Hoover urges stronger farm support to win food war
Former President Hoover warns that manpower shortages on farms, worn equipment, and price controls threaten wartime food supplies. He advocates treating agriculture as a munitions priority with more labor and machinery, decentralized farm policy, and a simpler price system. He suggests drafting farm boys in 1943 and hosening farm labor distribution. He also endorses Hoover as a capable food administrator for Roosevelt.
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Exemption Help for Service Members in Tax Plan
Congress weighs a blanket income tax exemption for all service members up to lieutenant colonel in the Army and commander in the Navy with retroactive effect to January 1942. The home front bears higher burden, but the sacrifice of fighting men warrants relief rather than tax debt after the war. Citizens urge gratitude and action.
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Fair Weather Coming at Local Community Fairs
Wartime shifts push toward small community fairs replacing larger state events. Uncle Sam supports miniature gatherings to display Victory Garden crops and spread info on seed and fertilizer conservation. Northern and Central California communities anticipate new, traditional annual get togethers with social and patriotic aims.
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Samy
Californa
California Centennial plans outline six year celebration
The California Centennial committee proposes a six year run up to the 1949 centennial with local committees arranging events. Highlights include pageants on 1840s California life, Bear Flag and Monterey milestones, a San Francisco newspaper convention, and Sacramento’s Sutter era discoveries. Plans call for international outreach and invitations to national leaders.
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Sloat
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Samuel Brennan
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Fillmore
Church Services Schedule At Mennygnite Brethren and Union
Church services listed for Mennygnite Brethren Church including 10 45 am worship 11 am German service 11 10 am American sermon with M B choir directed by Arnold Bergen 6 30 pm Prayer Circle 6 45 pm Christian Fellowship 7 pm Evening service 8 pm Wednesday prayer service Union Congregational Church hosts morning worship 11 am evening vesper studies during Lent with emphasis on last week of Jesus life.
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East Lerdo
E. M. Anderson
P. A. Schmidt
Jesus
Youns
Turner C. Blount
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Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Massachusetts
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E Streets
Wasco
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Mennygnite Brethren Church
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Arnold F. Bergen
Alice Nikkel
Christian Fellowship
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William S. Harper
Dure
St Johns Catholic Church Schedules and Clergy Details
St Johns Catholic Church on Broadway hosts Masses at 8:00 a m and 10:00 p m with weekday liturgy at 7:00 a m. Confessions Saturday at 4:30 p m and 7:90 p m. Lent devotions include Wednesday 7:30 p m Rosary and Benediction. Friday 3:00 p m Way of the Cross with Benediction at 7:30 p m. Sunday Holy Hour 4:00 to 5:00 p m. Pastor Rev Owen McMullan resides at 1018 Broadway.
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Wasco
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California Speaks Significant Statements By Interesting Californians
California voices spotlighted figures including Attorney General Robert Kenny and Judge George B. Harris. The report cites draft age prosecutions, war work enforcement, and warnings to return to jobs within 24 hours. Statements touch on MacArthur’s South Pacific supply needs and opposition to the Office of Price Administration.
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Yreka
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South Pacific
Cash Receipts and Disbursements for Year Ended 1942
The document presents a statement of cash receipts and disbursements for the year ending December 31, 1942. It records financial activity and totals for the period, noting inflows, outflows, and balances.
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