Labor Needed in Orchards in Wenatchee Valleys Washington
A U S Employment Office survey shows hundreds of workers needed immediately in Wenatchee and Okanogan Valleys. No experience required, high wages offered for thinning apricots and apples and picking cherries, apricots, pears, and fall apples with packing into November. Enjoy a paid vacation in a famed orchard district, bring camping gear if possible, gas assured, help farmers win Food for Freedom.
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U. S. Employment Office
Wenatchee
Okanogan
Washington
Wenatchea
State of Washington
McNary
Oregon 3
Puel
Office of Price Administration
Iuplicants
Wenutehee Chamber of Commerce
Social Calendar Highlights Clubs Meet In Town
Tuesday events include Glenn Lowthorp chapter at Miss Katherine Ann O Dwyer home at 4 30 red cross sewing chairmen meeting 9 00 at city hall. Girl Scouts troop 2 led by Mrs J O Milan at 3 00. Iris Garden club at Mrs A Albritton 3 00. Gleaners class pot luck supper 7 30. Edith Thompson class entertaining at Mrs A B Patten home 6 00. Wednesday includes Girl Scavenger meeting 9 30. Desert Bridge at Broach home. high scores and future games noted. Recital by Mrs Carlton pupils Tuesday 8 00 at Carlton studio. Templeton Huckabes: Voneil Templeton and Toy Templeton wed in Texarkana April 30 1942. couple to reside in Texarkana where groom works at defense plant.
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Glenn Lowthorp
the Children of the Cornfods
Katherine Ann O'Dwyer
R. L. Broach
Ruth Taylor
Hamilton Ilanegan
Bares
Templeton-Huckabes
S. €. Tuckabee
Spring Hill
Voneil
Lo Toy ‘Templeton
J C. Templeton
Mr. Templeton
Texarkana
Arcansus
B.J. G. Carter
12 Safety Rules for Swimmers
NEA Service summarizes 12 safety rules for swimmers from Robert Laveaga of the National Physical Ddpctation Society of the YMCA. Rules warn that many drownings are avoidable and urge gradual return to swimming, no solo swims, supervised pools, no diving in unknown depths, and learning artificial respiration.
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NEA Service
New York
Robert &. Laveaga
National Physical Ddpctation Society
United States
Laeveaga
Coming and Going Miss Shra Amy Holland-Jeti to Arlington trip
Miss Shra Amy Holland-Jeti travels by train to Arlington Virginia as a house guest of Mr. and Mrs Homer Boyington. The sister of Miss Hole lind's fiancé EA drenry J. Mc Harg is stationed at Blue Fall Military Reservation. En route she visits friends in Memphis Tennessee. Mary Wilson returns from the University of Arkansas where she completed her freshman year and will spend the summer with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Lemley drive to Fayetteville for daughter Janet's diploma. Miss Mary Lemley accompanies them to visit Chi Omega friends.
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Shra Amy Holland
Jeti
Arlington, Va
Myr
Homer Boyington
Boyington
Holelind
Drenry J. McHarg
Blue Fall Military Reservation
Milton
Mass
Memphis
Tenn
Mary Wilson
University of Arkansas
Miss Wilson
Chi Omega
Robert Wilson
W. K. Lemley
Fayetteville
Janet
Mary Lemley
Bill Summerville
el Dorado
Chell
Naval
Our Daily Bread Rationing and Tires in Wartime Debate
The piece argues against forced tire rationing and a hard dictatorship in wartime. It notes tire depletion risks from extended supply lines and gas shortages, contending restraint should remain in a democracy to avoid wasteful, centralized control and fear of mismanagement.
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Hitler
Hirohito
Batesville visitors join Muldrow family gathering
Miss Mary Ruth Campbell of Galva will arrive Monday to stay with her friends Meow and Mrs. R. W. Muldrow Sr. as guests in Batesville. The occasion includes day visits from Arkansas College and other relatives from the area.
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Arkansas College
Batesville
Meow
R. W. Muldrow
Mary Ruth Campbell
Galha
Muldrow
Arkansas dairy farmer’s milk glut amid spring flush
A vintage wartime column chronicles an Arkansas dairy farmer who kept an extra cow to aid the war but faced milk buybacks halting, with millions of gallons fed to pigs and a nationwide dairy overproduction scare blamed on spring pasture surge and equipment shortages.
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Washington
Arkansas
Department of Agriculture
United Nations
Hood
Ereamery
America
War Production Board
Fragmentary Tale of Cheating and Rubber Politics
A fragment from a historical piece suggests chiselers would escape murder while a patriotic cooperative controls the outcome. It warns that continued rubber waste could push democracy toward modifying a plan.
Caribbean Crisis on the Blue Petrel Concludes Soon
On the Blue Petrel a tropical calm hides a web of threats as Talcott, June Paterson, and Halsey grapple with Webber’s threats, a Nazi secretary, and a mysterious Formula Nine amid an Army immigration clampdown and a dramatic shipboard showdown.
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Talcott
June Paterson
Webber
Saint Thomas
al Scott
Jerome K. Winters
Lowell
Halsey
Leonard Halsey
Seth Pringle
Milk glut and shortages hit creameries and exports
A dated discussion notes Mississippi milk floods Gulf Coast creameries and evaporating plants, forcing route cutbacks and tire conservation. Prices shift to boost evaporated milk and butter to spur production, while experts insist the US cannot overproduce milk. Public worry prompts letters to the President. officials seek remedies.
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Mississippi
Gulf of Mexico
Cremeries
Arkansas
Department of Agriculture
Mere Bomb in This Situation Stuns Mayfair Defenders
In London a group of 190 Women’s Home Defense Corps members resist fear when five bombs are shown. A live bomb drill goes smoothly but a gate crash with a live mouse in its mouth changes the mood as the women react with shocked screams and quick action.
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London
Women's Home Defense Corps
Natives Try Old Arts to Save Ammunition for Jap
Juneau Alaska report notes natives revive fish and hunting arts to reserve ammunition for Japan era conflict. George A Dale of Office of Indian Affairs cites practices of using sinew nets and non cartridge methods while sealing and hunting to reduce cartridge use.
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Juneau
Alaska
George A. Dale
Office
Indian Affairs
Wrapping in leaves a fading Hawaii custom studied
Officials examine the feasibility of using native leaf wrapping as scarce wrapping paper persists amid Hawaii traditions. Meanwhile about 25,000 tourists spent 000,000 in the Bahamas Islands in 1941, according to the Department of Commerce.
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Honolulu
Bahamas Islands
Rment of Commerce
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Hope Business and Professional Women's Club
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Edith Thompson
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R. W. Muldrow, Jr
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