U.S. Army to halt food aid to liberated Europe
The U.S. Army will stop supplying food to civilians in liberated Europe on August 41, a move expected to save millions for taxpayers. Distribution will shift to the liberated governments, with purchases remaining at similar levels. It was also disclosed that lend-lease meat shipments to Russia would continue through July to September.
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Washington
U. S
Europe
United States
Russia
Untitled fragment on foot care treatments and claims
An unclear note discusses foot itch remedies and penetration claims. It cites alcohol content and a product promise, with a partial address or name at C. C. Bowern. The text reads as a garbled ad or medical tip snippet with uncertain specifics.
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S&s
C. C. Bowern
Soviet food allocations in 1945 import plan
U S officials detail Soviet needs for 1945 including 25,000,000 pounds of Toshenka canned pork and beef and limited meat exports to the armed forces. Scheduled shipments cover butter cheese peas vegetables and dried milk with precise tonnage figures and six month totals.
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U. S
Agriculture Department
Missionary Society To Meet This Evening
The Missionary Society of Bethany Baptist Church will meet this evening at 7 30 at the home of Mrs Lacy on Hadaway Court off Cleveland Road. After four years, horse and stock fairs are being revived in New Zealand.
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Missionary Society of the Bethany Baptist Church
Illinois Man Named Executive Director Of Crippled Children
Lawrence J. Linck of Chicago and Springfield has been chosen Executive Director of the National Society for Crippled Children and Adults Inc. The new post, created to strengthen the program, carries full executive and administrative duties. Linck, a longtime public health and welfare educator, will assume office September 1. He has led the Illinois Commission for Handicapped Children and the University of Illinois Division of Services for Crippled Children, and has lectured at Northwestern, Hingis, and Loyola. He holds PhB and MS from Northwestern. Born 1808, he is married with two children. The Erie Government has been asked to set an economic price for milk.
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Lawrence J. Linck
Chicago
Springfield
Minais
National Society For Crippled Children and Adults, Inc
Ohio Society For Crippled Children
Columbus
Walter B. Underwood
Linck
Hecrestry
Dlinois Commission For
Divi. von of Services For
University of Tllinois
Gale Toe
Lawrence Jefferson
Elyria OPA adjusts hours and stamp rules for wartime rationing
The Price and Ra toning Board announces public hours 9:30 to 4 daily except Wednesdays and Saturdays 9:30 to 12. Airplane Stamp No 4 becomes valid August 1 1945 for shoes. special issues after August 3 are unlikely. Vendors warned not to accept stamps before August 1. Sugar checks limited to primary distributors with back endorsements required. Slaughter registration extended to October 14 1945 for MIL class farmers. permits needed if slaughter occurs earlier.
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Elyria
Price and Ratoning Board
O.P.A
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