Global War Updates Highlight Allied Efforts and Civilian Aid
Report covers American relief drives, construction for air raid defense, and European Soviet and Pacific fronts. Notes European and Chinese experts joining the U.S. effort, plans for new towns, rationing shifts, and civilian mobilization including food and clothing coupons. Also describes aerial strength, mobility of airfields, and foreign residents amid wartime pressures.
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Denmark
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America
United
Rythseuss
China
Rio
Brad
New Nation
Sonnie
Thea
Pater
Fae
Fife
Anitany
Germany
Ceevtostovak
Jiu
Camida
Caunhy
Fourty
United Nathon
Naples
Ynelock
Mhade
Drileh
Chungking
Patie Headay
Chung
Japan
Australia
Rotary club of Salida fixes WWII end date
Exclusive bulletin reports the Salida Rotary Club setting September 11 as the close of World War II. The club drafts memorial events and plans a six month progress review, citing committee notes and local participation.
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Salida
Colo
Rotary Club of
Adolph Hitier
Rey
Dehis
George
Eluh
Thanks To Voters Of Precinct No 1
Earl H Rodgers thanks voters after an uncontested primary and pledges to serve county taxpayers. Mrs G A Seaholm and daughter accompanied Mrs Ethel Stubenwoll returning to Houston Monday. Mrs J W Shacklett visited, while Ruby Cooper arrived from San Marcos for a few days before Springfield Mo training.
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Earl H. Rodgers
G. A. Seaholm
Davis Cauthan
Ethel Stubenwoll
Houston
J. W. Shacklett
Ruby Cooper
San Marcos
Springfield
Broil These Deluxe Hamburgers Cookbook Fragment
Fragmentary recipe notes describe broiling deluxe hamburgers using a broiler with a 350 degree heat target. Instructions cover grinding meat with egg and condiments, forming patties, layering onion and bacon, securing with a toothpick, and broiling seven minutes per side for doneness.
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Barden
Mimi
Farge
Pas
Macon
Caring for Bedding to Extend Life During Wartime Rationing
Wartime shortages urge careful care of bedding and linen. Families are advised to minimize wringing and overbleaching, launder thoroughly to preserve fibers, and avoid heavy use of chairs beside beds that stress mattress sides. Government insistence reduces feather supplies but practical steps help items last longer.
Million Dollar Concert Plan Aids Crippled Children
Gonzales Texas reports Governor Stevenson and state education leaders coordinating with the Warm Springs Foundation to raise one million dollars for crippled children's care. A concert series planned across communities aims to fund treatment and hospitalization support, with state departments and hospital partners set to sponsor events. Local families visiting relatives appear in society notes alongside these philanthropic plans.
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Gonzales
Texas
Coke BR
Stevenson
Loa
State Department of Education
Ue Texas
Muste Eiheator
al Thie Gonaile
Warm Springs Foundation
Heraten Ua
Schwily
Wooly
Reynard
Jan Ar Aue
TMISA
Fiewert McGuine
Wink
TTA
Charles S. Preiine
Tie Connert
Hutleewanpin
Nell Pas Mel
Amet
Warn
Sprines Foundation For
Plains
Nus
Bo Tsocuy
Childrery
Pereri
Rass Hinthes
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Natal War Fund
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Tokxo Sir Defense Board
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Stines Novis Ban
Switzerland
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England
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Diringy
Alles
Naristonpr
Bon Thangs
Sane Hungsarnnes
Dandie
Wwe
Ben Ee
pHucs
Canadian Red Cross
Tuwels
Red Cross
Rine Warcel
Eleanor
Badmir Allen Puet
Tereille Picayune
Pally
Volos
Weeden Sernsee
Joacite
Agnon
San Diego
Bach Home
Alterce First Gaels
Harlowe H. Curtice
Motara
Buick
Goa
Bette Dave Yuy
Signal Corps
Clm Acquetle
Eciee
Glemour Mono
Capper
Mammi
Dad
Mary
John
Junior
Pelay
Boa. Winter
Ehitelee Anne
Ghiss
Alberts Variety Store
Texas Construction Material Company
Eagle Lake
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