Marriage by ivory satin joins two families in pink
The ceremony arranged with orchids and lilies featured Betty Palmer and Joicephine proxby as brides. The wedding party wore silk and white gossamer while guests, including Edouard Herriot, gathered in Syracuse for the union and reception.
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Col LaFollette Ends Service in Army
Col Philip R La Follette former Wisconsin governor returned to civilian life Saturday after 31 months in the Army. He was discharged at Fort Sheridan after a Madison leave awaiting papers. He served as executive public relations officer at Gen MacArthur's HQ and holds six battle stars and the Legion of Merit.
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Butter rationing and price shifts amid production shortfall
Bewildered crowds faced rationed butter as margarine prices rose by two points while pool values climbed. Officials explained butter output lagging by about 500 million pounds, with high ration values used by the government to balance existing supplies.
War Production Board Expands Rocket and Bomb Output
Washington reports the War Production Board has increased production of rockets for naval and aerial use as part of the United States push toward a total war against Japan. J. A. King notes a significant rise in munitions output across military sectors.
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Egg Shortage Tightens Nation Across Regions
A crosscountry AP survey shows egg shortages spreading nationwide, with demand slumping as prices rise. Meat supplies improve slightly but stockpiles remain thin, while rain delays corn crops threaten future pork and beef output. Agriculture Secretary Wickard vows ongoing efforts to stabilize supplies through year end.
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Man-Eater Fatally Injured After Four Day Hunt
The article reports a man-eater named Margherita or Asamu-al, described as a seven person threat, died Saturday after a four day hunt. The beast, measured at about five feet in length, was targeted by villagers who faced a deadly event during pursuit.
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