Local Candidates Listed for District and County Offices
The Liano News presents a slate of candidates for statewide and county posts including Senator 20th District James A Stanford Representative 5th District Harry L Davis Jr Sheriff Tax Assessor Collector R P McWilliams District and County Clerk J A Mayes County Treasurer Mrs Ruffe bDeats County Attorney A G Mueller County Commissioner Precincts 1 2 3 4 F M Cassaday Luther Nobles Neal Wood H G Osbourn Also vote for Cofst lte Precinct 1 KK OV Casper and sale of Electric ironer See 27 21 p Mrs Euel Moore
Dry cell battery production urged by WPB and Army
Reported progress at a recent meeting shows renewed effort to increase dry cell battery production to meet military and civilian needs. WPB expects further plant expansion and a rise in monthly output, with overall production still below minimum requirements. The note also explains OPA limits on security deposits, capping advance rent at one month plus any existing deposit.
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Taly
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Wartime Town and Farm Topics From Office of War Information
Wartime notes discuss price regulation on rabbit skins and Hatters' fur, housing plans in Melbourne and Victoria, a 70-year-old forger in Chester, a new Atchison storage warehouse for food, and 1944 shipping records. Includes odd wartime items on labor, industry, and propaganda.
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Office of Price Administration
New Zealand
OPA
Chester
Atchison, Kansas
War Food Administration
Atchison
Shoe Stamp Provisions Extend Validity Indefinitely
The Office of Price Administration confirms removal of time limits on certain shoe stamps. Special shoe stamps remain valid indefinitely for consumers. Mexican Border resident stamps must still be used within 30 days. The change does not affect regular wartime shoe stamps.
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OPA
Car Rationing Quota Drops for September
The CPA announced new car allocations for September totaling 790 for local use, 399 regional and 300 national emergency reserves. The September quota marks a 40 percent cut from August and is the smallest since rationing began, at a fraction of the 1943 September level of 40,699 cars.
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Porson Rep
CPA
Food can hurt morale in Nazi public eating display
The Essenger National Zeitung reports Nazi leaders warn that public eating can damage morale. The article notes the bad taste of publicly eating suspicious ham sandwiches and fruit during shortages, and says Germans may resent such displays.
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Hermann Goering
Essenger National Zeitung
Office of War Information
Industry Needs 250000 Workers for Cotton Textile Output
The War Manpower Commission says industry needs 250000 workers by November 1 to expand output for cotton products. Few plants have conducted utilization surveys to curb labor turnover, while prepayment of rent burdens tenants as landlords seek six months to a year in advance. The notice mentions a baby born to Pvt Homer H Campbell and Mrs Campbell, with Pvt Campbell serving in France.
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OPA
War Manpower Commission
WMC
Peri Warrior
Homer H. Campbell
Mrs Campbell
Campbell
France
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