Gifts for Lawrence service men center Christmas project
The Service Men's Center in the Community Building will receive Christmas gifts of equipment for the game room and lobby funded by a $250 grant from the Chamber of Commerce committee led by A B Weaver M B Winter and Karl Kreider. The effort aims to aid more than 3800 service members within 75 miles of Lawrence with donations to enhance comfort and leisure at the center for the holiday season.
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Lawrence
A. B. Weaver
Winter
Karl Kreider
Chamber of Commerce Committee
Frence
Army
Navy
Jose Stapleton
A. E .Woestemeyer
Community Service League
McLean
Penneyvane Street
Cook’s
Furnine
Will Re Register On December 15 In Douglas County
Douglas county industrial users of rationed faste will re register with the war price and ration ing board on December 15. A new consolidated form combines sugar, processed foods and meats registrations to unify allocations and simplify compliance for bakers dairies bottlers candy pharmaceutic manufacturers and others relying on rationed foods. After initial re registration on December 16 allocations will be issued for three months at a time reducing trips to the board and aiding planning. George Wetzel chief clerk notes policy aligns with OPA aims to simplify regulations and the move reflects marked advantages over prior three form system.
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Douglas County
George Wetzel
OPA
Wetzel
Administration weighs subsidies to curb food prices through 1944
Washington outlines an outlay of 1,250,000 to 600 in subsidies to keep retail food prices down through 1944 or risk inflation. The move faces a hostile farm bloc in Congress threatening to end government payments. A separate note: a minor two-car collision occurred at Eighth and Vermont streets last night. Norman air station victory noted in the same brief.
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Washington
Congress
Office of Price Administration
Congressional Farm Bloc
Eighth
Vermont Streets
Eighth Street
Merle Me
Vermont
B. C. Sutton
Piae Rea Cosel
Norman Naval Air Station
Aid Seug
Beason
State butter bids stalled by OPA rules in Kansas
Kansas state institutions face butter shortages as bids fail to meet OPA regulations. Manager Gincaid reports no response to bids for long distance deliveries beyond 50 miles, with base prices around 1.69 per pound and higher rates beyond 60 miles. State plans to source from nearby dairies to prevent gaps. El Dorado pastor John Francis Kraemer, 50, longtime El Dorado church leader, dies in Wichita. He served Dodge City, Kinsley, Larned and was ordained in 1917. Funeral in El Dorado planned for Monday. Get a War Bond and sell unused household foxes for cash via classified phone 22.
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Rehe
el Dorado
Dios
Wichita
John Francis Kraemer
St. John’s Catholic Church
ElDorado
Dodge City
Kinsley
Larned
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Topeka
Kansay
Mon V. Kincaidanager
ElDorado Money
Fox
Klock’s
Miss
U. S
California
Florida
Texas
H.G.F. Adv
Fancy Pascal Celery
Triumph
Utah
Garden
N.B.C
Pillsbury Pancake
Reminda
Kraft’s
Morton’s
Swift
Landrith
Santeary
Jayhawk
Joe Dandy
Drake's Bakery
Mass
George Washington
Kellogg’s
Lee
Monarch
Heinz
Jones Dairy Farm
Durkee
Brown
Tbs
Cello
Mavis Cola
Lipton’s Tea
Pekoe
Bakers
Chuck Roast
Hills Bros
Ibs
Armour Star Bulk
Wilson
Chitterlings
Pig Tallis
Hershey
Purex
Boven
Eas Soy
Thompson
van Camp
H.G.F
RINSO
Pascal Celery
Beal Bros. Grocery
Klock’s Grocery
Corner Grocery
University Place
Arnold's Market
Wiley Bros. Market
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