Honorary Degrees for 1945 Honor Roll of Citizens
Wenkel Thaddeus Z earns Patriot and Good Sport honor for wartime conduct dining at underground restaurants, abstaining from meat on meatless days, and avoiding price gouging. Wilmer K Powsley praised for staunch anti WPB stance and support of modest needs. Jarvis X Abercrombie honored as Public Servant Extraordinary for tolerance, efficiency, and fair treatment of critics. Amos B.R. Whelk praised for integrity and refusal to glamorize distress on air. Felix M. Jones lauded as exemplary clerk with sales-minded cheer and courtesy to customers. Zeke Popps commended for restraint reducing servicemen transportation strain and polite handling of tolls.
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