The Lordsburg Liberal MRS. C. G. SAGE, Owner
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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1945
Page
2
Army personnel questions answered in Dallas column
The column from Headquarters Highth Service Command Dallas Texas answers soldier queries on awards discharge eligibility for Medal of Honor recipients prep training for West Point enlistment exams and rank restoration after overseas service It confirms MOH recipients may be discharged on request unless Regular Army officers and discusses wearing uniforms after discharge with limited post return wear allowances and ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highth Service Command
Dallas 2
Texas
Ourgon
Weat Point
United States Military Academy
Rmy
Truman urges nationwide push to boost food production
President Truman calls on all Americans to grow victory gardens preserve and conserve food at home to support troops and allied nations. He notes supply lines are the war's longest and stresses feeding liberated peoples as essential to lasting peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
War Production Board orders 30 percent boost in farm machinery
In a directive aimed at the crop year, the War Production Board said production of farm machinery and equipment must rise by 30 percent above the level planned for the year ending July 41. The announcement signals a shift to increase agricultural output amid wartime needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Production Board
Livestock Feed Prospects Improve Amid Ample Moisture
Livestock will not face hunger this year as feed crop production looks strong due to plentiful soil moisture reserves in most regions. Carryover of feed grains and old hay is also higher than last year, supporting livestock needs.
Government Beef and Pork Set Asides Reduced Slightly
Civilians can expect a little more meat as government set asides for beef and pork fall slightly. Beef set asides are down five percent and pork by one and a half percent, according to officials.
Roy M Green Advocates War Bonds For Farm Income
Roy M. Green urges farmers to invest cash in War Bonds as a retirement and risk hedge. He argues War Bonds offer steady postwar income, insurance against bad years, and a method to preserve farm independence amid inflation and market fluctuations.
Cattle Marketings Reach New High in Early Year
Marketings of cattle at 68 principal public stockyards from January to April rose 21 percent above the same period in 1944. Federally inspected slaughter for the four months totaled 445000 head, with a likely parallel rise in uninspected slaughter suggesting violations of OPA price regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Agriculture prices to rise to postwar peak
USDA forecasts higher meat and dairy prices this year than any year since 1920. More nitrogen may be released for farming. War production boosted farm worker output with Bureau of Agricultural Economics noting 1944 output up 85 percent over 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USDA
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Tommy Jovalis Sells War Bonds With Sister Frances
Nine year old Tommy Jovalis and his two year old sister Frances own a $100 and a $50 War Bond held in both their names. They were given the bonds by the post office on their joint birthday last month. Tommy has run a small newspaper street selling business on Kansas Avenue in Topeka since last July and plans to save for future goals including one day buying a Coke for himself and Frances.
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Kansas
Tommy Jovalis
Frances
Tommy
Kansas Avenue
Topeka
America
SP Workers Honor 19000 In Armed Forces
Southern Pacific employees observed their third War Service Day honoring over 19 000 former SP workers who joined the armed forces, about 200 of whom are known to have died. Miniature service flags were worn by 96 000 home front workers as rallies urged support for the Seventh War Loan and war effort. President Mercier urged greater transport tasks to aid victory in the Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific
8. P
A. T. Mercier
Pacific
Roosevelt's Appeal for Seventh War Loan
President Franklin D. Roosevelt urges support for the Seventh War Loan of 14 billion dollars. He stresses greater production and the buying and holding of War Bonds as essential to speed victory in the ongoing deadly war. He notes over 85 million Americans have invested in bonds in the past three years and calls for continued public effort.
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Washington, D. C
Franklin D. Roosevelt
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