Red Cross Fund Drive reports and financial notes from Eighth Ward
Report shows Red Cross workers in the Eighth Ward canvassing today for fuel relief and St. Lawrence's School area. Officials expect completion and a final accounting. includes financial report items, bond for treasurer, and various expenditures and bills listed in the ward records.
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Red Cross
Eighth Ward
Fuelz
Howe
St. Lawrence's School
Ward
Cacraera
Frenk Milter Sy
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Senators Clash Over Rations and Butter Shortages
Congress and New Jersey lawmakers spar over OPA meat and butter shortages. Witnesses claim civilians are hoarding and rationing is failing as packers face bankruptcy. A New York housewife searches stores amid mounting price and supply concerns while representatives rail against the black market and call for action.
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Washington
Congress
Bove Acare
Sén
Albert Wh. Hawkes
New Jersey
Rep
Brask B. Suchshran
East Oasee
N. J
Opal
Attmess Morris Cota
Cohn
OPA
Tie
Turer
New York
Eve Uist Senzsar Yenkes
Senace
Kincheon
Willlens
Oye Industry & Heieg Regiment
Gordos Canfield
Paterson
Chester EH
Keystone State
Charles & Winters
Justice Cof
Peere
Lamcaster
Philadelphia
Gleck
Arthur Dennis
Mattoon Mest Council
Jsi
Afraid to Eat Sleep Trouble Relief
Aged and trusted remedy claims to ease stomach pain from excess acidity. Promises soothing relief from gas pains belching dizziness and heartburn. Marketed as doctor like, long lasting and effective for many thousands of users with simple package directions.
Government leaders weigh War Food changes at hearing
M. Cooper of the War Food Administration passed the discussion to the OPA A L Erickson of the OPA voiced concerns about the difficulties ahead He proposed studying the executive hearing Lenchaon special at the House of Representatives restaurant The menu noted scrambled eggs with Tommiess and Omelatie at Sensie restaurant.
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M. ©. Cooper
War Food Administertion
OPA
LL Erickson
Ificult
House of Representatives
Sensie Restaurent
Wartime Politics and Newsroom Gossip Across Allied Fronts
The piece blends wartime chatter about the Allied air raids and a backstage dispute over government information control. It mentions Navy secretary concerns, the Office of War Information’s neutrality claims, and Deputy Brackett’s role in the manpower debate amid calls for press balance.
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Geyrman Army
Inaide Gernay
Csmtol Chapf
Pisan
Navy
Salen
Burma
U.S
O¢I
OWI
James R. Brackexi
John Taber
Auburn
Grat
Ove
Taber
OWL
Brackett
Icheon
OWT
Byrnes
Whitehall Teethers Associa tion announces lecture change and wartime notices
The Whitehall Teethers Association moved Dr Wiktings lecture to March 27 on The Learn Vitamins. The Rural Board of Supervisors completes razing work on the Border Road project. Mrs Lillian Austin and Mire Arch Lasiptron hosted a baby blessing. cards and gifts were exchanged. Vera Grady enlists in the WACs medical corps while her husband died in a shell explosion at Camp Campbell. Jen Weldron Trevellyan visits family from Cushing Hospital and is a Purple Heart recipient with two service stars.
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Whitebel Teethers’ Association
Wik Tigns
Lewis
Washington County Board of Supervisors
Tsaxe DeKalb
Xrapville
Lillian Austin
Mire Archi
Lasiptron
Loter
Third Avenue
Walter Peasley
Paesiey
Peasley
Vera Grady
Mepley Street
Anthony Grady
Teddy Roosevelt, Jr
WACS
Sevarsl
Watcr
Waves
SPARS
Marine Corps
Elaine
May
Hoig Street
Trevellyeucie
6Th Infantry Division
Rachet
Belgium
Germany
Army manpower demand sparks debate over work force plan
Production board notes Army support for IH position on worker manning triggers contention among WPS officials. Two circulated reports claim the manpower estimate will overstate needs nationwide, while others dispute the figures and call for restraint.
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Jenet
Dgbt
WPS
Army
Patos
Spain
Fair Enough (Continued From Page Sintoen.)
A fragmentary report outlines a controversial political advertisement funded by a U S corporation. The piece alleges the ad promotes Soviet admiration and includes claims about a war contractor and prewar industrial figures. The writer notes the piece is political propaganda rather than product promotion.
Political Stage: United States faces Bretton Woods debate
Fragmented text discusses U.S. veto power in international finance, the Bretton Woods plan, and fears of ceding monetary control. It cites past rail and wartime figures to illustrate rising costs and debate over global economic policy.
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United
Paciphlet
Dser
Ethiopia
Japan
Sfamburia
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