Fredericton crowd faces water show disruptions and injuries
An unruly event at a Fredericton venue drew a large crowd as a water show and technical difficulties escalated. Fire safety measures and crowd control were tested while several spectators reported injuries and the organizers worked to restore order.
Small Towns Backbone of Red Cross Expanded Service Reach
National Red Cross data show 2,190 chapters in towns under 10 000 residents of 3 755 total. All chapters provide Home Service and disaster preparedness with home nursing first aid life saving nutrition and junior red cross. Home Service volunteer staffs grew 71 percent in nine months.
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Truth in Advertising and the Bold Branding of Powers
Fifty years ago John E. Powers shocked readers by truthfully advertising at Wanamaker and Rogers Peet. He praised products honestly, even when flawed, provoking demand as retailers struggled to keep up. His approach, cited by Imperial Magazine, showed honesty can drive sales.
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News of Gillespie County Men and Women in Uniform
Cadets enter preflight pilot training at San Antonio Aviation Cadet Center with 691 Texans including Fredericksburg trio Melvin Fiedler Victor Haag and Lee Roy Woerner. Enlisted officers Bracher promoted to LtJG WAVES in New Orleans. Pvt Perry Woerner on 12 day furlough. Bruno Metzger climbs to Staff Sergeant at Lake Charles. Lt Hilmar Pressler promoted to Captain at Camp Howze. Corporal Chester Frantzen home on furlough from Kearney Nebraska. Cpl Vistor Crenwelge sends best wishes from Nazi Africa. Cpl Werner Knopp transferred to Portland Oregon base.
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Supergasoline promise fuels postwar automotive boom
Scientists from Standard Oil of California report a new supergasoline delivering 40 percent more power and up to fifty miles per gallon for high compression engines and superchargers. The postwar era could see explosive demand for new fuels and cars, with employment gains and industry readjustments as soldiers return home. Also notes officer candidates George W. Eddy and Lt Berg with Navy and Coast Artillery service, and Corporal Mc Raymond H. Feuge promoted in the Seventh Army Air Force. local Fredericksburg and Camp Davis details.
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Lincoln on Limitation and Property Rights
The quote asserts property as a product of labor and a positive good. It argues wealth creation motivates industry, opposes forcing poverty, and supports individuals freely acquiring wealth without laws to restrain it. It emphasizes self-reliance and safety of one’s property from violence.
With a Smile She Killed 0,000 Vitamins
Home economists at Revere's Experimental Kitchen warn against adding baking soda to vegetables. They emphasize preserving vitamins with little water and a low flame in covered cookware.
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County Agent Office Gets Separate Telephone Service
County and Home Demonstration Agents now have their own line funded by federal appropriations. County Agent Grote states both offices share number 81 for contact, while the County AAA office retains its line at 78 for Agricultural Building inquiries.
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Ration Book 3 Applications Taken After Aug 1
War Ration Book No 3 applications may be filed after August 1 through local War Price and Rationing Boards. Do not return ration books to boards for any reason. Corrections for omitted family members will wait until after August 1. If away or moved, books return to Dallas Mailing Center and cannot be forwarded.
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Dallas Morning News
Dallas
OPA Odd Lot Shoe Release Allows Ration-Free Sales
The OPA announces a grab bag amendment permitting shoe retailers nationwide to dispose of surplus and broken stock as odd-lot releases from July 19 for a limited period. Public sales will be ration free with no extra shoe stamps provided to dealers.
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