Family and guests gather for Masten-Jal day celebration
A large gathering at Ol Dith- Yin celebrates the Morgas nephew Noburi Covngia with extended relatives arriving from Idaho and Hayward. Guests include Robert Correia, Mrs May Salvi, Mrs Braces Spetigen, Mrs Hore Vanaelo, and many others joining a family meal at Camp Stig maker.
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Dorothy
Noburi
Jtaeemgut
Idaho
Hole
Robert
May Salvi
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Robert Correia
Duvelior
Braces Spetigen
Tony Gouge
Hore Vanaelo
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Mbrs
Molle
Waller Grichen
Chale Diugbher
Leovar
Ublin
Boulavighi
Joey Catlit
Ans
Alea Maly Joun
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Afton
Mie Wiwebliny
Munten
Giahee Besbiatd
Anchuy Nendeck
Hayward
MorduueCaley
Mes
Moa Hs
Inneheon Guvats Agta
Tyusday
Haley's
Selon
Lui Pateraby
Cullanyon
Ber Eothteen
Big
Haskell Larser
Anit Mee
Larser
Castro Waleler
Crop yields show record garden productivity for WWII era
Crop indicators reveal the largest seed-producer crops in U.S. history, with vegetable yields surpassing the prewar average by about 91 percent. Estimates note onion gains around 273 percent, peas 328 percent, and cucumbers near 40 percent, reflecting extensive WPA garden programs and wartime food efforts.
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Miliou
WPA
U. S
Pearl Harbor
Texas Camp Lad Willits Harbors Waterfowl Resource Claim
The article notes Texas as a major wintering site for waterfowl, with examples of game birds contributing to meat supplies. It cites figures from 1942 showing thousands of ducks killed and hints at Texas containing a large share of the United States’ waterfowl in winter, underscoring the state’s renewable wildlife resources.
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Texas
Consumption study links income to at least double food spend
Analysis shows families earning around 3490 to 0D annually spend nearly twice as much on food as those earning under $300. The trend widens with higher incomes, with families in the $2000 to $3000 range spending more on food than those earning lower incomes, reflecting midyear changes in consumption patterns.
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Gia
Handicapped Workers Availability Report Key Figures
The Bureau of Labor Statistics notes that about 2 percent of mentally or physically handicapped individuals are available for industrial employment. A similar share are deemed eligible for weld roles with minimal additional training.
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Bureau of Labor
Fragmentary meeting notes with scattered names
Fragmentary OCR text lists many misread names and phrases from a meeting record. It mentions several individuals and a special event or host involved, but the overall context and specifics are unreadable. The lines include scrambled names like Mes, Lavine Delersan, Mey, Walker Thuisen, George Watich, Abe Lan Charle, and Harold Siro among others.
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Mey
Walker Thuisen
George Watich
OM Turbos
Abe Lan Charle
Ave
Pol Feyneis
Ates
Ars
Harold Siro
Hausen
Tye
Jan Cui
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