National 48 hour week eyed by war manpower body
The War Manpower Commission weighs a nationwide 48 hour week to boost labor supply. Officials warn of inflationary risks and need for exemptions to avoid unemployment, with steel, lumber and non ferrous mining already ordered for shorter weeks.
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Washington
War Manpower Commission
WMC
Steel Industry
James F. Byrnes
OPA
New York
Roy Lawrence Market Full Page Grocery Ad Highlights Meats and Produce
A dense market advertisement lists Swift Premium lamb and fresh meat cuts including lamb loin chops rib chops breast and legs with prices per pound and package counts. It also features pork and beef cuts, veal, fresh eggs butter and seafood, plus fruits vegetables cereals soups and date restrictions noting no deliveries on Saturday.
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SWIFT
R. J
California
Betty Crocker
Lipton
Weeds and Other Plants Make Good Spring Salads
Washington May 7 The Office of War Information and the agriculture department urge picking wild greens for nourishment and wartime resilience. Dandelion dock plantain and poke shoots are noted as edible with basic prep guidance to retain vitamins and flavor.
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Washington
Office of War Information
Middle West
Agriculture Department
OWI
University high school offers three summer courses at no charge
The eight week session begins June 14 with 23 enrolled students. Courses are junior English plane geometry and world history each worth a unit. Enrollment minimum 10 per course and teachers include Miss Mary Fee Miss Martha Peterson and Miss Ruth Litchen. Classes run 8 30 to 12 30 with one course per student and a mid morning recreation period planned.
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Madison Coombs
State Department of Education
Mary Fee
Martha Peterson
University of
Kansas
Ruth Litchen
Women’s Society of Christian Service elects officers
Emporia Kansas May 7 The Women’s Society of Christian Service re elected Mrs H E Werner Topeka president Other officers Mrs J L Hersh Topeka vice president Mrs Minnie B Walker Lawrence recurring secretary Mrs H L Soul
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Emporia
Kan
Women’s Society of Christian Service
H. E. Werner
Topeka
J. L. Hersh
Minnie B. Walker
Lawrence
H. L. Soul
Mission education official and Topeka couple listed
Chanute secretary of Mission education Mrs Oliver Kishger and secretary of student work Chanute are noted. Gold and silver export ban announced by Chinese government seeks to curb wealth flow to Japanese occupied areas. Marriage licenses issued include Maurice Howard Shehi and Mildred Rose Grimes of Topeka and Charles H Thomas of Olathe with Mary Stanley of Ottawa.
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Chanute
Oliver Kishger
Chungking
UPI
China
Maurice Howard Shehi
Mildred Rose Grimes
Topeka
Charles H. Thomas
Olathe
Mary Stanley
Ottawa
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