Rationing Breathing Spell Of Indefinite Duration
OPA official Waller Straub declared a breathing spell for food rationing would continue indefinitely as long as supply conditions warrant. He noted pork and certain canned goods were eased or removed from rationing due to hog runs, 1943 pack supplies, and storage limits, while warning of possible return to rationing if shortages or panic arise.
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Waller Cyr
Straub
OPA
National Association of Retail Grocers
Strath Salt
Indus
Cwholrsmie and
Mtlon Savgar
Porgmmb
OWT Urges Increased Fat Saving Campaign
Washington urges housewives to save fats to meet a wartime goal more than double 1943. Industrial fats usage will total 230 billion pounds in 1944, with housewives extending the supply by turning in fats. The Food Waste Yard notes citizens wasted more than needed in 1946. Pattern promotion details follow for home sewing patterns and related materials.
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Washington
Dune
Office of War Internation
San Antonio
San Alto
Marian Martin
New York
How To Ruin pREssEs And LOSE FRIENDS
Fragmented ad style text promotes a dubious product with garbled claims about odor prevention cream and antiseptic properties. It mentions an approval seal and vague usage guidance, with many misspellings and unclear dates or prices.
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Arcid
Women Voters Exceed Men in Presidential Election
Census figures show 4,692,880 women of voting age versus 4,040,669 men. About 7,860,000 men are in the armed forces as of January 1. Women voters could outnumber men in next fall's presidential election.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Mrs George Visits Husband at Camp Campbell and Beyond
Mrs Charles P George left Saturday for Camp Campbell Kentucky to visit her husband Brigadier General George. She will then travel to Washington DC and Nantucket Massachusetts for the summer. While away daughter Ann Humphreys and Captain Humphreys will occupy the home. The Wesley House board meets Tuesday at 2 PM at 160 Colima Street with Mrs S E Mooreless presiding. Armor of Hackberry Street Methodist Church will speak. The Delta Delta Delta alliance will meet Tuesday at 3:90 PM at the home of Mrs Scot Petty 101 Easich Kings Highway.
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Charles P George
Camp Campbell
George
Washington, D. C
Nantucket
Mags
Ann
E. H. Humphreys
Captain Humphreys
Wesley House
Wesley Community House
Colima Street
S. E. Mooreless
Armor
Hackberry Street
Delta Delta Delta Alliance
WIT
Scot
Petty
Easich Kings Highway
Tri Deltas
San Antonio Music Club youths host pet parade and breakfast
The juvenile and Junin division of the San Antonio Federation of Music clubs plan a pet parade and froiic at Koehlec's park, Wednesday, 9 to 11 AM. Miss Katherine Jaggi and Mesdames Lena Hoye Chris Van Dulling W Treveér aid in arrangements. Other items note the Wiggins birth announcement and local honors including luncheon for Miss Leshive Albert, Brackenridge graduate, with several social events and presents for Miss Virginia Miller.
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San Antonio Federation of Music Clubs
Koehlec's
Leshive Albert
Brackenridge High School
Gray Harmon
Jeanme Brautigam
Joyce Handley
Frances Welsh
Eleanore Herrmann
Betty Jean Park
Clon'styne Pressler
Virginia, Miller
Leatrice Albert
John A. Albert
Clay Hannon
Virginia Miller
John 4. Albert
Peace Topic of Christian Science Meet in Boston
The Christian Science board told the First Church of Christ, Scientist annual meeting that freedom is a spiritual gift to be realized through understanding. Growth and aid to Mary Baker Eddy’s works were cited, with 200000 periodicals handled and wartime transport limits offset by the publishing society. Paul Starkey was named president, noting branch churches rising from under 100 to about 2000 in 54 countries. 13 chaplains serve overseas, one earning the Legion of Merit for valor.
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Boston
Mass
Christian Science Board of Directors
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science Monitor
Christian Science
Christian Scienice Board of
Great Britwin
Europe
Seeley
Paul Starkeeley
Cambrittzs
Dassette D. & McKenaie
Ghistian Science Army
Legion of Merit
S A Students Get Degrees From Stephens College
Four Ban muwlsy gis awarded associate of art degrees at Stephens College Columbia Mo May 31. Graduates include Miss Earth Glasberg Miss Patricia O Danial Miss Joan Duebl er Miss Ursula Johns Miss Velton Prosser and Miss Pattlela Colwell juniors from Sin Alto nt o received scholarships for next year based on scholarship leadership and attainment The Gamma Pat Heta Alumni Association will meet 430 p m Tuesday at Ruth Baker 2001 West Mulberry Social Calendar Tuesday Mrs Rolly Steen luncheon complimenting Miss Lydia Lan rdon graduate
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Stephens College
Columbia
Earth Glasberg
Leon Glasberg
Patricia, O'Daniel
W. T. O'Daniel
Joan Duelbler
Supper Honors Miss Rose Terry at Berkley Hunter Garden
An informal Sunday supper surrounded Miss Rose Terry a Jefferson graduate. Guests included James W Terry and Mary Terry, Nancy Bowen Charlotte Whitfield Betty Hovel Louise Coston Lois Kirkpatrick Nick Saigh Charley Parker Joe Ruby Howard Frucht Bill Merkel and others. Erna Fergusson from Inter-American Workshop Office attended at Our Lady of the Lake college with additional guests. Fergusson toured Southwest inter-American workshops, consulted with Sister Marie and workshop staff on seminar plans and on Saturday Mass she lectured in the college auditorium.
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Berkley Hunter
Rose Terry
Jefferson
James
W. Terry
Nancy Bowen
Charlotte Whitfield
Betty Hovel
Louise Coston
Lois Kirkpatrick
Nick Saigh
Charley Parker
Joe Ruby
Howard Frucht
Bill Merkel
Erna Fergusson
Sffake
Our Lady of the Lake College
Rite Fleming
Graduate Capisal
Constance Snender
Julie Grenier
R.A. Wright
School of Social Service
Javita Mireles
Southwest
Fergusson
San Antonio
Adelaide Marie
Mass Merpusson
Callaghan Opposes Suburb Annexation Prediction
Grey Tax Commissioner Alfred Callaghan reiterated his opposition to a suburb annexation ordinance and said he would vote against it. He called the move untimely, citing service and utility gaps for new areas, while noting a recent purchase by Fire and Police officials that could signal support for annexation.
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Grey
Alfred Callaghan
le Anderson
Ofardi
Herlandale
Mrs Mayo Ties Tucson Trip With Family Visit
Mrs John Buren Mayo departed Friday for a three week stay near Tucson Arizona. She will be accompanied by her mother Mrs William Bpehee and will visit relatives while there.
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Mayo
Tucson
John Buren Mayo
Ariz
Myo
William Bpehee
Heart Disease Tops U S Killers in Census Report
Census figures analyzed for 1942 show heart disease as the leading United States killer. About one in four deaths are from heart disease, with death rates indicating those aged 65 to 94 have about 14 deaths per 1000 yearly.
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U.S
Washington
Juna B
INS
United States
Drawing Nazi Fire in Italy Yank to Get Medal of Honor
A Tennessee air and ground unit on a February mission in the Italian theater credited Sergeant Huff with heroic action. Under fire from machine guns and a 20 mm weapon, Huff crawled 75 yards to disable the first German gun, killing its crew and drawing fire. His six-man patrol later reported 27 killed, 21 captures, and the unit of 125 men eliminated. Huff, from Cleveland, Tennessee, is cited for leadership and marksmanship.
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Italy
Yank
Buif
Coader
Sune Carand
Tennessee
Alvin
Huff
Slone
Rotton
Hutt
Cleveland
Tenn
Johnston Cites Gulf Between U S and Russia
Erle Johnston, president of the United States Chamber of Commerce, tells Soviet trade leaders a gulf exists between American private enterprise and Soviet state planning. He says bridges can be built, but stresses differences in ideology, with Americans warning that workers may not recognize themselves as proletarians.
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Moscow
Erle Johnston
United States
Chamber of
Coltmeter
R. J
Johnston
Social Pvsa
Baby Born in Telephone Booth in Cambridge
In Cambridge England Fi Mars Winifred Sadler aged 24 gave birth to a baby girl in a telephone booth while waiting for a friend to find a car to take her to the hospital. The mother and baby weighing about 8 pounds 12 ounces were hospitalized and reported doing well.
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Cambridge
England
Fi—Mars
Winifred Sadler
Wens
Three German POWs Flee Michigan Camp Spark Chicago Alert
Chicago police were asked to watch for three German prisoners of war who escaped Saturday night from Camp Atwood Michigan. Identified fugitives are Kael Thets 30 Adam Wagner 25 and Erle Roessel 23 driving a stolen 1933 automobile. Also noted is the death of Edward Francis McIntyre 75 former Cincinnati newspaperman with services planned in Dallas.
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Chicago
Polio
Camp Authon
Mich
Helley
Kael Thets
Adam Wagner
Erle Roessel
Utah Polygamy Trials Delayed By Judge Disqualification
Utah polygamy cases postponed after the state supreme court ordered District Judge Ray Van Cott to show cause why he should not disqualify himself. The conspiracy to promote polygamy hearing against three defendants was postponed until the high court rules on disqualification.
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Ssul Lake Cliy
Vave
Ray Ven Cott
Diah
State Supreme Court
van Cott
Sause
Jurish
High Court
Bull gore tragedy on Long Island dairy farm
A maddened bull gored and trampled two brothers to death on a Long Island dairy farm. A farm hand, Edward Neder, was slightly injured as the animal charged and was later corralled by troopers who shot the bull. The two victims were George Ames, 41, and Hawley Ames, 35.
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Babylon
Jung
Long Island
Belmont Lake Park
Prub River
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