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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1943
Page
10
National Garden Bureau advice favors gentle cultivation, avoiding deep tillage. Use light depth about an inch, keep distance from roots, and remove weeds by hand when possible. After rain cultivation helps, then weed control in vegetable rows with spot tools or putty knife as needed.
War agencies announce new measures to aid small distressed industries with district offices in Minnesota North Dakota and South Dakota. Orders set price supports for loose poultry and allocate electric fans for shipboard use. Car tires inner tubes and alcohol sales ceilings remain in effect and stove rationing is planned for mid August with container purchases urged under WPB guidance.
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The order covers all container types and keeps customer costs for women's, girls' and children's fall dresses, suits, coats and similar outer apparel near last year levels due to revised maximum price regulation for manufacturers.
Officials remind the public to keep stamps in ration books and not remove them before use. The guide lists key dates and coupons for sugar, meats, canned goods, shoes, fuel oil, gasoline, tires, and vehicle inspections with deadlines ranging from July 4 to September 30. It notes that those awaiting books or who mailed forms should contact their local ration boards and use application stubs for reference.
The War Manpower Commission states the fleet expansion will add 500000 navy personnel in the first half of 1944, with total armed forces reaching 11.3 million by July 1944. Army strength unlikely to rise much in early 1944, while navy totals rise from about 1.9 million to 2.4 million by next July. Combined marine and coast guard personnel stood at 700000 in the last report. The pistol name trace notes the pistol origin in Pistoia, Italy.
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