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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1944
Page
4
The author urges expanding war bond sales to lower income groups and using smaller bond sizes to cut costs. Citing Congressman Dewey’s earlier savings, he argues economy in printing and distribution can boost postwar prosperity and urges support for capable lawmakers shaping postwar policy.
The Fourth War Loan Drive quotas mailers urge citizens to decide by personal calculation if they can meet their bond target. They warn against self use of funds and paint a soldier in a fox hole awaiting support. Rural buyers may face hog sale issues but should borrow to meet the deadline of February 15. Bobby Wargowsky visited Bert Nash last Sunday.
The War Relocation Authority reportedly funded a Mid West Frontiers article that accused tenants and seasonal workers in Ohio and Michigan of poor sanitation. It urged interned Japanese to reform farmers’ habits as a lesson to Americans, prompting immediate apologies from several Congressmen to farmers.
Token program begins February 27 with one point Red Tokens for Red Stamps and Blue Tokens for Blue Stamps. Stamps worth ten points each. Tear stamps from book. Meats fats and processed foods stamps valid Feb 27 through May 20. Sugar and fuel oil and gasoline coupons with various end dates and quantities. All coupons must be endorsed with state and registration number in ink or indelible pencil.
The Office of Price Administration in Orange City Iowa sets deadlines for C book holders by February 29 B book holders by February 29 and A book holders by March 31. Office hours are 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday. Gasoline Panel meets Wednesday through Saturday from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m.
A Guadalcanal mess hall notice from a Polynesian chief condemns American soldiers for profanity and disrespect to native workers, arguing Western religion clashes with local customs and undermines missionary teaching. The Des Moines Register cites the incident as a protest by South Sea Islanders.
The Boyden Reporter lists Willis G. Vanderburg as editor and Helen L. Vanderburg as co editor. It notes post office usage on second class matter and states a subscription rate of 1.7 dollars per year. The paper is published every Friday morning and all subscriptions are treated as open accounts.
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