East Faces Gasoline Ration In July Fuel Cutback
Washington reports a coming gasoline and fuel oil shortage beginning July 1 as defense needs rise. Experts urge strict oil use limits, gasless Sundays, and lower home temperatures to stabilize supply through autumn and next year.
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Washington
Ickes
Defense Petroleum Coordinator
Classified Ad Traffic Sees Daily Buyer and Seller Exchanges
Thousands of prospective buyers and sellers meet on the Journal-World classifieds each day. Call 22 and ask for an Ad-Taker to place or respond to ads about what you have to sell or trade.
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Journal-World
Two Standby Plants for Shell Loading at Parsons and Texarkana
The War Department announced two stand by shell loading plants to be built at Parsons Kansas and Texarkana Texas with one shift each unless emergency. Parsons site spans about 16 000 acres five miles from the city and will use 2700 workers including 900 women. Texarkana site covers about 24 300 acres on U S Highway 82 eight and a half miles from the city with about 4850 workers including 2000 women. Both plants will load 105 and 155 millimeter shells and 100 pound bombs and others.
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War Department
Parsons
Kan
Texarkana
Tex
Texarkanan
U. S. Highway No. 82
New Books at Free Public Library
A listing of recent library acquisitions across fiction and non fiction categories. Notable titles include We the Guardians of Our Liberty by Albjerg, Blood Sweat and Tears by Churchill, and Many Works from Federal Writers' Project collections. Also mentions price protests from Manhattan and Fort Riley land condemnation resolutions.
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Allenby
Anderson
Kosti Vehanen
Asch
Ayling
R. A. F. Brenner
Canby
Brandywine
Churchill
Cruikshank
Dobie
Longhorst
Farrington
Cordley Library Opens For Summer Reading at Cordley
The Cordley school library will serve all district youngsters during six weeks of the summer recreation program. It opens Thursday June 12 and will be available every Tuesday and Thursday 1 30 to 3 30. Mrs E C Buehler heads a committee that selected about 1500 books for summer reading matter. Mrs B Yeaton will oversee the library and create a card catalogue and repair damaged books.
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E. C. Buehler
B. B. Yeaton
Secretary of Agriculture Wickard and Local Farmers Endorsement
Farmers living near Riley Keats and Manhat signed a statement backing Secretary of Agriculture Wickard. The document reflects rural support for national agricultural policy and reflects local voices in the midwestern community.
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Wickard
Riley, Keats and
Manhat
Wage demand condemned by rail executives in Wichita
C E Johnston of Chicago leader of the Western Association of Railway Executives blasted a 30 percent wage rise sought by five major operating unions. He told freight shippers and rail officials the demand is preposterous and harmful to national interests, noting railroads already pay high wages while much mileage remains in bankruptcy or reorganization.
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Kan
C. E. Johnston
Chicago
Western Association of Railway Executives
Johnston
trans-Missouri-Kansas Shippers Board
Bicycle production doubles since 1935 Census figures
Latest census bureau figures show that 1,252,029 bicycles were produced in 1939, about double the 656,828 manufactured in 1935. The data highlight a sharp rise in bicycle output over the period.
Careless Seedless Apple Found by California Hobbyist
Huntington Park California June 4 Mrs Libbie Wilcox a housewife with a pastime of monkeying with trees and flowers reports she found a careless seedless apple grown from a seed she planted The U S department of agriculture calls it the first of its kind and is studying the blossom to learn why the fruit has no waste The apple is red and unusually large weighing over a quarter pound and the tree is ten years old with consistent seedless fruit
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Huntington Park
Calif
Libbie Wilcox
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Wilcox
Tooth Comes Through In Time To Place Registrant 1-A
A 21 year old registrant in East Orange New Jersey was found nearly missing a molar four weeks earlier. The draft board dentist noted incoming tooth development and the molar emerged just in time to classify the man as 1-A. The item reflects a draft classification brief.
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East Orange
N. J
Selective Service
Draft Board
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