Civilian Standard Of Living To Be Lower In 1943
Washington reports civilian economy will shrink in 1943 with 10 to 15 percent fewer goods and services for stay-at-homes. Joseph L. Weiner, civilian supply director, cites war fortunes and scarce materials as key factors and projects sharp declines in durable and non durable purchases.
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Fragmented OCR Notes on Early 20th Century Goods
Reading fragment mentions produce and various wooden and glass items including furniture, kettles, buckets, washboards, rakes, and springs. No clear event or person identified.
Assault and Battery Case in Police Court
Mrs. Margaret Miller of 461 West South street was found guilty of assault and battery on Miss Betty Hoffman of 489 West South street by Magistrate Manuel M Weinberg and given a 38 de pended sentence. Hoffman testified Miller struck her after a misunderstanding from alleged name calling. Miller denied making remarks and said she defended herself. Magistrate Weinberg warned of leniency due to Miller being mother of two and to avoid recurrence. Eugene Foreman of 205 West Fifth street was found not guilty of reckless driving after testimony about a stalled motor and a collision with a Blue Ridge bus. Several collateral forfeitures were noted for traffic and related offenses.
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