RATION REMINDER STOVES AND SHOE STAMPS UPDATE
M and Rawlings Sioux City O P A district director says demand for new oil stoves cannot be met as 50 percent of stove certificates go to destitute families. Local War Price and Rationing Boards lack adequate oil stove quotas due to production limits. Airplane stamps 1 and 2 for shoes remain valid indefinitely. Sugar Stamp 382 in Ration Book Four good for four pounds indefinitely with no expiry date after June 16.
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Rawlings
Sioux City
O.P.A
Canning Sugar Aid Expanded for 1914 Applicants
Home canners may apply at War Price and Rationing Boards to receive 20 percent sugar for each Spare 87 stamp. Each issuing period provides ten pounds of sugar. The change allows full sugar allotment for 1944 canning needs, but no extra issuance beyond 20 pounds per Spare 37 stamp.
Boyden Reporter Notes Local Shoppers and Visits
Willis G. Vanderburg edits the Boyden Reporter with Helen Vanderburg as co editor. The paper notes Sioux City shoppers on Saturday and visits by the Dykstra, Vander Maaten, and Grooters families. Mary Dykstra hosts, Mathilda Vander Maaten visits, Cornelia Vander Maaten arrives for a week long vacation.
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Willis G. Vanderburg
Helen L. Vanderburg
Mathilda Vander Maaten
Vander Maaten
Mrs. Grooters
Huntington Beach
California
Cornelia Vander Maaten
Believe It or Not Interned Japanese Teach Farmers Cleanliness
The War Relocation Authority urged interned Japanese to move to the Midwest to teach Michigan and Ohio farmers sanitation and cleaner agricultural practices. The appeal, printed in Midwest Frontiers and tied to a Washington Times-Herald story, drew Congress criticism as New Deal blunder.
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Mid-West
Michigan
Ohio
Washington Times- Herald
Midwest
WRA
Cleveland
Mid-West States
Capitol Hill
Washington
Congress
Rug Weaving By Vanden Brink Couple In New England
Mr and Mrs GT Vanden Brink operate a wool rug weaving machine in a well lit room. Mrs Vanden Brink plans each design and wool usage while Mr Vanden Brink adjusts the loom. Rugs yield excess wool for chair covers popular in New England. Wool comes from large loose bolls and is unwound for processing.
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GT. Vanden Brink
New England
East
Republicans Will Win In 1944 Victory Nationwide
The piece argues the Republicans will win nationally and in states next November, citing fatigue with New Deal policies and executive decrees. It quotes Jim Farley and Colorado Governor C. Vivian condemning the New Deal as unconstitutional and anti free enterprise.
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Republican Party
Jim Farley
Congress
United States
Washington
Ae C. Vivian
Colorado
Illinois Republicans expected to sweep 1944 ticket
Governor Dwight L. Green asserts seasoned observers foresee a Republican landslide in Illinois across the 1944 ticket from president to local candidates. The statement reflects a strong GOP confidence within the state.
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Illinois
Dwight L. Green
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Jackson Hospers
W. H. Hospers
Orance City
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Omaha
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O. K
Gus Stegeman
Vogel Paint & Glass Co
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New York City
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