Ration Boards Urge Recaps On Present Tires
Scioto County tire ration boards urge eligible car owners to recap or retread worn tires before failure. The boards announce certificates will be issued for retapped tires instead of new tires, targeting truck and passenger tires. Recaps and tubes are listed for numerous workers and firms, including McDermott Weller Stone Co and Wheelersburg haulers, with quotas dropping monthly.
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Scioto County Tire Ration Board
Robert Dixon
Friendship
A. K. Wheeler
Lurasville Taule
Sciola County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association
John Callingsworth
Wheelersburg
Charles Bibl
Wheelersburs
Howard Turner
Wheelersbure
Weller Stone Co
McDermott
A. Wheeler
Alton Wams Jey
Otway
John Huth
Wheeleraburg
M. A. Murrey
Lacasville
Edith Humphrey
Tce
Russell Bolander
Qwell
Honor Bolander
Otway residents listed with tires tubes and obsolescent items
Charles Cram and John O Connor both of Otway are noted with two tires and one tube each for a sledyarker and produce hauler. Decoy H Mann of Otway receives two tires and one tube. BE B Crawford of Otway, a sils render, was granted four obsolete tves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cram
Otway
John O'Connor
H. Mann
BE. B. Crawford
Sils Render
Wagner Starts on Camp Staff for Boy Scout Summer
The 1942 Boy Scout camp staff for Troosevelt game preserve gathers for an organization meeting on Monday night June 15 at stout headquarters in Portsmouth. Members include H W Wagner executive and a new field executive with a larger junior and senior staff named Shively Morlon Attia Beck Jr John rats. The plan lists several troops and staff from Central Baptist Wakefield and others preparing to enlist and report for a five week camp period starting June 22.
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Troasevelt
Stout
Portsmouth
Seoul
H W. Wagner
Seni
John Shively
Buena Vista
Fiee
Minnys
Central Baptist
Rotagyelo
Tree TA
Weinty
Sattow Anny
Bigee
Awe
Wakefield
Half Holiday Thursday Likely Extended Near Angusa
The article notes a proposed half holiday Thursday extending through August, with officials citing anticipated support from Whe Feranl Mee Ghante and Rus Kereneka. Details remain unclear due to damaged text.
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Dbr
Angusa
Rus Kereneka
Constipation Al Catan Troubles BREE BAVOK
BREE BOOK Mechs TWh be Bhoe Bly iy. Tainted Cron and Revtal Goris oF Stonasht conditions worsen.
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Bree
Toys to Fill Christmas 1943 Amid Material Shortages
Wide World reports the 1943 toy scene as production shifts to rubber light toys and metal sets due to an impending OPM order on June 30. Despite shortages, industry editor Robert McCready says there will still be plenty of toys for children, with nonessential items restricted and substitutes limited.
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Wide World
New York
Robert McCready
Playthings
OPM
McCready
Blaze in Automobile Causes Major Damage
A fire in a car caused extensive damage and disrupted nearby operations. The incident description is fragmented with unclear details but indicates a vehicle fire led to significant destruction and required emergency response. No injuries are clearly documented in the readable text.
Youth to Work on Farms Eyed
The Education Commissioner John W. Studebaker outlined 40,000 state and city officials and high schools in recruiting thousands of youths for farm labor to support the war effort. He urged informing youths about work type, living conditions, pay, meals, lodging, and possible diploma credit, with school authorities approving placements and ensuring academic makeup.
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Associated Preas
Washington
U.S. Education
John W. Studebaker
Studebaker
Hit
Warners
U. S
Otr
Farley Square housing units seek printers and workers
Construction of the George Farley Square North End housing project on Waller Street is 94 percent complete. Contractor C A Yeager says six units near 14th to 18th streets should be ready by July 1, with occupancy targeted after completion and offices planned to open early next week.
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George Farley Square
Waller Street
C. A. Yeager
14Th
Union Streets
Yeager
Old 18Th Street
Ohioans urged to buy coal early this winter
State Treasurer Don M. Ebright reported that Ohioans are heeding the advice to purchase next winter's coal now. Tax receipts through May 23 fell by 708,168 from a year earlier, while fuel and ice revenues rose from 54,632 in April to 167,098 this year with coal sales strong despite limited ice dealer gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohicans
Don M. Ebright
Ebright
Ramey Named Manager of Snow Hill Country Club
Charles W. Ramey head football coach at Wilmington High School was chosen by Snow Hill Country Club directors as club manager to replace the resigning Wooll row Williams.
Heydrigh Saluted Receives Purple Heart
A veteran named Heydrigh Saluted is awarded the Purple Heart for wounds sustained in action. The ceremony honors his service and pins the decoration on his uniform amid family presence.
Lehman Award Highlight in Jewish Achievement Ceremony
A garbled recital notes Lehman receiving an outstanding Jew award at a New York event. The report mentions Stevie and local figures, plus themes of recognition and ceremony details, but the text is fragmented and names are unclear.
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Tiece
Valce
Krauss
Callia ST
Social Security Board
John R. Chatfield
McArthur
Springfield
Wagner
Shively
Mantle
Atlas
Beck
Jonagon
St . Sarlagy
ST. Nige
Metiaias
THE
Navy Hs
Frank E. Adams
Margaret Adams
South Webster High School
China
Hawaii
Philippines
Federal
Farley Square
Hitler
Hiranito
U. S. Army Air Corps
Lewis Warren
Robert Warren
Sciotoville
Army Air Corps
Canal Zone
M Basic
Alwaye
Tomon
Smith's Drug
Fifth
Chillicothe Streets
Ohio
REED
SPE
Bill Hedges
Chillicothe St
Stockham
Heydrigh
Lehman
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York
Jaye Heeetlaeente
Das Pantader
Nese
Slim
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Tubiase
Vail
Tha Luge
Fay
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