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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1944

Page

8

Rationing Calendar Guidance Advise Local Board Contact

The notice directs readers to obtain further information about the rationing calendar from their local board. It emphasizes local guidance and the need to consult regional authorities for details.

Willowville Social Roundup Notices

Mr and Mrs Tom Brown of Norwood spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ray Elick. Mr and Mrs Arthur Edwards entertained friends from Monterey on Sunday. Misses Gertrude Retzler and Jane Elick visited Norwood Friday afternoon. Mrs Rose Leisure and son Ruth and family were in Georgetown and Higginsport Tuesday. Mrs Anna Edwards spent Saturday in Batavia.

Tom Brown Norwood Ray Elick Arthur Edwards Monterey Rose Leisure Ruth Georgetown Higginsport

Wartime Ration Stamp Validity Notices and Allocations

Public ration guidance lists Blue stamps Book4 A8 to Q inclusive for meats cheese butter and canned milk with 150 points monthly and about 12 prints weekly per person. Red stamps Book4 A8 to T8 inclusive for meats cheese butter and canned milk at half points weekly per person. Sugar stamps 30 and 31 allow 5 pounds until used, at half pound per week per person. Sugar stamp 40 grants 5 pounds for home canning through next February.

Roosevelt Speech At Madison Square Garden 1932

Franklin D. Roosevelt stated at Madison Square Garden in New York City on November 5, 1932 that America’s genius and greatness rely on enduring principles rather than any single personality or candidate. He underscored that the nation’s fate should not hinge on one man.

America Franklin D. Roosevelt Madison Square Garden New York City

Meat rationing forecast contrasts with higher stock

Chester Bowles told the House Banking Committee on May 15 that general meat rationing could return within 30 days, while the Price Administrator gave flexible timing. The War Food Administration reported May 1 meat in storage at 1,215,501,000 pounds nationwide, up from 714,612,000 pounds a year earlier.

House Banking Committee Chester Bowles OPA War Food Administration

Sugar Stamp 37 Accompanies Application Form R-323

Sugar Stamp 37 must accompany the application form R-323 to the board for additional home canning sugar.

Airplane Stamp Policy Notifications

No 1 and 2 airplane stamps in Book 3 valid for 1 pair each until further notice. Merchants will not accept loose stamps. The change requires 30 days in advance notice to implement any adjustment.

Gasoline and tire rationing rules for vehicle owners

Stamp A 11 valid for 3 gallons through June 21. B 2 3 4 valid for 5 gallons until used. Rationing requires owners to write license number and state on all gasoline coupons. Commercial tires inspected every 6 months or 5000 miles, whichever first. Periodic passenger tire inspections discontinued. Inspection records kept for supplemental gasoline or tire applications.

Heating aid coupons and certificates notice

Coupon 4 and 5 become valid February 8 and expire September 30. Each unit has value of 10 gallons. All change making and flite coupons valid throughout heating year. Return application for next season as soon as received. Certificates to purchase most heating and cooking stoves must be obtained from local boards.

Not Indispensable Roosevelt Seen By Some as Not Essential

The article notes claims by Senator Barkley and author Michaelson that Franklin D Roosevelt may not be indispensable. It suggests some advocates for a fourth term doubt his essential status while others argue his enduring necessity remains as voters’ perception varies.

Roosevelt Barkley

Federal blunder destroys 2700 jars of peanut butter

Idaho Falls marshals under a federal court order seized and destroyed 2700 jars for weighing 15.66 ounces instead of the 16-ounce label. Dr Paul Dunbar, acting food and drug administrator, called the waste a blunder and said relabeling, recertifying weight, or donating the food could have averted it.

Idaho Falls Idaho Paul B. Dunbar Food and Drug

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