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Newspaper

Lordsburg Liberal

Location

Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1944

Page

2

Army Answers Personal War Problems Column

Readers ask about Army benefits for a brother killed in action, guardianship and support for a child, Servicemen's Dependents Allowance, National Service Life Insurance, overseas deployment rules for a ruptured soldier, and how overseas service depends on available duties. Answers outline eligibility and procedures with the War Department and VA.

Eighth Service Command Dallas Voxa Q War Department Vetwigan Hinok Jaelio National Service Pei Itoo

State Agency Endorses Engine and Motor Rationing for Irrigation

The War Production Board now requires AAA News endorsement by the State AAA Committee for applications seeking a preference rating on engines over 20 hp or motors over 1 hp for irrigation use. The new process shifts well casing and pumping machinery rationing from county to state level as county committees review and recommend to the state agency.

AAA War Production Board

Truck Purchasing Process Described for Farmers

The text explains a farmer may buy a used army truck only through authorized dealers. It notes HC will assess truck condition prior to purchase and allow selection of the dealer. It mentions Mexico and Treasury Department procedures, state committees, and duty allotments in a procurement context.

Mexico WS. Treasury Dept Ion Mittee

Agriculture Production Terms and OPA Price Controls

The text indicates that successful applicants will be chosen based on their contribution to agricultural production. It also notes that prices and dealers margins will be controlled by OPA regulations.

OPA

Cotton faces rayon competition in postwar future

Competition from synthetic fiber will shape American cotton after the war says H. J. Cheatham of USDA Southern Regional Laboratory. Rayon now sells for 26 cents a pound, just a few cents above cotton. Rayon appears slightly superior for heavy duty tire cords and may suit passenger tires as well. Cotton finds new uses in plastics, insulation, and water repellent fabrics.

H. J. Cheatham USDA Southern Regional Research Laboratory

Perishable Cheese Sale Policy Expanded by Price Office

The Office of Price Administration allows unlimited sale of most rationed cheeses for two weeks when soft cheese stocks peak, excluding Americana cheddar and cheddar products in Group One.

Office of Price Administration Imamericana

Piston Action and the Need for Regular Lubrication

The article explains how pistons move rapidly inside engine cylinders and rely on constant lubrication to prevent overheating and seizure. It emphasizes why Shell staff check oil levels to avoid engine trouble and notes that customers must pay for services like gasoline and oil if problems arise.

Shell

India Bouquet Note Highlights Red Cross Message

A World War II era vignette notes a soldier in India gifting a Red Cross vial to his mother, with the inscription Can’t buy them for my mother at home so here’s to my mother in India. The scene reflects wartime patriotism and care packages.

India Red Cross

Med Cross Opens Emergency Shelter After Tornado

In Peoria Illinois an up river tornado prompts Med Cross to open an emergency shelter. A local resident remarks that the Med Cross moves in to help when things go wrong.

Peoria Ilinois Med Cross

Red Cross Prepares 12 Million Food Packages for POW Camps

More than 12,000,000 food and essential supplies packages assembled by American Red Cross volunteers for shipment to POW camps in Europe and the Far East.

Red Cross Europe

Red Cross Volunteers Produce Most Army Surgical Dressings

Approximately ninety percent of all surgical dressings used by the Army are made by American Red Cross volunteers.

Red Cross

Sgt and Mrs Hall Visit Alamogordo Over Weekend

Sgt. and Mrs. Sam Hall spent last weekend in Alamogordo. Hall leaves this week to return to his post near Chicago.

Sgt Sam Hall Alamogordo Hall Hig

Political announcements for local offices

A batch of election notices lists candidates announcing candidacies for Probate Judge County Clerk Treasurer Sheriff Tax Assessor County Commissioner Third and Second District County Superintendent of Schools Representative 22nd District Justice of the Peace District No 1 and other local posts with November 7 election dates. Names include Peter J. Fairly Mertice Brooks Roy Kerr Percy Brown K H Wamel L E Wilkinson Robert Mortensen Katherine Richards H Vearle Payne C W Marsalis.

Hodges Seeks Re election as Sixth Judicial District DA

Joseph W Hodges announces candidacy for re election to the office of District Attorney for the Sixth Judicial District of New Mexico. The election is set for November 7.

County Cleerk Sixth Judicial District State of New Mexico

American Red Cross Service Clubs in Italy and Britain

The article notes 204 American Red Cross service clubs in Great Britain, many renovated and rented by the British government under reverse lend lease. It mentions clubmobiles delivering refreshments and entertainment to frontline units. Lt. Gerald Fuller is on an eighteen day leave with parents Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Fuller and will return to Camp Davis, North Carolina, on July 8.

Red Cross Great Britain Unmier Lked Cross American Red Cross Gerald Fuller Charlie Fuller Camp Davis North Carolina

Junior Red Cross Tops School Youth Tally Nationwide

The Junior Red Cross now totals 17,622,481 members in the nation s schools making it the largest youth organization in the world.

Red Crogs

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Lordsburg C. G. Sage P.M. McInnis Mer New Mealico Proheleams AAA News Moterland Shell Oil Company Incorporated Peter J, Fairly Rachel Atkinson Mertice Brooks Roy Kerr Percy Brown K. H. Wamel L. E. Wilkinson Robert Mortensen Bonetinjapdact Katherine Richards H. Vearle Payne Didacy Office of Justice of the Peace C. W. Marsalis Joseph W. Hodges Lunt’s Sanitary Dairy Italy Generals Service Club Redies Service Club Yanks U.S Maddux Monument Company Silver City First National Bank FDIC R. M. Reynolds Monte-Rey Te Sam Farmers of America Uncle Sam Scrail Ritter-Walker Company Texaco Products
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