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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1943

Page

2

Kansas Officials Protest Ruling Of Canned Goods

TOPEKA KAN June 24 UP State officials protest an OPA ruling requiring surrender of ration points for every pound of vegetables raised and canned at state institutions. State business manager Kincaid says the order undermines efforts to save foods for the armed forces and that four ration points must be deposited per pound.

Topeka Kan Kansas OPA Kincaid Wichita Fed

State May Halt Food Cannery Drive Over OPA Rule

Discussion centers on Kincaid urging state institutions to increase canning of vegetables, with 6,000 quarts already canned and expectations of 30,000 to 40,000 gallons. The CPA ruling may force a pause, as officials question why ration rules apply to states but not to housewives. A final note recalls Mary Ann Gender Hite’s death at 101, widow of Isaac M. Hite. Cherokee Tennessee’s naming roots are also mentioned.

Kincaid CPA OPA Uies Sedalia Mary Ann Gender Hite Missouri Isaac MM. Hite

Desperado Jumps From Window of Moving Train

Texas lawman seeks desperado Newton Perry Baird who leapt from a moving train near Royse City while in transit to face Dyer Act charges. Federal officers, tracking him through eastern Texas, expect capture as they pursue toward Tyler with deputies J H Littell and Steve Solomon guiding the manhunt.

Dallas Tex Newton Perry Pete) Baird Baird Royse City Rockwall County J. H. Littell Steve Solomon Minneapolis

Wyoming aims to recruit women for ranch work

In Laramie Wyoming the University runs Victory Garden classes for coeds and awards scholarships as it expands farm and ranch courses. Prof Dadisman notes over 100 girls attended last spring on the prairie campus and about 100 coeds found outdoor work, with the spring numbers expected to rise.

University of Wyoming At Laramie Wyoming H. Dadisman Vocational Agricultural Department University Dadisman

First Area-Wide Action on Wage Adjustments Soon

The regional war labor board will take its first area wide action today to establish permanent wage brackets for wage adjustments. A special committee submitted recommendations for St Louis and for western Missouri Iowa Nebraska and western Kansas after studying prevailing wages. The task aims to create permanent wage brackets across the five state region with future classifications to be added.

Kansas City Regional War Labor Board WLB St. Louis Iowa Nebraska Kansas Joseph A. Hoskins Father John C. Friedl S.J Edgar J. Weidman Harvey C. Fremming Leonard T. Williams Kansas City Central Labor Union AFI Associated Industries of Missouri Labor Organizations Bureau of Labor Department of Labor Missouri Arkansas

20000 Tons of Beef In Stranded Cars

Helena Montana June 24 James D Graham president of the Montana Federation of Labor charged that over 20000 tons of fresh beef may spoil on railroad sidetracks from eastern Montana to Seattle for lack of labor to relace uniced refrigerator cars. He blamed wage policies and said 150 cars were stranded at Miles City 187 at Harlowton 40 at Thorton and 38 at Avery with reports of another 500 cars stalled elsewhere. He cited convict labor at Deer Lodge used to freeze meat.

Helena Mont James D. Graham Montana Federation of Labor Montana Seattle Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific War Labor Board Deer Lodge

Alaska officer promoted amid ice crew delay

Headquarters Alaska Defence Command announced June 2 that Charles xt Griffith of 535 Cedar St Poplar Bluff Missouri was promoted to Lieutenant Colonel by Lieutenant General Simon B Buckner. The AP report notes a statewide U S Employment Service effort to recruit workers to ice 200 stranded cars yielded no volunteers.

U. S. Employment Service Alaska Charles Xt Griffith Cedar St Poplar

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