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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1952

Page

2

Christmas visits and greetings fade into winter routines

A long list of family visits and gatherings across towns in Indiana highlights Christmas and holiday dinners. Neighbors and relatives from Marshall, Terre Haute, West Union, Princeton, Annapolis, and surrounding areas share time with the Hewitt Frakes and Gard families, with several traveling from Martinsville and Akron for the season.

Veterans' separation options for dependency hardship noted

The Defense Department and Ili nois Veterans' Commission outline methods for separating service members due to dependency or hardship. Applications for enlisted personnel go to the command, while officers apply themselves. The IVC offers service officers in Paris Illinois and Clark County, with local Wednesday availability at the County Court House.

Department of Defense Ilinois Veterans’ Commission Defense Department IVC Edgar County Hotel France Paris Til Clark County County Court House

COUNTY LINE Christmas visits across Belleville and nearby towns

Miss Frances Drake reports holiday visits as Mr. and Mrs. Odin Stogsdill and sons from Belleville spent time with her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Leasure. Lena Artman and son Doyle shared Christmas with Reid Artman’s family in Annapolis. Ruby Guyer and Frances Drake called on Harold Clatfelter’s family. June Swope of Carbondale spent Christmas with Joe Swope and Lester Swope. Aden Reynolds and family and John Moore and family were guests of Floyd Trueblood and family.

Lloyd, Gower Annapolis Mae’Gard Union Hospital Terre Haute Prust Grant Hollenbeck Nina Carrol Lucy Mitchell Dora Skelly Chester Chilton Mt. Olive Odin Stogsdill and Sons Belleville John Leasure Lena Artman Doyle Reid Artman Anapolis Ruby Guyer Frances Drake Harold Clatfelter June Swope Carbondale Joe Swope Lester Swope Aden Reynolds John Moore Floyd Trueblood

Washington's Production Tug of War Confuses Industry

Washington faces confusion over allocation of scarce materials like steel copper and aluminum as two headed leadership in the Commerce Department and overlapping policies between the National Production Authority and the Defense Production Administration create conflicting directions. Rumors of presidential action and moves to decontrol prices surface amid stalled congressional will. The King tax committee investigates tax swindles while television faces a push to clean up risque content ahead of a possible congressional probe.

Department of Commerce Department Manly Flieischmann NPA Sawyer DPA Wilson Fleischmann Shea Hisself Wilton Nials U.S. Chamber of Commerce National Association of Manufacturers The Committee For Economic Development American Farm Bureau Federation Congress OPS Edeen

Christmas Dinner Gatherings Across Marshall Area

Mrs Maude Miller reports Christmas dinners with families including Eunice Jackson in Marshall and Frank Coombs in West Union. Attendees included Woodford Williams, Alvin Miller, Golda Buzzard, Jeff Booker, Grace Blizzard, Russel Medsker, and others. The note also gives freezer storage tips for meat quality during winter and a patriotic poem by Percy Hasten.

Woodford Williams Richard Joe Eunice Jackson Marshall Alvin T. Miller John Golda Buzzard Frank Coombs West Union Jeff Booker Grace Blizzard Woodford Williams

Keep Freezer Locked When Power Fails Says Expert

Weather can knock out electricity and thaw frozen food, but W J Wills of the Illinois College of Agriculture suggests locking the freezer and hiding the key to prevent door opening. Keep the lid closed to preserve whatever is frozen.

Wills W. J. Wills Illinois College of Agriculture

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