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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1944
Page
13
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Ration calendar notes list validity windows for Brown and Green stamps across books 1 3 and 4 covering sugar meat fats canned goods and milk with numerous date ranges. It includes stamp book references 18 1 3 4 and airplane sheet, valid through February 20 March 20 or January 20 26 and related exchangeable items at local ration boards.
On Tuesday January 18 1946 USO activity schedules cover U S Army Navy at Alamo area from 10 to 11 am Rem pings Kelly War Workcare 4 30 to 1 pm bowling and informal dancing with partners at 680 as well as other events at Quintana Road and Main including a 6 to 7 pm dinner music and a Philip Moreig economy review. Army wives meet 2 pm at V 80 to 8 pm. Brooke Field plans a games night and social events with dancing and refreshments. Catholic community service bingo and refreshments run 4 to 7 pm at 217 Naeng douches. Cadet Janiho event at Wrodlawn Lake Goantes Chuly program 8 20 pm. Girl Chile meeting at 7 40 pm. new rosters and programs listed. Also listed are Brine gy meetings 5 30 pm and informal Monday January 17 1946 notes.
New York officials report a new holiday long distance record. Calls from midnight to 5 pm were 65.7 percent higher in 1942. Increased transcontinental traffic caused eight to nine hour delays due to many in car calling west and those west calling east.
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