4 H Clubs Meet Sets War Feed Plan in 1943
A district gathering of 4 H clubs with 47 youths and leaders convened to organize the Feed-A-Fighter program for 1943. Leaders and officers from multiple clubs discussed pork, beef, eggs, vegetables and fruits projects to aid the home front, with a pledge card campaign and a push for pork demand. The meeting, led by Donald Perry, elected officers for 1943 and featured remarks by George W Ware on wartime home front farming.
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Barlow
Donald
Blevins
Presidhomas
Thad Walker
Ruth Dudney
Eeting
America the Beautiful
Christine Neugher
Nell Williams
Bingen
Bleyins
Columbus
Fulton
McCaskill
Piney Grove
Er Springs
Washington i Se
Mary Claude Fletcher
Adams
Fullerton
Malloch
Stéad County
I ‘Copeland
Guernsey
R. W. MccCrackin
Rev. Beard
J. O. Johnson
Donald Perry
Bags
Charles Jampson
Rationed Drinks Help Distillers Mix Mickey Finn for the Axis
The United States shifts to war production of alcohol with seven states capping bottle sales and rationing as demand rises for munitions needs. Distillers like Schenley expand around the clock output while wine and beer sectors face shortages, distribution issues, and policy changes shaping consumption.
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The
Axis
NEA Service
New York
Ethel Barrymore
Ozarks
Appalachians
United States
Idaho
Iowa
Ohio
North Carolina
Virginia
Schenley Distillers Corp
Mrs Webb Dies Today at Rocky Mound
Mrs A H Webb 48 a Hempstead County resident died at her home near Rocky Mound early today Funeral services are set for 2 50 Friday afternoon with burial at Snell Cemetery near Emmet She is survived by her husband three daughters Mrs C A McCorkle of Newellson Louisiana Mrs J G Milliner of Emmet Mrs Eubanks of Hope a son Sima Webb of Prescott four brothers Andrew and Homer of Emmet and Hope Willie of Hope and Claudia Webb of Texarkina
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A. H. Webb
Hempstead County
Rocky Mound
Snell Cemetery
Emmet
C. A. McCorkle
Newellson
J. G. Milliner
Eubanks of
Hope
Sima Webb
Prescott
Andrew
Homer
Willie
Claudia Webb
Texurkina
Hitler alleged to have murdered his sweetheart in Cosmopolitan piece
New York report cites Ernst Hanfstaengl claiming Adolf Hitler killed his lover Geli Raubal, daughter of Angela Raubal, with a pistol shot in 1928 Vienna. The tale alleges Hitler panicked, summoned Hermann Göring and Gregor Strasser, and notes Strasser called it not an accident. Hanfstaengl, once close to Hitler, later fled Germany and was interned as an enemy alien.
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New York
Ernst “Puts
Hanfstaevel
Hitler
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Hanfstaeng
Geli Roubal
Angela Raubal
Hanfstaengl
Geli
Adolf Hitter
Hanfstaengel
Herman Georging
Gregor Strasser
Strasser
Grim -Reed
Hiller
Ernst Roghm
Nazi Party
Germany
Canada
Vto
Wartime shifts in liquor supply and delivery demand
Article notes a rising number of breweries and the use of horses or oxen to share delivery loads due to truck shortages. It points to millions of men with restricted purchasing options, leading to more alcohol consumption being accounted for, while wartime conditions will limit liquor supplies and distribution.
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Shakespearean GQ of Washington political maneuvers
Washington insiders map the resignation of Leon Henderson as chief of WPB civilian supply, detailing the abrupt shift after letters with the President and a marathon press conference. The piece notes Henderson built support with labor leaders economists and allied figures to back a fight against Congress to preserve price control.
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Jack Sinnnces
Wide World
Washington
Leon Senderson
Imay Wall
Henderson
New Deal
WPB
OPA
Congress
Pren
M. Brown Refuses to Take Over Diffiewt Nd
M. Brown flatly refuses to take over the difficult position in the undefined nd matter, prompting questions about future leadership and responsibilities. The terse reply leaves the status of the project unresolved and raises concerns among stakeholders.
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Liss
M. Brown
Diffiewt
James Byrnes Ends Henderson’s Inflation Fight Leadership
James Byrnes, dubbed the Second President, moved to take over the inflation battle as Henderson, weakened by illness, steps aside. Byrnes pressed Congress and shifted the wind, even negotiating with the farm bloc, ending the high stakes Henderson era. If health permits, Henderson may return.
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Henderson
Congress
James &. Byrnes
Byrnes
Tenderson
Tré
Brown
Congress Farm Bloc
Washington
Sue Amty
Reporter Aboard Huge U S Transport Finds Ocean Crossing No Rest Care
Aboard a U S troopship bound for the British Isles, troops endure crowded quarters, tight bunks, and full clothing while facing seas, drills, and rumors. Land sighting lifts spirits as sailors await debarkation with nerves eased yet the voyage remains rough and crowded.
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U. S
Puch Magazine
Britain
B. C
Vanyoy
Sa Jv
Debarkation
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