Army Personal Affairs Column Answers War Problems
The piece explains how soldiers' pay allotments insurance and allowances continue while listed as missing in action and instructs on who handles Army Emergency Relief for dependents while noting changes since January 15. It adds guidance on mustering out pay blue discharges and job reinstatement after discharge including steps to take with employers and selective service headquarters.
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Eighth Service
Allas
Texas
Army
Red Cross
Office of Price Administration
Selective Service
Mrs George C Marshall Founds Grandmothers League
Mrs George C Marshall, wife of General George C Marshall, forms the Grandmothers League to honor grandmothers who buy War Bonds for grandchildren. She buys bonds for three grandchildren, Tupper Brown aged 1, Jimmy Winn aged 2, and Jimmy's Kitty aged 9 months, saying bonds mature into future privileges.
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Washington, PD. C
George C. Marshall
Grandmothers League
Can You Picture Lordsburg Without Schools?
A reading of Pacific Greyhound Lines advertising argues for continued support of education in Lordsburg. The piece praises teachers and school boards, compares education to essential transit, and notes wartime ad campaigns remain active to highlight community life and peacetime travel.
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Lordsburg
Pacific Greyhound Lines
Greyhound
Tractor Riding Grandmas Praise War Bond League
Mrs. K. C. Henkle of Kenton Ohio leads War Bond efforts in her township while running two farms with her husband. She chairs War Bond Red Cross and scrap salvage drives and writes poetry for programs. She supports General Marshall’s appeal urging grandmothers to buy bonds for grandchildren.
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K. C. Henkle
Kenton
Ohio
George C. Marshall
Grandmothers League
General Marshall
FBI Conference in Lordsburg To Review War Prisoner Treaties
FBI El Paso chief announces Law Enforcement Conference series in Lordsburg on May 24 at 7 30 p m in the courthouse. Topics include Geneva Conference provisions on war prisoners and recaptured escapees, a War Department film, and discussions of federal cases solved with local help. Attendance open to all law enforcement officers and auxiliaries.
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D. A. Bryce
el Paso
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Lordsburg
War Department
United States
J.ar Hoover
Orar Bureau of Investigation
War Bonds Promise a Bright Postwar Farm Future
Promotional note urging citizens to invest in War Bonds to fund the war effort and hasten victory. It promises that at maturity the invested money will return, aiding farmers and ensuring a better future through bond purchases.
New Mexico Poultry Aims for 1944 Egg Output Rise
Extension guidance urges poultrymen to reach a two percent production gain over 1943 by adopting sound management. It explains feed needs for hens producing 100 to 165 eggs yearly, stresses early chick purchase, disease-free stock, market planning, sanitation, vaccination, ventilation, proper feeding, and avoiding feeder waste.
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New Mexico
Kiven
Note on Feeding and Culling Hens for Efficiency
Paul E. Hudson discusses poultry management, advising hens with limited feeder space eat consistently, fresh mash and green feed stimulate intake, and use of pellets in mash boosts consumption. He emphasizes continual culling to save feed and reduce death losses.
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Paul E. Hudson
Ration Free Sale of Children's Shoes Extends Through May 20
OPA officials report five million pairs of serviceable children's shoes remain on ration free sale. Each store may decide which slow moving stock to enter in the program as the sale continues through May 20.
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OPA
Shopping bags and wrap relief urged by officials
District OPA officials urge use of reusable shopping bags or baskets to ease paper bag shortages. The WPB reports current bag and wrapping paper allocations are less than one third of prewar supply.
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OPA
WPB
Second Wy Loan Drive Aims For Thirteen Billion Lars
The Second Wy Loan drive targets 13 billion lars as the total. This amount equals about one fifth of the anticipated rise in the Public Debt for the 1943 fiscal year.
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