Two Schools Of Thought On Rationing In America
Washington dispatch contrasts British and American rationing ideas during wartime. It outlines two views on rationing as a tool to curb inflation versus basing limits on actual shortages, and cites differences in food and automotive restrictions between Britain and the United States.
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America
Washington
Great Britain
United States
Great Srivain
Rationing Across Nations: Limits Hit Cars Clothing and Fuel
The report details wartime rationing measures. Great Britain enforces auto tires clothing and fuel limits. In the United States gasoline and fuel oil restrictions appear on the eastern seaboard with extended rules possible, while nonessential mobility is curtailed.
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United States
Seaboard
Washington
Oregon
Great Britain
Midwest
Scouts Attend Civilian Defense Bombing Course in High Point
Scouts in the High Point area will join a Civilian Defense training course on incendiary bombs at High Point Senior High School on Thursday night. The 7:15 p.m. session, led by the High Point Fire Department, designates Scouts as messengers and teaches defense against incendiaries. Scout troops will gather at the high school, under their Scoutmasters, after canceling regular meetings.
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Boy Scouts
High Point
Scout
B. W. Hackney
Hackney
Merchants Association Publishes Price Regulation Pamphlet
The High Point Merchants Association has copies of a pamphlet titled What Every Regiser Should Know About the General Maximum Price Regulations available for the public. An additional shipment is expected soon, and association officers note there is other information of interest for merchants.
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High Point Merchants Association
Caribbean Crisis at Sea Aboard Dutch West Indiaman
On a Caribbean island a tense audit unfolds as MacDowell recovers from a stroke while Struthers accuses Talcott of fraud and payroll padding. Halsey defends due process as the crew confronts a looming conspiracy amid arrivals including a professor and a refugee. The mystery deepens with threats to Talcott’s life.
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Prof
Constantl
New York
Halsey
Bill Talcott
Struthers
Mr. MacDowell
June Paterson
MacDowell
Talcott
Leonard Halsey
Contern
Talcon
McKENNEY ON BRIDGE SOUTHERN NEW YORK BRIDGE TOUR
From Syracuse I traveled to Binghamton for the Southern New York tournament arriving as the women’s pair game finished. I took the chance to offer congratulations to the participants and observe the ongoing competition.
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Syracuse
Binghamton
New York
Good care of heating jems reduces farm fire waste says Tayee
Norman C Tayee of North Carolina State College urges better maintenance of heating systems in farm dwellings tobacco barns and broader houses to cut fire waste. His warning highlights safer practices and ongoing agricultural safety efforts.
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Norman C.tayee
N.C. State College
Standards Bureau test of floor coverings shown in report
A machine used by the Standards Bureau of the Department of Commerce tested floor coverings. It simulated wear for a period, producing measurements described as 4AR.OO in the report.
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Standards Bureau
Department of Com-merce
Bridge triumph by Mrs Flaherty and Mrs Deyo in Bing hamton
In a tight two club game the declarer Mrs Flaherty forged a path to victory against South and North vulnerabilities. She navigated a tense sequence by careful trump management and a key queen of clubs lead to force two spade tricks and secure her contract.
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C. M. Flaherty
R. M. Deyo
Binghamton
South
North
East
West
Dummy
Ay Trump
Achievement Night Held By Local Cubs
Eleven Cubs received awards and two advanced into Scouting at Achievement Night held last night at First Presbyterian Church. Wave Picard directed the meeting with Leigh Rodenbough presiding over the parent session. Phe Der of Mrs. Dewey Greer won the plaque for best stunt. Biggy Rebeshaux and John Perry advanced into Troops 4 and 20 respectively, with Troop 4 led by Howard Forest and Troop 20 by D. K. Cloniger. Awards listed include Wolf and Bear badges and gold and silver arrows for multiple dens, reflecting a active Cub Scout program in the community.
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First Presbyterian Church
Wave Picard
Leigh Rodenbough
Phe der
Dewey Greer
Biggy Rebeshaux
John’ Perry
Rebeshaus
Howard Forest
Perry
D. K. Cloniger
Rabeshaux
Howard White
Welf
Tony Henderson
George Robeshaux
Greer
Max Ward
Bobby Aldvidee
Donald Clambee
Dewey
Final U W C Exercises at Chapel Hill Tonight
Alumni activities opened the 148th UNC commencement with an open air roll call led by Judge Henry L. Stevens Jr. Presidents Graham and Navy pre flight leader O. O. Kessing were to speak at the luncheon. About 800 seniors would receive diplomas as Raymond Swing and Dr. Graham spoke and Governor Brough ton presented diplomas.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Henry L. Stevens, Jr
Warsaw
Frank P. Graham
O. O. Kessing
Navy
Raymond Grant Swing
Graham
J. M. Broughton
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A& F
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Robert Lodenhoff
Wall
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Wachovia
U.S. Treasury
Asheville
Charlotte
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
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