Peace in postwar world must ensure freedom and trade
The Evening Huronize editorial from October 7, 1939 argues for a postwar peace where America asserts final say. It stresses freedom of movement and commerce to keep citizens employed and maintain independence at home and abroad.
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Associated Press
Audis Bureau of
Northwest Daily Press Association
Palace Building
Minneapolis
Lexington Avenue
New York City
America
Four Wartime Changes Lay Out Women Rationing Roles
The Office of Price Administration released four wartime measures affecting women who manage family larders and clothing. Service men on furlough may receive sugar up to half a pound weekly, with expanded eligibility for short furloughs. A pocket shopping card will show nylon price ceilings, obtainable by writing to OPA. OPA also announced a new pricing formula to ensure holiday goods supplies, and that rubber footwear dealers need not offer trade in allowances for replacements.
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Inter
Northwest
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Washington
Keep These Dates Here November rationing calendar
November rationing dates outline actions for sugar fuel oil and gasoline. Stamp No 2 becomes effective November 1 for three pounds sugar. Landlords must register rental property for defense rental control soon. Fuel oil application forms due soon. Motorists register for gas coupons on November 9, 10, and 11. Promissory notes for fuel oil deliveries expire November 15. Householders begin using coupons for oil deliveries. Gasoline rationing starts November 22 and coffee rationing begins November 28.
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Defense
Meat Rationing Plans Emerge As Voluntary System
Officials outline a voluntary 2½ percent weekly meat allotment per person with future switch to a card ration. Families may use or abstain from portions, and guests can be fed without affecting the household quota. The 2½ pounds cover bone and fat in beef veal lamb mutton and pork.
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OPA
Meat usage limits discussed for farmer produced beef
A news item notes a farmer can use beef up to two percent of weekly pounds while red meats face restrictions. It states chicken and other non red meats are excluded from the m4 pound guideline.
Conserving Heat in the Northwest War Drive
Regional War Production Board urges residents to save energy as gas and fuel reserves dip due to war demands. Tips include sealing homes, insulating, weather stripping, top condition of heating systems, and reducing cooking and hot water use to prevent shortages amid cold weather.
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Northwest
The
War Production Board
Washington
WPB
Glorifying Yourself With Hats Hairdos Aid War Blues
A feature surveys four hat and hair styles touted as quick mood boosters for those feeling the ache of absent servicemen. The piece frames personal grooming as a morale lift and self care ritual amid wartime strain.
The War and a New Look Lift Women’s Spirits
Alicia Hart advises overworked women to boost mood with quick changes like a new hairdo lipstick and hat. She suggests practical routines to ward off low spirits during wartime, emphasizing work appearance and rewarding relationships amid gas rationing and economic strain.
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Alicia .Hartner
Talang
Buden
War leaders urge timely action amid wartime strains
Prime Minister Jan Smuts urges striking while iron is hot as fronts ripen, while US officials stress decisive action and unity. A German corporal laments harsh realities on the Russian front, and Chilean leader Juan Antonio Rios backs defending shared principles as world powers align. An Education note questions wartime duties of freshmen amid the broader effort.
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Enpry
Jan Smuts
South Africa
The Victory Tax Explained in Early 20th Century Brief
The piece conveys an Associated Press summary of the new victory tax under Congress. It notes deductions for business expenses and injury or sickness, and outlines who pays, withholding, and basic calculation ideas with concrete example figures and income thresholds.
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Aberdeet
Congress
Associated Press
Army objects to one year training for youths draft bill
Washington reports fierce Army opposition to Senate plans requiring a year of military training before 18 and 19 year olds could be sent abroad. Officers warn the restriction would strain equipment and space, delaying mobilization, and favor enlistment over conscription. The issue colors 1943 planning as action accelerates.
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Senate
United States
White House
Army
Amy
Somervell
Chick
The
Services of Supply
Navy
Congress
Big U S Bombers Proving Worth Despite Early Skepticism
In a London dispatch Clayton Knight reports on American bombers proving their value after initial British doubts. A letter from Col Frank Armstrong describes a recent raid where Allied aircraft engaged German fighters head on, with no US crew losses and multiple enemy aircraft shot down as bombs were delivered on target.
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U. S
London
Glittering Nightlife Notes From Broadway to Fifth Avenue
Kilgallen surveys a crowded scene of midtown celebrities at Red Coach Tavern Duffy's and Leon and Eddie's. Frank Knox dines at Duffy's while Luise Rainer passes. Jane Withers entertains fans at Jack Dempsey's as Martha Raye and Eddie Davis perform. Norweigan Commandos charm crowds at Copacabana. Paulette Goddard meets Chaplin and Sandburg strolls Fifth Avenue. Desperate Journey elicits laughs as Flynn quips on gasoline.
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Kay Francis
le Vie Parisienne
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Carl Sandburg
Fifth Avenue
Bomber crews praised by Allies for relentless raids
The American bomber squadrons and their new Fort aircraft are delivering decisive blows, earning full British admiration. German forces alone express dissatisfaction as they face the relentless pounding from the American air offensive.
Radio Programs Tonight in New York War Time Schedule
Central War Time listings for New York outline tonight’s radio lineup across networks CBS NBC ABC and MBS with drama music talk and news programs starting from 7 pm and continuing until 2 am including Thin Man Tommy Dorsey Eddie Cantor Kay Kyser Bundles and a Nelson Eddy concert plus crime drama District Attorney and Tomorrow topics featuring Frank Sinatra Bing Crosby and Abbott and Costello among others. The guide notes time changes and multiple hour blocks highlighting wartime topics and entertainment for the evening.
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New York
H.H. Singer
Thin Man
Tommy Dorsey
Eddie Cantor
Chas. Laughton
Kay Kyser
CBS
Nelson Eddy
Bob Burns
Lionel Barrymore
Jép
Paul ‘V. McNutt
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Sammy Kaye
Big Forum
Jack Pearl
Shariie
Harry James & Orchestra
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Earl Wrightson
Easy Aces
Dhs
Arthur Hale
Nbc
Bowes
Snow
Abe
U. S. Navy
Dia Dance Orchestra
Vera Barton
Rbe
Legion Auxiliary Meeting At Hitchcock Hosts Discuss Kansas City Report
The American Legion Auxiliary met Monday afternoon at Mrs. Lena Alger's home in Hitchcock Nova. Mrs. Addie Nelson district president reported on the national convention in Kansas City and shared new ideas. Lunch was served by Mrs. Herman Meyer. next meeting is set for Tuesday evening with co-hostesses Mrs. Alex Gross and Mrs. Lee Sattle.
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Nova—sperial
American Legion Auxiliary
Lena Alger
Kansas City
Addie Nelson
Nelson
Herman Meyer
Alex Gross
Lee Saw
Telle
Japanese Colony SR Horizontal Puzzle Fragments
A fragmented crossword style horizontal puzzle with numbered clues. The readable entries include depictions of a colony, two wheeled cab, diminutive Albert, and various references to cities symbols and objects, along with scattered partial answers and stray letters.
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