OPA Cuts Off Meat Supply To Los Angeles Cafe
The OPA cut off meat deliveries to a downtown Los Angeles cafe amid an investigation of meat ration accounting. Officials warned packing companies to withhold meat, noting a 38000 point debt and a two month 15000 point allotment due April 14. The owner faces loss of points for butter and fats until debts are paid and possible suspension or closing orders.
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OPA
Jis Meats
William P. Dubbins
Dobbins
United Lumber
Ant Domine
Jon
My College
Tennessee
Wife of Stunt Man Wins Divorce in Hotly Contested Case
Mrs. Dolly Dee Wiles was granted a divorce from movie stunt man Vero Wiles in HOTLY WOOD on March 11. She charged the home became a “sloppling off place” for him amid a trial that featured the Errol Flynn case and public scrutiny.
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Hotly Wood
Nsy
Dolly Dee Wiles
Veronon
Buster” Wiles
Errol Fly
Meeting of Historical Society and Cambridge life reflections
An observed week in Cambridge includes a Historical Society gathering at Sidney Sussex College with Punch readings and heavy beer use. The writer also notes meals, the British Council, military guests, and reflections on American and British attitudes, plus wartime life with P-38s and Lightning fighters over France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
of Historical Society
Dobie
Cambridge
Fragmented OCR Letter on Hearing Impairment Ties to Local Event
The readable lines discuss a hearing impaired group and a tentative event in a local area. It mentions names and places in a garbled fashion and hints at a test or opportunity tied to a store or venue. Overall, the fragment suggests an upcoming activity but lacks clear details.
San Antonio Enter Fire Prevention Contest Entry
San Antonio submits its entry to a national inter chamber fire prevention contest sponsored annually by the U S chamber of commerce. C O Bantelle chair of the formal chamber fire prevention committee announced results will be announced in April. San Antonio has previously won honors for its fire prevention record. A report on 1943 fire prevention activities and accomplishments in San Antonio was prepared for the contest by Sawtelle and Fire Chief A Tart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
United States Chambr of Commerce
C. O. Bantelle
Fornal Chamber of Commerce
Sawtelle
Hearing Set in Eight Year Drivers Wage Dispute
A hearing to settle an eight year old wage dispute between Local 657 General Drivers union and six San Antonio transfer companies is scheduled in Dallas on March 16. Clyde A. Gherman, vice president of the union, said the hearing was set by the trucking commission of the National War Labor Board. Salaries paid by the truck companies run from 15 to 20 cents an hour below the wage brackets established by the wage stabilization board several months ago.
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General Drivers Union
San Antonio
Dallas
Clyde A. Gherman
Trucking Commission
National War Labor Board
Gherman
Wage Stabilization Guard
Victory concert in San Antonio salutes Cadet Center chief
Brig. Gen. Michael F. Davis will be saluted by a Victory concert at the Muppe Municipal Auditorium on April 22. Eight high school bands and 200 musicians will perform as part of a war bond and stamp drive with band and stamp purchases credited to General Davis. Local officials and military leaders will attend. tickets are tied to bond purchases. Alan Webster’s warning on Hawaiian islands appears as a historical note in the program.
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Michael F. Davis
San Antonio
Waller C.krueger
Douglas Mearthur
South Pacific
U. S. Treasury Department
General Davis
Bexar County
iDavis
Harlandale High School
Warren Reitz
Burbank
HA. Velter
Alama Height
Pat Arsers
Jefferson
Jerome Zoelter
Lanier
William Zimmer
Edison
Jean Sarl
Brackenridge
Ver
Mayfield
Pech
R. A. Ghossehie
Dupont Plans Texas Chemical Plant
Dupont has optioned a 322 acre site at the San Jacinto shipyard near La Torre Texas for a new plant. The initial production unit will make phenothiazine a chemical used to rid livestock of internal parasites costing the nation about 125 million dollars yearly in damages.
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Wilmington
Del
Maret 1
INS
Dupont Company
San Jascinto
WS. Maritime Commission
la Torre
Texas
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Historical Society
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Carpenter
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Ragittee
The
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Pulich
Futmice
Sander
Welvourne
Jim Fi
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Webster
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Cay
Sam Houston
Austin
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Thel Mian
Houston
George Tibbs
Southead
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Park Way
Welbourne Gregh
Alough
Guy
Weltourne
Jack Kellam
Travia County
Megroes
Kent
Jack
Gaiman
Christ's College
Strel
Couneil
British Council
Argentine Hotante
Cambridge University
Hudson
Cunninghame Greham
Brains Trust
Caldestream Guards
Siveta
India
Britain
Hollywood Pictures
Tigers
Unis
Stonewall Jackson
Bill Cureton
Meridian
Waco
Jack Jenkins
West Texas
Texas Ranger
Fis Amery
Texas Rangers
James B. Gillett
Sergeant Causey
Karl Hoblltzelle
Causey
D. Heye Company
Texas Oldlest Saddle Shop
D. Hewe's
Bie Fells
Variame
Asher Jeather Goark
Heyes Company
Buckle
S.A
Co-Maker Loans
Morris Plan Bank
Federal
Widsit Insurance Cogponation
Cadet Center
Daniel Webster
Hawai~ Danslands
Brig
Gen
M. F. Davis
Dupont
Texas Chemical
Kuuilverd
Paw Postman
Bond
Stowith
ART Photo CO
G. Wey
Stollen
Han Antonio
TEXAN
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Jose
Nate
Geng Auoter
Avane
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