Meat Rationing Forecast Marks Shortfall Through Summer
Washington reports the sericulture department warns meat supplies will remain near wartime ration levels into early fall. Civilian per capita meat availability is set at about 182 pounds annually through July, versus 147 pounds in the first quarter. Authorities urge renewed rationing to meet famine relief abroad, with President Truman indicating support if essential. The Agriculture Department projects a total meat availability of 360.59 million pounds this quarter, allocating 85 percent to civilians, six percent to the armed forces, and the rest to overseas and needy areas.
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Washington
Sericulture Department
Herbert H. Lehman
UNERA
Lehman
Political Action Committee
Truman
Anderson
United Nations Forum
Agriculture Department
Department
U. S
Legion Initiation To Be Held At Granada Theater
The Dorsey Liberty Post of the American Legion plans a mass initiation for about 125 World War II veterans at Granada theater at 7:20 p.m. Thursday, after news reels begin at 7. Commander Howard Moore will open the ceremony. A screening of Story of G I Joe will follow the induction. Veterans may report at 6:30 p.m. to join the group on stage for the main initiation.
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Dorsey-Liberty Post
American Legion
Granada Theater
Howard Moore
G.I. Joe
Erle Pyle
Iiage
Legion
TWO EVENING SERVICES Trinity Lutheran Holy Week Plan
Trinity Lutheran completes two Holy Week services with Holy Thursday candle light communion at 8 p m. New members admitted by adult baptism confirmation and transfer. Rev Harold Jamilton meditation Rev Alfred J Beil liturgist. Choir directed by Miss Mildred Reuter performs Tis Midnight and on Olive s Brow. Second service Good Friday features cantata The Seven Last Words of Christ and Holy Communion for those absent.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Harold Jamilton
Alfred J. Beil
Mildred Reuter
Olive
Bradbury
Janine Choir
Me To
Calvary
Karkpartrick
Beverly Smith
Elliott
Christ
Dubvns
Lawrence educator elected to Pi Gamma Mu Honorable Society
Elected to honor society Mark Lamb director of elementary education for Lawrence public schools has been chosen for membership in Pi Gamma Mu the national social science honor society at Emporia Kansas State Teachers College The selection by the social science faculty cites his academic work in social science and his status as an alumnus meeting the organization’s qualifications for membership in the newly installed chapter at Emporia.
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Mark Lumb
Lawrence Public Schools
Pi Gamma Mu
National Social Wience
Kansas State Teachers College
Emnoria
Kan
Lamb
Emporia
Memorial drive totals exceed 300000 for WWII tribute
World War II Memorial fundraising by UV alumni groups tops 300000 as counties and cities organize drives across Kansas and Missouri. Names listed include Ken Postlethwaite chairing the memorial association and multiple regional chairmen from Topeka Wichita Manhattan Ottawa and more. also announced: Duke Gibson named pro at Blue Wills Country Club succeeding Toni Clark after 31 years.
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Vocal K. UV
Ken Postlethwaite
Axsoria
Campanile
Carillon and Scenic Parkway
Kansas City
Dorman H. O'Leary
Lawrence
Charles Radcliffe Kaneaa
Kiea
Chaka
Topeka
Kan
Dean Akers
Wichita
Laurence Pie Lon Amelea
Cal
Charles U- Heuser
Chicago
Holland
Pile
Atchison
Fred
Smith
el Dorado
Buuler County
Chatman
RLY
Taliaferro Emporia
Lyon County
Curtis J. Meay
Barrow Chaiman
Manhattan
Riley County
Sennat
Jefferson County
Tri Independence
George Match
Wellington
Chelan Johna Thwart Fredella
Wilson County
Meret Gerkin
K. C. Golf Course
P—Leland
Duke) Gibson
Blue Wills Country Club
Toni Clark
Stomach Relief Ad Promotes Dr Gowdy Prescription
An old style advertisement urges readers to take one dose of a stomach remedy called Dr Gowdy Stomach Prescription. It promises immediate relief after discomfort from overeating and claims others have benefited.
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Neil
Nature
Carter
City Elections in Kansas bulletin issued by KU
The University of Kansas Bureau of Government Research has published a bulletin titled Your Government. The issue, City Elections in Kansas, outlines election dates and offices, spring elections, nominations, election administration, suffrage qualifications, and registration requirements. It notes the bulletin aims to cover timely topics on government organization and operation and promises comprehensive coverage of state and local government.
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University of Bureau of Government Research
Kansas
One Inch on Women’s Skirts Sparks Government Debate
Washington debates skirt length as the Civilian Production Administration weighs a possible one inch margin on hems. The issue raises questions about fabric use, fashion norms, and postwar policy. CPA advisers consider consequences of a length change on millions of women and industries.
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Washington
Civilian Production Administration
CPA
Early corn planting reports in county fields
County records show corn planting well underway with several fields started about a month earlier than last year. County agent notes early sowing may reduce mold risk and improve resilience to wet cold weather, with about six reports indicating widespread activity.
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Dentin
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