Army Answers Personal War Problems Column
The Army answers readers questions on allotments insurance and personal affairs related to service. Topics include gratuity rules for dependents in death cases tax payment via affidavits and delaying or avoiding property sales, military remains homecoming guidelines for actions in South Pacific, and handling war bond checks and red cross aid across service members.
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Headquarten
Hth Service Command
Cal Insexas
South Pacific
Continental
United States
Chifengto
Red Cross Field Directors Coordinate Chapter Aid Network
Red Cross field directors communicate with the nation’s 3 756 chapters to mobilize information and resources for service to families in need. The network supports direct contact with local chapters to obtain essential data and coordinate aid efforts nationwide.
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Red Cross
Stew recipes stretch meat rations across cuisines
The article promotes meat conservation amid high production by presenting several stew recipes. It outlines steps for beef stew with paprika and garlic, lamb curry with onions and peppers, and additional blends, emphasizing extended dishes to meet military and civilian needs.
Multilingual Stew Guide Highlights Classic Meat Dishes
A collection of kitchen instructions for beef kidneys and steak with browning, pork chop and chili style recipes, Chinese chop suey, Irish stew and lamb dishes. It lists ingredients like pepper, paprika, tomatoes, beans, sprouts, and soy sauce with steps to brown, simmer, thicken, and serve over rice or boiled potatoes.
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Beason
Missing fragment reports weekend visitor at Phoenix home
An incomplete clipping notes a weekend visitor at the home of Mr and Mrs Tip Hall in Phoenix, with a stray mention of Pat Hall and Red Grass and an unclear phrase about caging. The text is fragmented and resistant to full reconstruction.
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Pat-Hall
Phoenix
Tip
Chicago Red Cross volunteers note age views at events
An 80 year old woman praised Red Cross work and called the volunteer young. Later a Junior Red Cross meeting included a remark that a speaker seemed 90 years old. The notice urges buying war bonds and stamps today.
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Teer
Red Cross
Red Cross Praised as "God's gift to the GI" by Soldier
An enlisted man in England lauds the American Red Cross calling it God's gift to the GI, reflecting wide wartime appreciation for Red Cross services.
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England
American Red Cross
Hidalgo County Political Announcements for Democratic Primary
A series of notices announce candidacies for Hidalgo County New Mexico offices. Candidates include Probate Judge Clerk Treasurer Sheriff Tax Assessor and others, all subject to the Democratic Primary on June 6. Names mentioned include Rachel Atkinson Mertice Brooks Roy Kerr and Wes Mary.
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Hidalgo County
New Mexico
Rachel Atkinson
Mertice Brooks
Percy Brown Seeks Second Term as Hidalgo County Commissioner
Percy Brown announces candidacy for a second term as County Commissioner for the Third District in Hidalgo County New Mexico. The bid follows the Democratic Primary on June 6.
Wilkinson Announces Candidacy for Second District
Local filing announces L E Wilkinson running for County Commissioner in the Second District of Hiawlo County New Mexico. The notice specifies intent to seek elected office and formal candidacy details.
War production shifts redefine industry in 1943 report
A General Veto re Annual Report to Employees for 1943 shows industry moving from peacetime products to war goods. Total war output exceeded 3.5 billion dollars with trucks and diesels dropping from 40 percent in 1942 to 22 percent in 1943 and under 20 in Q3. Aviation items rose to 41 percent in 1948. Guns tanks and ammunition rose in 1942 but leveled off in 1943. Tanks 18 percent guns 13 percent other items 6 percent last year.
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Finployes
Katherine Richards Seeks Hidalgo County Superintendent Nomination
Katherine Richards announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Hidalgo County Superintendent of Schools New Mexico. Primary vote scheduled June 6. Robert Mortensen listed as a candidate in the First District.
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Hidalgo County
New Mexico
Robert Mortensen
Katherine Richards
Announcement of Candidacy for Re election to 22nd District
A preliminary notice states candidacy for re election to the office of Representative from the 22nd District. The speaker notes subject to the process and ongoing requirements for the election.
Democratic Primary Nomination Filing for Hidalgo City Justice
H Vearle Payyp announces candidacy for Justice of the Peace District No 1 Hidalgo City New Mexico. Filing subject to the Democratic Primary on June 6 1984. Cc W Marsaub.
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Tone
H. Vearle
Justice of the Peace District
Hidalgo City
New Mexico
Announcement of D A Hopeful Joseph W Hop Sixth District NM
The text declares Joseph W Hop running for District Attorney in the Sixth Judicial District of New Mexico. It notes the Democratic Primary on June 6 and identifies Hop as the candidate.
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C. G. Sage
P.M. Meinnis
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Burg
Muscatine
John Greenleaf Whittler
Chitago
India
Goulaoh
Stew
Mreeol Ash
U.S. Treasury
Clyde Neil Andrews
Merchant Marine
U. S. Treasury Department
Chicago
Peter J, Fairly
Prinommes Wesma
Mary, June Vu
Roy Kerr
Percy Brown
Hilalvo County
L. E. Wilkinson
Edna
Jack
Mrs
Edna Peterson
Treasury Department
Francisch Arg Lewitt de
Paul R. Gantz
Silver City, N
Cc. W. Marsaub
Fey
Sixth Judicial District
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of New Mexico
Joseph W. Hop
Refrigerator Care
Community Public Service Company
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