One-Third Of Meat Supply To Be Ration-Free Sunday
The OPA announced that from Sunday through October 27 no points will be required for lower grades of beef veal and lamb and for ham burger lamb and veal patties and all cheaper cuts. Canned meats sausage and other products from lower grades will also be ration-free boosting fats oils and canned fish points.
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Washington
OPA
Chester Bowles
Agriculture Department
Ber
Owever
Governor Irked At Greedy Ones
Harrisburg Pennsylvania September 27 Gov Edward Martin criticizes applicants for a $5 000 a year state athletic commission vacancy and says he scratched off all names before commissioner Matty Bain of Uniontown closed the list. He declares it makes me mad that some folks are so greedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Edward Martin
State Athletic Commission
Matty Bain
Uniontown
Radio Schedule Highlights THURSDAY SEPT 27
Eastern War Time broadcast list outlines two hours for MWT and multiple program corrections. Reads like a dense rail of shows from Just Plain Bill to Dinah Shore Open House with news, sports, dramas, and variety segments across ABC CBS NBC and others.
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Bill
Jack Armstrong
Abc-East
Midnight
Farrell
Abc
Sparrow and the Hawk
Cbs
Tennessee Jed
Hop Harrigan
Mbs-Basic
Abe
Cbs Basic Dancing Music Orchestra
Cba
Walter Kiernan
Abde-East
Terry Serilaimabe
West Howe
Mbs-West
Bechoes
Abe Caliing
Pan-America
Dick Tracy
Abc-West
Capt
Lowell Thomas
Abc World News
Abc-Basic
Tennessee
Jed
Tom Mix
Abe Basic
Cbs News
Abeo Fulton Lewis, Jr
Jack Smith
Cbs Basic
Vic and Sade
Cbs Raymond
Philo Vancema
Nbc-Basic
Mr. Keen
Cbc-Basic Dancing Music Orchestra
Arthur le
Nbc
Dinah Shore
FBI
America
Town Meeting Forum
E.be
Horton & Music Hall
Andre Kostelanetz
Gabriel Heatter
Ment
Jack Haley
Dave Elman
Yance
Antoniniambsa
Navy
Heaven
Abe Arch Oboler
Mbs
Army
Chicago
Genias the Thing
Nbe
Pot Roast Appeal Aimed at Busy Homemakers
Wilson's Weekly highlights a Wilton & Co. food issue inviting families to enjoy a delicious pot roast once more. The piece promises satisfaction for the busy homemaker and notes the comfort of a reliable family meal when meat points aren’t a concern.
Braising Beef Chuck for Tender Flavorful Dinners
Recipe tips from George Rector on braising chuck and shoulder roasts. Browning in fat, adding hot water, and slow simmering yields tender meat. Serve with browned potatoes, rich gravy, buttered broccoli, cabbage salad, and Boston cream pie.
Grade Mothers plan meeting at Leonard Street school
Announcement from Prof. S. S. Whitted lists a Grade Mothers gathering at Leonard Street School Thursday night at 8. Parents serving as grade parents and those wishing to join the group are urged to attend, with teachers also asked to be present.
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Leonard St
S. S. Whitted
Lucille Willing Workers
United Order of Tents No
Lucille Butler
Daniel Brooks
MT. Olive
F. S. Sweat
W. L. Rice
Mt. Olive Baptist Church
Ethel Saulter
Annie Norris
William Saulter, Jr
YWCA
J. J. Wilson
Kivett Drive
S. E. Burford
Legion Auxiliary
Ladies Auxiliary of the
American Legion
Mamie Williams
Underhill
Vivian Sims
Education Committee
Mary Bethune Ywca
Wilson Weldon
Es A. Lester
B. Boyd
E. Walker
Revolutionary Racing Car The Bomb under construction in Britain
Lieutenant Robert Morgan, a 26 year old British Fleet Air Arm experimental pilot, plans to raise the land speed record from 368 to 520 mph with a jet powered racer named The Bomb. The car features a twelve foot diameter wheel, a 23 foot long pear shaped body, a glass hull with metal stresses, automatic gyro steering, retractable skids, a bumbling periscope view, and will run on liquid fuel. First trials expected within nine months, possibly at Pendine Sands, South Wales.
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London
INS
Robert Morgan
British Fleet Air Arm
Delail
Morgan
British Air Arm
Pscientific
Pendine Sands
South Wala
No Barrier for Early Life Leader in Erie
In Erie Pennsylvania Elizabeth Swannson, born with both legs lost after being struck by a new electric car at age two, has lived a full life. Now fifty five years later she has married and raised five children while two of her sons serve in the military.
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Erie
INS
Elizabeth Woeckaner Swanson
Swannson
WAC Detains Dogs Trains Them for Civilian Life at Fort Robinson
At Fort Robinson Nebraska a WAC corporal Carol Roeger 23 of Madison New Jersey trains war dogs for detrainment to civilian life. She teaches dogs not to repeat their military behaviors and reports no trouble from her trained dogs with civilian owners.
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Fort Robinson
Neb
Ins
Wacs
War Dog Center
Army
WAC
Corp
Carol S. Roeger
Madison
N. J
Roever
Brisbane Brown
Seeing-Eye Association
Whippany
Colonel Brown
Ben Lyon to Head Fox Talent Office in London
Lt Col Ben Lyon announces he will leave the army air forces on October 9 and head the 20th Century-Fox studios talent office in London. Lyon, a veteran actor, served with Allied air forces in Europe since 1942 and spent eight years in England. His wife is actress Bebe Daniels. Railroads paid 19.6 cents in taxes per dollar of revenue receivers in 1944, up from 9.5 cents in 1938.
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Hollywood
Ben Lyon
Army Air Forces
London
20Th Century-Fox Studios
Fair Forces
Europe
Duroe
Engay
Bebe Daniel
Yesterday's STARS Shine in Mixed Baseball Scores
Hal Newhouser pitched Detroit to an 11-0 win over Cleveland to secure a tie for the pennant. Steve Gromek earned Cleveland a 3-2 win. Ken Burkhardt earned his 17th decision in St Louis relief during a 11-6 win over Chicago. Branca and the Brooks defeated the Giants 8-1 to force a third-place tie. Hetki and Dahlgren fueled the Reds Pirates doubleheader with a 5-2 opening win and a 2-1 nightcap victory.
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Hal Newhouser
Tigers
Steve Gromek
Indians
Newhouser
Detroit
Cleveland
Romek
Tribe
Ken Burkhardt
Cardinals
Cubs
Red Barrett
Oege Branca
Ers
Giants
Brooks
John Hetki
Reds
Babe Dahlgren
Pirates
Hetki
Birmingham
Dahlgren
Merger of Services Hit Snag
Washington reports a plan to consolidate the army and navy faced strong opposition. House committee chairmen May and Vinson rejected merging the two services, insisting they remain separate while supporting a permanent wartime chiefs of staff structure.
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Washington
House
Representatives May
Vinson
Capitol Hill
Truman
Congress
Department of National Defense
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Air Forces
May
National league pennant race shown through telescope
New York reports on the tight NL standings with the Cardinals’ chances to clinch the World Series amid Cubs’ looming lead. Pirates eye a surge against Chicago and yesterday’s Cubs blowup cited. Discusses World Series catching candidates Paul Richards Paul Gillespie Mickey Livingston Ken O Dea Del Rice and Cardinals players’ recent form and position.
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New York
Cardinals
Cubs
Florida
Pirates
Chicago
Duke
Pittsburgh
Paul Richards
Tigers
Richards
Detroit
Paul Gillespie
Mickey Livington
Gillespie
Livingston
Springfield
Mass
Ken O'Dea
del Rice
O'Dea
Walker Cooper
Navy
Sciataca
Rice
Flies in the Ointment Spurs Rules Debate in Baseball
Bill Nicholson’s off the wall catch sparks a push for rule revision as Griff argues the fly fielding play isn’t clear enough. Buddy Lewis dropped a fly triggers debate with other leagues likely to back the change. Johnny Martin leads the Yankees to a Tuesday victory over the Steelers while Navy captain Dick Duden becomes a rare six striper. Brig Gen E F Sebree takes a West Point post as public relations chief.
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Bill Nicholson
Senators
Clark Griffith
Buddy Lewis
Griff
Johnny Martin
Yanks
Steelers
Dick Duden
Navy
E. F. Sebree
West Point
Hans Rt
Harry Grabiner Plans To Retire From Game
Harry Grabiner, vice president of the White Sox, will retire December 15 after 41 years with Chicago. At 55, he is the oldest American League official in continuous service aside from Connie Mack and Clark Griffith. His illness prompted the decision. Grace Comiskey will name his successor later.
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Chicago
Harry Grabiner
White Sox
Grabiner
Connie Mack
Philadelphia
Clark Griffith
Washington
Grace Comiskey
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