Page 1 of Jun 23 1943 Issue of Mount Pleasant News in Mount Pleasant, Iowa

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Mount Pleasant News (Newspaper) - June 23, 1943, Mount Pleasant, Iowa VALID RATION STAMPS VALID RATION STAMP8 Sugar 13 - Through Aug. 15. Gasoline No. 6 Expires July 21 Fuel Oil 5.....1 "til ^P1- : Coffee 24 - Through June 30 K. L. M. blue stamps expire July 7 J. K, I, M, N red stamp* exp. Jn. 33 Shoe Stamp 18 expires Ort. 31 “B" Tire Inspection by June 30 MT. PLEASANT, IOWAWEDNESDAY. JI NE 23. 1943 They’ll Do It Every Time 4-Month Truce Coal Operators In Coal Strike Ask WLB To Ti. J p . r . s, l Return Mines Third Paralyzing Coal Mfike Ended Until Oct. 31 -May Complicate Four-Month Washington, D. C. <INS»—A four- y mr nth tnire rnHirior thp dft-hntir r*f>»l I I liV v New Gas ‘A’ Book Forms Arrive Here By Paul Mallon I Doh" CARE! I SIMPLY % HAVE to take a cold . VY SHOWER AMD COOL OFFJ I BEFORE I GO OOT IN \ \ THAT HEAT AGAIN*.*PM WHV< THIS MUST S \ BE THE HOTTEST; V tm DAV IN 50 > A VEAR S** -j vf-5-1-* SO SHE FIN ALLY GOT HERSELF COOLED off!o*h-h-h» the/ll DO IT every time.— r aw, c’mon ? Y GET GOING K HEAT WAVE OR KIO HEAT WAVE, WE MADE THIS DATE AMD WE’VE b GOT to KEEP -L. IT ! y OKAY f i’m ready LET’S GO (Distributed by King Feature* Syndicate, Inc.. Reproduction In Full or in Part Strictly Prohibited J Applications To Be Given Out By Oil Stations Washington, D. C. 'INS)—The nation’s coal operators today asked the War Labor board in Washington to return the government-operated mines to them in a move that threatened to complicate the four-month truce which ended the third rn Hon-aide coqi strike yesterday. The move came I es., than 24 hours after John L Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers, and the strike leaders, had ordered the four-month truce en the condition that the government which seized the mines on May 1st after the first walk-out con-trnue to operate the coal pits. VACTOR MUMSiWe, CHICAGO, ILL- Lieut. Bennett Talks At Rotary Meeting Wayland Woman Suffers Burns Mrs. Earl Guengerich Saves Self And Building Innocent Bystander During Bat tie Is Victim Detroit, Michigan <INSi—Death of a vMte woman shot by a Negro sniper 1 today brought to 29 the total of fatal- | itles sn Detroit’s race riots and created new complications in the city's quest for peace and normalcy. The latest victim was Mrs. Sally Grubowski, 55, an innocent by-stand-er during raging battles between Negroes and whites Monday. A bullet struck her in the head. Police announced that Napolec -Manning, Negro grocer held in jail since the shooting would be charged with her murder. A second flare-up was reported in Hastings street, "a hot spot” in the Negro belt where city and state police pumped 200 rounds of ammunition into a building after a sniper fired .several ineffective shots at cruising officers. V Police rushed into the building after the shooting but failed to find the sniper. Despite the new developments, officials said that baseball and horse-rapcing would be resumed today. Both I events had been cancelled Tuesday for fear of new clashes. Thomas Karl shafer has been promoted from seaman first class to petty officer carpenter's mate third class. Senate Adopts Compromise Plan Mould Allow Half Billion To Pav Subsidies

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