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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1943
Page
7
Kiwanis members in West Monroe plan a special program on June 24 as part of Kiwanis Week. Across the United States and Canada about 2,200 Kiwanis will hold meetings highlighting objectives and achievements. The national convention draws thousands and includes war relief transport advocacy.
Fred G. McAlister of London Ontario calls for intensified war effort and democracy through local action. Monroe Kiwanis Club plans include Rabbi Hirsch address on wartime program and a combined recital of Kiwanis Objects. The article notes extensive engineering hours logged for Marauder aircraft modifications.
Dan Mingledorff told Lions clubs members at Hotel Frances luncheon that the new tax system is a method to collect owed wages and salaries, effective July 1. He noted exemptions for armed forces, agricultural workers, domestic help, and others, and explained filing status and withholding formulas. The event also announced Lions officers’ installation at Hotel Frances on Tuesday at 7:30 with Col Earl L. Naiden to speak and guests expected.
A report from New Orleans notes government orders will shorten shirt tails by three inches amid wartime apparel changes. The piece mentions shortages, changing sock lengths, and reduced stock for various garments as buyers gather in Dallas. The article also cites wartime measures affecting zoot suits and overall menswear. It ends with a historical aside about the first balloon ascent in America in 1793.
Daniel joined the Army Air Force following his 1940 graduation. He enters service as the nation mobilizes for global conflict, marking the start of a military career during wartime.
Army recruiting stations in Jonesville Louisiana plan WAAC uniform displays on Saturday June 26 1943 in Columbia Jena Ferriday and Newellton. Recruiting officers will be on duty to provide information about WAAC service for women aged 21 to 44. Enlistment ensures a man’s release for combat duty and supports the war effort. Washington State nickname evergreen and Chinook state mentioned.
An advertisement claims Blue Star Ointment cures eczema, rashes, mange, scabies and related skin irritations in one application with repeat use as needed. Money back satisfaction guaranteed if not satisfied.
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