Page 1 of Jun 18 1943 Issue of Mount Pleasant News in Mount Pleasant, Iowa

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Mount Pleasant News (Newspaper) - June 18, 1943, Mount Pleasant, IowaVALID RATION STAMPS K. I*. M. blue stamps expire July 7 J, K.L, M rrd stamps expire Jun* 30 N red stamps June 20 to June 30 Shoe Stamp 18 expires Ort. 31 VALID RATION STAMPS Sugar 13 - Through Aug. 15. Gasoline No. ti Expires July 21 Fuel Oil 5.....Until Sept. 30 Coffee 21 - Through June 30 NEWS THE MT. PLEASANT, IOWAI). W. Brown of New London DiesThey’ll Do It Every Time'Shatter Last i Hope of Lewis For Pay RaiseHouse Votes Measure For Army Supply By-Paul Mallon ( don't GET EXCITED7 LISTEN ) ' I TO veto's TALKING* SHE < ^— --V WOULDN’T EVEN let UEC y f YEAH- BOT ^ A BC ATS LOOK AT MY BOY J DON’T GET EXCfTED \ , When HE HAD AN > S ITS JUST A MILD / I EARACHE f ; y CASE-NOT YE CY \v - CONTAGIOUS YOUR J I /yES-SHE SAID klD WILL GET IT I i THEY PICKED UP SOONER OC LATER, ) \ naughty words ( Anyhow—so why J x^pbqm my feu* V WCC CV ? y ^ V 7 WHOOPING COUGH ? WHOOPING COUGH 7 WHOOP - DO YOU MEAN ’ TO SIT THEDE AND S I TELL ME YOUR HODS \ HAYE. WHOOPING J COUGH ? K? (Distribut'd by King Features Hyri dicate, Inc., Reproduction In Full or tn Part Strictly Prohibited.) Retired Business Man III Last Three Months WASHINGTON — TIII SIPRFMK t OI'RT is tunning around in legal riffles whirh seem to devolve deeper and deeper The confusion of law which has Close decisions first (a used weary been engendered bv its hard fought, head-shaking In the legal orofesston, now Ibis getting chuckles What would have ha pp cned if FDR’S cr urt-packing bill had br en adopted and he had appointed 15 justices instead of 7. is an interesting thought to toy with. Justice then probably would have been meted out 8 to 7 On some S«;:;tllv confusing occasions, the- court has ruled that whit it decided was justice a .-bort time ag) is no longer constitutional, but the op-Order Miners and Operators To Outlaw StrikesCarries Funds For 100,000 Planes Its never very bad WHEN THEIR KIDS HAVE SOMETHING — they’ll do it every TIME*■-- THAM* TO L H BURKHARDT, NARRAGANSETT, Q IPryor Assigned To Office at Embassy Burlington Lawyer Will Go To London Poll Shows Views On “Land Army” of Town and City Girls To Dedicate Honor Roll Capt. Frank Miles Will Speak At Ceremony Louie Swearingen Dies At Fairfield SERVICE SUNDAY

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