members urged to attend. Several items concerning the welfare of the club are to be discussed and a large attendance is hoped for.
Mrs. R. L. Lange traveled to Houston with her mother Mrs. J. D. Hopkins. Mrs. Hopkins stayed on to visit the family of her son Fred Hopkins for several days.
During a weekend trip to Bake ton Mayor and Mrs. H W Graves called on B F Toliver Santa Fe operator and patient at the Temple Company Hospital in Temple.
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