Avoid Waste to Hasten Victory Food conservation message urges households to prevent waste to aid armed forces in wartime
With spring near, Americans are urged to plant victory gardens and cut waste in homes farms and stores. Judge Marvin Jones warns 20 to 30 percent of total food is wasted yearly and saving any portion could fund substantial aid for the Army and Navy. The public is urged to save even small amounts of bread butter and other staples to help shorten the war and speed soldiers home.
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United States
Marvin Jones
In Memory of Mrs. Lillian Linn One Year Missing
In loving memory of wife and mother Mrs. Lillian Linn who departed March 3 1943. Husband and children and grandchildren share sad remembrance and silent tears. A line of verse speaks of her being one of the best and sadly missed.
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Lillian Linn
Ration Calender Effective March 12 With Stamps Details
War ration updates list end dates for meat cheese fats oils sugar gas and fuel oil stamps across books III and IV. notes include brown red green blue stamp validity through specific dates and quantities for meat sugar gasoline and fuel oil plus instructions on tire inspections and returning books for deceased or drafted individuals.
Rites Held For Nancy Ann Allen Of Chaffee
Funeral services conducted Tuesday at the Christian church in Chaffee for Nancy Ann Allen 81 a resident who died Saturday night of old age infirmities Burial followed at Union Park cemetery She was born in Fulton Tennessee lived in Chaffee 37 years and was survived by four sons R W Little Hurst J Rolla and Charles Allen of St Louis J J Allen of San Antonio two daughters Mrs Clark Hudson of St Louis and Miss Prussia Allen of Chaffee and one brother Aaron Culbertson of Chaffee
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R. M. Talbert
The
Christian Church
Chaffee
Nancy Ann Allen
Union Park Cemetery
Allen
Fulton
Morley Rural News Local visits and moving notices
Gus Willoby of Lilbourn spends week with daughter Mrs Jack Stephens. Henry and Elmer Pobst visited Sikeston on business. Jesse Walton butchered hogs last week. Orville Hicks, St. Louis worker, spent weekend at Kluge's Hill. Mrs Jesse Stowe ill at home. Mrs Jack Stephens and Mary Sue Smith shopped in Sikeston. George Barnes moved to Vanduser from McMullin. Mr and Mrs Noble of Charleston visited Walton and family. Theodore Welter, St. Louis worker, visited Vanduser. Miss Mary Faye Dennis, Oran employee, stayed with her parents over weekend.
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Gus Willoby
Lilbourn
Jack Stephens
Henry
Elmer Pobst
Sikeston
Jesse Walton
Orville Hicks
St. Louis
Kluge’s Hill
Jesse Stowe
McMullin
Mary Sue Smith
George Barnes
Vanduser
Noble
Charleston
Walton
Theodore Welter
Welter
Mary Faye Dennis
Oran
Mrs. W. C. Dennis
Army bakers on Anzio bake over 10000 loaves daily
CBS correspondent John Daly reports from Naples that at the Anzio beachhead Army bakers keep steady output despite shelling. In over three weeks they bake more than 10 000 loaves daily and two bakers have earned the Purple Heart with no bread lost to the ovens.
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Anzio
CBS
John Daly
Naples
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Armed Services
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Screen Enamel
Bert
Ota
Bentwood
Mitchell-Sharp Chevrolet CO
Chevrolet Building
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