Women in Population Increase
Peter Edson notes U S population will total 136 500 000 on July 1 per the Census Bureau, births exceed a seven year average, women are now outnumbering men as mortality declines rise. War manpower posters push women into tougher jobs while air field glamor fades for riveters amid a drive to share truck loads and coordinate routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Edson
Record
Washington
United States
Bureau of Census
U.S
War Manpower Commission
WMPC
Womanpower
Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Foot Comfort Relief
Claiming to cure aching feet, an advertisement offers Moone's Emerald Oil with a money back guarantee. The bold pitch asserts quick relief after the first application and ongoing use, promising a stain free, non greasy penetrating oil that provides full satisfaction or a refund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moone
Adv
Persuasion Tools in Wartime Gas and Trade Policies
The piece outlines wartime controls on gasoline for truckers, renewal certificates, and appeals decisions by regional offices. It notes Navy access rules for tattoos, lend lease accounting, and how subsidies or incentives are treated in foreign aid. It mentions reverse lend-lease pricing and shifts in U S food programmes during wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ODT
United States
United Nations
U. S
Application Form for Servicemen War Ballot 1943
Notice explains eligibility for the New York war ballot for service members in the 1943 general election. Provides submission addresses to obtain a war ballot and requests rank, full name, unit, camp or vessel, and service residence at enlistment. Includes stray editorial lines about eating habits and protein yields with soup beans and margarine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armed Forces of the
United States
State of
New York
State
State Office
Albany
Centre Street
New York City
Sentimental wedding trends shaped by wartime values
Wartime thrift and romance drive a 1943 bridal trend. Brides favor double-ring ceremonies, palladium jewelry, satin bundles for rings, and keepsake pieces like heirloom brooches and handkerchiefs. Florists tailor keepsakes such as satin cushions and Bible-shaped ring boxes, while brides adapt veils and gloves to suit service life and new home plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
New York
Evan
Garda
Soap Box Derby Entries Rise in Lansingburg Event
Eighteen entries have been recorded for the third annual soap box derby by Cub Pack 11 of the First Presbyterian Church of Lansingburg. The derby will run this evening at 6 30 p.m. with races starting below the Boston and Maine underpass and on Ninth Line at Seventh Avenue. Traffic will be halted on the hill from Gurley Avenue to Fifth Avenue and diversions set via Gurley Avenue Cemetery Road to 119th Street. Police, Civil Air Patrol members, Edward A. Wachter, Paul S. Young, Thomas Q. Trenarne, and Leland F. Smith will serve as timers, starters, and judges. Mayor Frank J. Hogan will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cub Pack 11
First Presbyterian Church of
Lansingburg
Boston & Maine Railroad
Seventh Avenue
Gurley Avenue
Northern Drive
Fifth Avenue
Th City
Cemetery Road
119Th Street
Civil Air Patrol
Edward A. Wachter
Paul 5. Young
Grand Prisoner Cup Award and Class B Honors
A cup destined for the grand prisoner is presented alongside other prizes in multiple classes. Cub Master William Dallas will award a miniature village he built to the winner of Grand Prize or Class B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dallas
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Troy
John B. Conroy
Public Safety
Joseph F. Ormsby
Joseph P. Shields
Patrick J. Hogan
John J. Ryan
Troy Radio Division
Michael B. Shea
War Food Administration
Modernesia
Seagram
Aha
Mentee
FWORT
Seagram Distillers Corporatio
York
Soap Box ' Ll
Derby
Cadillac
Summery
Ntgomerk
Bor
Ange
Montgomery Ward Retail
Menands
N. Y
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