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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1942
Page
10
A Washington column argues voluntary U.S. bond purchases are preferable to compulsory savings, citing Morgenthau’s wartime tax plan and public resistance to mandatory measures. The writer recalls discussions with Senators and labor figures on inflation, wages, and war financing.
American aircraft manufacture reports a near tenfold rise in annual warplane production in 25 months. Through 1942 more planes will roll out than from 1909 to the start of the current year. Farmers plan hog shipments 5 to 6 million higher between October and next April. At Orlando Army Air Base a new mascot cat named Leukocyte Lymph Haemophylia Til, or Here Pussy, has joined the medical department.
A nephew reflects on knowing himself while his aunt warns to choose company carefully. The exchange probes personal insight and social influence in a concise domestic dialogue.
A man digging an air raid shelter in a garden amid rain and bad temper finds an old friend visiting over the wall. He explains he bought a swing for the children and the ropes are too long, altering his plans toward the movies for a happier ending.
Old wicker chair gets a new life with a removable chintz cover in strawberries and green. The article outlines sewing steps for a padded back, puffed ridges, and zipper center back, plus notes on related booklets and how to order.
An ad notes admiral meaning commander and claims Camel is the top selling cigarette across Navy Army Marines and Coast Guard stores. Local dealers promote Camel cartons as ideal gifts to service members with delivery options nationwide.
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