Ease Ration Rules On Meat Raisers
Washington report that the Office of Price Administration revised its rationing regulation to ease point-free home consumption of meat by livestock producers. The War Food Administration announced that farmers meeting the new provision may slaughter livestock for home use without a license, under the updated rules.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
War Food Administration
OFA
OPA
Rationing Rules For Livestock Point Free Consumption
The text outlines conditions for point free consumption rights on livestock, including raising stock from birth or 60 days before slaughter, at least a 35 percent weight increase from acquisition to slaughter, and residence on the farm for more than six months each year or supervisory visits totaling at least one third of the claimed period.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Warrant May Open Sealed Game Bird Containers
Pierre October 28. An attorney general opinion says a law officer with reasonable cause to doubt a sealed game bird affidavit may obtain a search warrant to inspect contents. The opinion covers places with birds in possession, extends highway stops for counts to private airplanes on the ground, and treats dominion over a package by a non resident as possession evidence even if ownership lies with another.
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Pierre
George T. Mickelson
Lyle E. Cheever
Ecookings
Mickelson
Confederate Drummer Boy Dies in Nebraska
John G. Stetter, 87, reputed Confederate drummer boy with Gen. Pickett, died in a Hot Springs hospital. Services held Tuesday in Chadron. His claimed birth date as Aug 8 1845 was disputed, with family later advancing Aug 1 1854 making him 11 at war’s end. Stetter was an early western Nebraska settler and longtime Hot Springs resident.
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Chadron
Neb
John G. Stetter
Stetter
George C. Pickett
Nebraska
Hot Springs
Clark Gable Returns to Edit Army Air Film
Captain Clark Gable, former movie star with the Eighth Air Force in Great Britain, has arrived in Washington and is understood to be back to edit and complete training films on aerial gunnery for army use.
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Clark Gable
U.S
Washington
Eighth Air Force
Great Britain
Gable
Truck Operators To Hold Meet In Huron
South Dakota truck operators will attend a wartime problems meeting in Huron on November 20. George H. Buergi, president of the South Dakota Motor Carriers, announced that election of officers will follow a roundtable session on transportation industry problems. Also noted is a report of Highmore women attending a state club meeting with delegates from the Highmore Women's Club attending the South Dakota Federation of Women's Clubs sessions in Pierre.
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Huron
Aberdeen
South Dakota
George H. Buergi
South Dakota Motor Carriers
Highmore
J. H. Quirk
R. J. Drew
Highmore Women's Club
J. B. Perkins
N. G. Stimson
Adele Thompson
South Dakota Federation of Women's Clubs
Pierre
Lands Pilots Who Spotted For Ships ALLIED
Allied dispatch from Algiers reports U.S. Army fliers who spotted naval gunfire for ships at Salerno. Lt Randall Earl McNary directed guns under heavy fire, delivering 200+ rounds on targets with no hits on American positions nearby. Lt Victor Gentzler and others participated in a two day Salerno course.
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Allied
Algiers
U. S
U.S
Gulf of
Victor .J.’. Gentzler
Rapid City
S.D
Salerno
Motor Carriers Move SD Office to Pierre
Associated Motor Carriers of South Dakota completes plan to relocate its business office to Pierre on November 1. Kenneth M. Streeter secretary announces new offices will occupy the St. Charles Hotel to improve service to the motor truck industry.
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Abdladeen
Associated Motor Carriers of
South Dakota
Pierre
Kenneth M. Streeter
St. Charles Hotel
Suspend Limits On Slaughter Quotas
The War Food Administration announced quotas on livestock slaughter would be suspended for another month to December 1. The move extends prior suspensions from September and October as a measure to allocate meat supplies amid heavy livestock marketing season. The note mentions the first steam vessel voyage to India in 1825.
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War Food Administration
India
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Mt Alt
Drummer Boy
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Spiielwellin Ostilery
IHC Shively
Metche Brown Drug Co
Sioux Falls
5. D
Northside Grocery Square Deal Groc
Skezas Grocery
Manolis
Dake
Mince Ham, LK
Hamburger, LK
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California
Lampe Market
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Duff
Muffett Mix
Aq Noodles
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LAMPE
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