Government moves to curb hoarding of coal nationwide
Washington reports a federal plan to stop coal hoarding as wartime shortages strain homes and factories. State administrators will oversee distribution, set compulsory quotas, and deter price gouging while coordinating with rail and fuel officials. Violations could trigger legal action and indictments under existing Pure Food laws.
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Washington
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United States
Keeving & Daily Record
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Coal Administration
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Campaign to mobilize housewives for food conservation gains
The Food Administration urged American housewives to extend a nationwide drive to save food for troops, aiming to reach eleven million participants. Officials defended conservation as vital for allies, noting some ignorance and opposition from households with members at the front and praising strong participation from states like California and New Jersey.
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Italy
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Uly
Army pay delay affects Cap Stanley camp officers
Logal anked drain of funds stalls payment for student officers at Camp Stanley. Major Starkle secured only scarce cash from San Antonio banks, delaying pay for about 1800 troops as the army plans commissions. Training continues with board hearings in November to decide officer appointments.
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Full Negro quota 15 to be in camp today
A historical report notes the full Negro quota of 15 to join a cadre at Camp for four days, with 2700 expected to be registered by Sunday noon. Recruits arrive by train, build walks, and begin drills Monday as a battalion of 1090 men prepared for immediate service, with emphasis on readiness and working battalion duties.
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Government Aims to End Oil Strike in Texas Louisiana
A U S Department of Labor telegram to Commissioner Barrett in Houston urged rapid settlement of the oil strike affecting 10 009 workers across Texas and Louisiana. Officials planned Monday talks with operators and workers to restore operations in sixteen producing districts amid quiet conditions and troop reassurance.
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U.S. Fixes 15.50 Minnimum Hog Price
News brief reports the United States sets a 15.50 dollar minimum hog price amid actions by Food Administration officials to stabilize markets. Anson A. Cotton notes conferences with major packers and outlines safeguards against farmer losses, while retail and wholesale adjustments follow.
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Stenography Course Offered by YWCA in San Antonio
A nine week stenography course is announced by the YWCA under Mrs J A Vatghat's supervision, with entry for interested persons via Mrs Hazel Anking on Monday 9 to 12 at the News C U A Fifth Street and Avenue. The advertisement also lists local business services and events, including dance orchestras, jewelry and clothing ads, and war era notices. The item notes ongoing social and civic activities with multiple named places and organizations in San Antonio.
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City Physicians Explain Why They Prescribe Nuxated Iron
The article presents claims from doctors and patients about Nuxated Iron boosting vitality and endurance. It cites authorities like Dr. Fert of New York and Dr. Satuvktr of St. Elisabeths Hospital, noting reported improvements in anemia and energy, while warning against unsafe use and urging medical guidance.
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WHY WE SHAKE HANDS IN WAR WORK CAMPAIGNS
The piece discusses early army camp life and the custom of shaking hands to reveal peaceful intent. It describes how men carried weapons in their right hands and extended a right hand to show no danger, allowing both to assess friendliness before greeting. The narrative frames this as a learned rule from ancient times and ties it to chivalry and mutual warning.
Observations On Bird Flight From The French Tiytoy Corps Ninn
An officer observed bird flight heights during migration. Swallows favor about 2000 feet while ducks fly near 9000 feet. Notable for uniform flock turns, rapid synchronization, and climbing speeds around six miles per hour. Plovers were sighted at 650 feet last March, the highest recorded by the observer.
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Pall Mall Gazette
New Drive for War Libraries in San Antonio
November 7 likely final push in San Antonio for funds to snulp the Oraces 14 soldiers drive. Governor Hobby designates November 7 as campaign day. A B Weakley chairs committee. Quote highlights duty to provide soldier amusement, aiming to raise one million dollars for library establishment, buildings, equipment, and maintenance. Texans, especially San Antonio, urged to contribute to support soldiers.
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