Correcting Flat Feet Through Exercise and Orthopedic Care
This wartime health notice explains flat feet, its hereditary and obesity links, and how correction ranges from self-help exercises to specialized orthopedic surgery. It outlines signs of the condition, footwear choices, and the need for long term, focused exercise under medical guidance.
Melodies and Signals From Auster's War Broadcasts
A compact listing of music and news items tied to wartime themes and public notices. Includes program titles, sponsor names, and scheduling hints, with references to broadcasts and community notices across multiple venues.
Understanding How War Ration Points Change This Month
The War Ration Board explains tomato juice and other point fluctuations driven by supply, movement, and actual consumption. Experts analyze surveys, wholesale reports, and the Wartime Food Diary to guide adjustments from May to June and spread scarce food across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bret Harte
America
Vermont
California
OPA
Consumer Panel
National Food Brokers’ Association Survey
Bureau of Census
Brokers’ Association
Fourth of July reflections and Jefferson facts
A casual column discusses Fourth of July timing and religious emphasis, notes the signing history of the Declaration, and recalls Jefferson and Adams signing and dying on July 4 1826. It lists Jefferson’s achievements and a broader set of historical notes and trivia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jefferson
Continenal Congress
Philadelphia
Old
Independence Hall
Ship of State
OPA Tackles Point Value Changes Amid Food Stock Data
The War Price and Rationing Board reviews stock and shipments of canned foods and, as figures accumulate, prepares adjustments to point values reported monthly in newspapers. The process involves compiling column data and applying policy to ensure fair distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Worried Yonkers Boy Faces School Promotion Worries
Walter Moravsky, a 15 year old Yonkers student with eight months Navy service and an honorable discharge, fears promotion delays after an officer discovered he was underage. He served five months on an aircraft carrier and endured shellfire and a shrapnel wound without much concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yonkers
N. Y
Walter Moravsky
Walter
Beef Leads July OPA Ration Point Increases
The official July 1943 consumer point table raises beef values across the board by one point for steaks to hamburger, with blade and roast at 10 inch cut up two points. Veal and lamb cuts rise. canned fish increases four points. Group II and III cheeses fall. beef tripe and pork sweetbreads are removed from the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porte House
Frank Butt
Boston
Cheews
Dred Best
Chart lists point values for popular sizes and dates
A brief notice explains the chart only shows point values for popular sizes and directs readers to the official chart at the grocer for other sizes and values. It notes validity periods from July 1 to August 7 and mentions the KLM classification through July 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KLM
New Listings for Dried Legumes and Prices
Market notes list dried peas beans or lentils excluding soybeans and black eyed peas priced at 4 points per pound. The brief item notes current rate for dried legumes and highlights standard commodity pricing available to buyers.
Framing of Ration Column Weights and Label Guidance
The chart notes that items on the ration list require surrender of Blue Stamps or Ration Book for spinach and other leafy greens to mato juice and other vegetable juices, fruit nectars. It indicates No 2 cans may fall under the over 14 oz including 1 lb 2 oz column and advises checking the label weight when in doubt.
Insigne Answer to Previous Puzzle
Horizontal naval air unit insignia shown. Puzzle clues span places of confinement rocky pinnacle and other terms. Entries include terms for wealth man, slumber, sun god, and many short definitions across multiple languages and fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Naval Aviation
Labor Groups Set Up For War Industries
Labor-management production committees have been established at 200 more War Industries drive headquarters, bringing the total to 2,100 plants employing 4 556 150 workers. The committees foster close cooperation between labor and management in the war effort. One new committee is at Fairchild Aircraft Corp Burlington N Q.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Industries
Fairchild _Aircraft Corp
Burlington
N.Q
Conspiracy Charges Face Former Governor
Former Oklahoma Governor Leon C. Phillips and his parole officer Robert R. Fitzgerald were charged with criminal conspiracy and bribery in a parole case. County Attorney George Miskovsky said each took 500 dollars of an 8000 dollar payoff linked to W. A. Strong, another legislator, with Strong already convicted. Phillips denied any part in the scheme claiming political enemies aim to smear him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Leon C. Phillips
Robert R. Fitzgerald
George Miskovsky
W. A. Strong
J. W. Eidminger
Obligatory Finesse in Bridge Analysis
A brief bidding scenario titled obligatory finesse analyzes play of a simple hand. South opens 1NT, North passes, West passes, East passes, with dummy AJ96 KJ975 KQ105 AKQ5 43 and Q64 listed for Duplicate-E and W val.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Val
Declarer Finesses to Secure Contract in Club Suit
In the opening lead from dummy with the ace the declarer tests clubs. After an overcall by East the plan assumes East has the club ace. A small club toward dummy locates the ace after queen holds. Two trump rounds occur and a small club is led toward dummy. The declarer finesses by playing low from dummy, hoping the ace drops, securing the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Athlete Shaughnessy Wins Javelin in Amateur Meet
Clark Shaughnessy Jr. won the javelin at 183 feet 2 3/4 inches in the Central Amateur Athletic Union track meet. The report notes his Chicago sports writing background and lineage as the son of the University of Pittsburgh football coach. Also mentions 12,000 Polish airmen serving with the Royal Air Force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Clark Shaughnessy, Jr
University of Pittsburgh
Central Amateur Athletic Union
Dickering For Running Stars In New Orleans
A L Dibenedetto president of the Amateur Athletic Union says he may hire Gunder Haegg Gil Dodds and Greg Rice for a race at Municipal Stadium New Orleans He notes Haegg plans to sail to Sweden in September on the Saturnus and New Orleans could host his final race Also mentions multiple birds geysers in Iceland and other stray facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
A L. Dibenedetto
Amateur Athletic Union
Gunder Haegg
Gil Dodds
Greg Rice
Municipal Stadium
Benny
Haegg
New York
Sweden
Saturnus
United States
Dibenedetto
Radio Program Schedule with Varied Music and News
A dense list of Saturday July 8 radio programming across multiple time slots. Includes orchestral performances, news bulletins, dance music, variety shows, and special features featuring Battle of War topics, with numerous named acts and hosts listed in sequence across afternoon and evening hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orch
Cbe
M. Beatty
Abe Welcome Lewis
Art Gentry
Elmer Davis
Bia
Chicago
Lisa
Nbe
F.O.B
Detroit
Dhs
Marshalls
Bia 4:00—Matinee In Rhythm Orch
London
Ebe
Joan Stopak
Dancing Music Orchestra
Mbde
Bobby Tucker
Dbbs
Dick Todd
Nbde
Pan-America
Dbe
Mus
Horace Heldt
Cels Navy
Sol. Lewis
Alex Direler
Shredatk
Lombardo & His Orchestra
Cbhe
American Eagle Club
Nbec
Dancing Music
Arthur Hale
Wbag
Mbec
Roy Porter
Bdia
Cbdehicago
Theater of the Air
Edward Tomlinson
Harry Wiamer
Bdie
Barry Wood Orch
John Gunther
Bdin
John B. Hughes
Groucho Marx
War
Ore
Betty Rann
Bie
Fileen Farrel
Concert Orch
Che Dancing Music Orchestra
Marines
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Thomas D. Masters
WSJS
The
Muse Room
the Chen Reporter
Mirth
Matthew
Beverly Marr
Sores
Roy Shield and Company
Eas
Ann Au So
U. & Army Air Forces
Bard News
Liza Matinee
Three Sun
Esse
Shrednic
Art of
Noah Webster Baye
Hot Copy
Heory County
Thief Million Deller
Grand Ole Opry
Enso
Morning Melodies News
Medital
Boone County Neighbere
News of the World
Commande
Mary the Melody
Randthaler
Betty MacDonald
NEA
W. A. Bivins
John Adams
Jefferson
Adams
Liberty
Religious Freedom
Madison
Mason
Virginia
United State
University of Virginia
Monticello
Richmond
National Capitol
Northwest Territories
Buenos Aires
Rommel
Paramounts
Franchot Tone
Anne Baxter
Akim Tamiroff
Erich von Stroheim
Erwin Rommel
Naval Air Unit Insigne
Pinnacle
Capital of
Oregon
SCAR
Ioa
Vant
Olle
Egypt
Hymn
Tear
Talent
John
Require
Oscar
McKenney
North
Royal Air Force
Dickering
Iceland