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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1944
Page
6
Ruth Wey presents a home front note on scallops for decoration. Big and small scallops cut from wood or composition board frame windows and cupboards. Pattern No 297 offers 10 basic scallop and scroll designs with illustrated directions. Address enclosed for pattern request.
Washington reports a postwar egg surplus driving policy with eggs funneled to schools and institutions to support prices. Lawmakers face possible end of federal school lunch funding after July, while broader rural decentralization and home design shifts loom as small towns plan for postwar growth amid transport and industry changes.
Bankhage Gasoline warns fuel needs are 80 times higher in war than the last conflict. The British Red Cross reports over 14 million food parcels sent to POWs in Europe since Dunkirk. Madrid requires half outdoor ad space for Phalangist messages. Labor Secretary Frances Perkins aims to cut work accidents by one million in the coming year.
The Union in Washington notes Dewey led Wisconsin delegates with 10 to 14 pledged, Bricker with potential support, while Willkie failed to win any delegates and finished fourth behind Dewey Stassen and MacArthur. The piece argues Willkie's defeat signals a likely Dewey nomination on early ballots, cites his war-era stance and internal party dynamics, and surveys public opinion and factional shifts within the GOP.
Reminder to owners of Victory geréeners shade trees and commercial growers to protect trees and vines against tree climbing insects. Early banding with a sticky substance helps prevent larvae, worms and caterpillars that defoliate trees and harm fruit and overall health.
Sailors shun the name god as an insult while cigarettes like Camels dominate Navy, Army, Marine, and Coast Guard sales. Restrictions on overseas mail persist, yet Camels can still reach soldiers and service members abroad.
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