O Leary Sees Less Rationing Ahead After First Year
Washington May 6 Paul M O Leary deputy OPA administrator in charge of rationing marked his first anniversary predicting the next year would feature legs rather than more rationing He noted many ration books have been printed and plans for new ones exist while stressing no intent to ration any further He also described rationing as complex mainly for business and said staff may draft new plans but none are guaranteed.
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Luther-Synod elects Whittecar in Topeka meeting
Rev. Whittecar of Tulsa was elected president of the Lutheran Synod of Kansas at a Topeka gathering. George L. Search of Waterville was re elected vice president Louis T. Bang named treasurer. Women’s Missionary Society chose Mrs. R E Gaston as president. Other officers named include Helen Fink and Mrs Ernest Tonsing along regional presidents.
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Emporia
Flowers for Mother War Stamp Appeal Urged
Miss Anna M. Jarvis, mother of Mother’s Day, urges Americans to wear war stamp flowers this year replacing carnations. She recalls 1918 and stresses a mother’s duty to her children while chaplains remind service members to honor mothers on May 9. The Journal-World covers about 25,000 readers daily.
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