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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1943

Page

4

Factory orders and job listings span from coast to coast

The report outlines factory orders and job placements across multiple states and cities. It notes a Washington presence on Friday and lists numerous assignments including LM Cook raska 22, Nin 218 Tarwari, and roles in Des Moines Cincinnati Glens Falls Parkston Akron Portland Springfield Norfolk Pittsburgh and more. It highlights orders for Acme Linole Portland and Kaiser Incorporated Portland. mentions firms like A W Barnhart Company Fleet Wood Construction and Gibbs and De Caprio among others.

Foerder Department Cookraska Nin Uy le Fort Dex Moines Phinview U.S.C Clo- New Mexico Br Ne Glens Falls New Williams and Arps Norfolk Pisers Mercantile Company Pittsburgh A. W. Barnhart Company Mt. Vernon New York Wood Construction Company E. Wardelmaier Wiswald Vancouver Washington Charles KF. Read Chicago Mienois Gibbs DeCaprio J. B. Want Kaiser Incorporated Portland Oregon

Three Hopes of Holland wartime notices and ration talk

Wartime notes cover implications of national mail security and inspections for overseas shipments. Describes private procedures, depots, and embarkation rules. Reports on Army Postal Service, private exchanges, and naval post offices. Mentions private Frank Winter and Guadalcanal, plus ration changes for butter, meat, prunes and raisins. Notes strawboard needs and straw collection, plus farming labor moves to Midwest wheat areas. Includes Navy Chaplains Corps expansion and Home Front pledge drive to curb costs and deter black markets.

Ring Mestad Serview Army Postal Service USS Post Office Department Wiscon Thei Sgane Tien Marine Frank W. Wonterhink Caval Fey Bune Kate Ailvantiyres Cai Mihwestern U.S Jared Lurdier Marvin Jones Dude Fines Ajorge Jones Nurse Corps W. Wood Administration Navy Chaplains’ Corps Navy Coast Guard Marine Corps Robert D. Workman U.S.N Alaska Sicily South Pacific Midwest War Food Administration WFA Arkansas North Dakota Oklahoma Wyoming Montana South Dakota Mississippi Albama Ohio Mill Woodlands

Wartime Town and Farm Updates and Ration Changes

War bond quota of 14 billion dollars in the 16 billion third drive runs September 9 through the month. Farm households targeted at 4 million of 6 million homes with high cash income from marketings aiding subscriptions. Start using Ration Book III with brown stamp A valid Sept 12 for 16 points through Oct 2.

Umers Sre OPA

Goodbye to Camp Lejeune pals at farewell

Leslie Sadler shakes hands with Herndon Sadler at Camp Lejeune New River North Carolina as Leslie departs for Camp Pendleton Oceanside California in a servicemen farewell scene.

Leslie Sadler Herndon Sadler Camp Lejuene New River N. C Leslie Camp Pendleton Oceanside Calif

Joy Ten Hagen Writes From Africa News From Frontline Memoirs

Joy Ten Hagen recounts letters from North Africa dated August 9 and 16. He describes staying cheerful overseas, celebrations for a year abroad, campaign ribbons, and anticipated stars, plus daily life, food plentifulness, and candy and tobacco supplies. He shares a joke about Flying Fortresses and notes his diary value upon return.

Joy ‘Ten Hagen North Africa John Ten Hagen Joy Africa Algeria Tunisia Sicily

Weatherproofed Houses Could Save War Fuel

A Federal Housing Administration study says weatherproofing 3 percent more homes before next winter could release over 44 million gallons of oil and more than one million tons of coal for war needs. Each avoided gallon and ton could fuel tanks ships airplanes and essential petroleum derivatives, reducing winter fuel waste from diminishing resources.

Federal Housing Administration Solid Fuels and Petroleum Administrations

Home Front pledge aims to cap prices and rationing terms

The drive seeks signers for a Home Front pledge. About one million supporters have joined. Signers commit to paying no more than top legal prices and to accept no rationed goods without surrendering ration stamps.

Weatherproofing to cut fuel use in homes

FHA reports homeowners can cut winter fuel needs by about 60 percent with storm windows caulking weatherstripping and wall and attic insulation. Debt support through three year loans to $2,500 backs weatherproofing, with savings to cover costs in five to ten years depending on house size and fuel type.

FHA Federal Reserve Consumer Credit War Produe Board Thei

War bonds urged over payroll savings for service support

A call to allocate every dollar above necessities to War Bonds, promoting payroll savings as the best method to aid sons and friends on the fighting fronts. The message encourages self calculation to maximize support.

Pella driver recalls brush with ford pickup mud mishap

In a Chronicle Voice of the Public Editor note, I describe driving to Pella when a speeding Ford pickup loaded with empty chicken coops swerved toward me. I slowed, pulled aside, and the other vehicle struck the mud hole, showering my windshield. The local driver, a well known Pella man, washed the windshield and drove off, leaving me frustrated by perceived courtesy in Pell business circles.

Pella False Pell

Beast may indicate cow theft and black market trade

A stray Jersey cow hide was found in the City Camp with an improperly butchered prep, suggesting the beast could have been stolen or a black market operation involved. The scene prompts speculation about illicit supply chains and criminal activity, with local officials prompting further inquiry.

Jersey

Weekly Markets Quotations From Local Produce Dealers

Wednesday morning market notes show cream prices for No.1 fresh and sweet cream around 11.75 to 15.00 per unit. Lye cream trade values listed. Hogs in Pella priced at about 11.30, wheat around 0.20, corn near 0.58.

Chicago Pella

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POR Sait A. Clean Legion Meinders Pionty Cathe Aver Kine Wens Supple Company Mami We Fontes Facture Washinsdon Holland Queen Wilhelmina Lund Funk Occo Products Darling Fertilizer Timothy Brome Funk's Seed Store Bakker & Bus Tokay Bartlett Elgin Oleo Weiners Idaho Russetts ENN United Nations Old Pal Joy Ten Hagen Voice of Chronicle W. Maascham Tosetmaster Jones Armstrong’s Quaker Rugs Boat Furniture Company Tokay Grapes Blue Barrel Sunkist Lemons Sparkies Phys Wheaties
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