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Mount Pleasant News (Newspaper) - August 12, 1943, Mount Pleasant, IowaVALID RATION STAMPS
R. S, T Blue Stamps expire Sept. 7 T. U, V Red Stamps expire Au*. 31 Shoe Stamp IM expires Ort. 31
VALID RATION STAMPS
NEWS
THE
Sugar 13 - Through August 15.
Gasoline No. 7 Expires Sept. 21 Fu»l Oil 5 - - Until Sept. 30 Fuel Oil I (new) until Jan. 3
MT. PLEASANT, IOWA
Red Army Units Close In
End Processors’
Corn ‘Priority
They’ll Do It Every Time
Fierce Battles Rage In Area
Lieut. Huston Is Missing
By Paul MALLON
GREAT WORK, BO PPL EV’ THATS WHAT I CALL JOURNALISM.’ r? V VOO SCOOPED THE STATE! \ ^ WE CAUGHT THE OTHER / ' » \ PAPERS EAST ASLEEP^
THANKS* CHIEF’ VOO KNOW ME-I GOT CONTACTS And I • KNOW HOW TO USE ’EM—I KEEP UPON MV TOES **' ^
The CTV EDITOR-TOOK All the bows, when Bunion, the reporter, SCORED The BEAT of the VEAR. ■---
(Distributed by King Features Syndicate, Inc., Reproduction In Pull or tn Part Strictly Prohibit**!) __
Lie va tors No Longer Have To Ship 80%
Russians Continue To Make Gains
Parents Receive Word Re garding Olds Young Man
Des Moines, Iowa (INS1—Iowa AAA officials said today they had received a message from the war food adrr n-istration in Washington announcing termination of processors' corn purchase priorities on cern bought by elevators under the price guarantee program that ended August IO.
That means, it was explained, that elevators no longer have to ship 80 percent of the purchased corn to the processors as und°r the original rule which once was modified and later reestablished.
Thy still must, however, ship by rail or w'atfr anc! are to be encouraged to ship corn bought after August IO to feed deficit areas, the message said.
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thats bunion’s fault.' ive warned him - BUT he’s been
HERE SO LONG, I FIGURED J
anything he wrote
OUGHT TO BE O. K. '
IV FED UP WITH THl6 CARE- T LESSNESS ANO INACCURACIES' N LOOK at THIS OBIT! YOU GOT ANOTHER PROMINENT J CITIZEN BURIED IN / jEr ST THE WRONG r—^
CEMETERY!/ -
3ut when there’s
A BONER. PULLED-'WHOSE. IS IT? (AS IF VOO DIDN'T
know) ** „
Stroke Is Fatal to Mrs. E. J. Mathews
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Beach Writes From Skunk River Predicts End of German Prison ( amp Rising Again ^Program
Evidently In Same Camp Also Ls _ Schooler Makes Declaration;
Lester Wagner ,, n o * i ai Will Speak Here
Will Cut Delivery of Anthracite Coal
LEGISLATOR LOSES
$1(17 AND TROUSERS
Navy Casualty
The local OPA office announces that all applications for fuel oil for heating must be in by August 15.
District Oil Company Meet
Away Without Leave
Accepted In Army
Agents and salemen for the Standard OU company, were entertained at a dinner and meeting at the American Leg.on home Wednesday evening. Forty-th rec wore present. H. A. Lud-wick is salesman for this district.
J w o. Brown, of -' i * - u v a tv. away I without leave, was picked up here by city officers and was to be taken back • to Sioux City by an officer lr rn the air base there. Brown, whose home was at Moline. Ill said he was enroute to Metropolis, ill., to sc? his girl.
DENIES REPORTS ABOUT WELLES’ POSITION
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