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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1944
Page
5
A reader asks if it is rude not to acknowledge wedding anniversary cards and discusses proper manners. The letter argues thanks should extend to the Spirit, not only material gifts, and offers wedding reception options and timing ideas. A follow up suggests polite, brief calls.
Readable crossword clues list many entries with mixed letters and partial names. The fragmentary page mentions multiple theme answers and person names, noting that 37 percent of Americans remain bachelors. It preserves the newspaper’s quirky puzzle style and period voice.
The fragment references ration calendar rules for book 4 stamps, with mentions of gasoline coupons, stamp validity through February 28, and indefinite extensions. It notes Home Front measures, price controls, and several garbled terms. the overall thrust is about extending or validating ration stamps and coupons.
The column discusses Mrs Roosevelt's press conference after a murder and urges parents to tell teenage daughters about dangers of relationships and wanderings. It references a 18 year old girl working in government jobs, policing concerns, and suggested policies to manage youth during wartime. A reader asks where to send address changes for military dependents and provides the address to the Marine Corps faulty allowance division in Washington.
Kelso Washington report notes city hall janitor George Hendey declined a proposed $5 weekly raise, saying $60 a month was sufficient. The piece cites officials and hints at a signed petition or address updates.
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