Plans to Boost Food Output Abroad
War Mobilization Board completed plans to stimulate foreign food production. Roosevelt desk may see an executive order designating the agency to administer the program and a global relief effort linked to United Nations aims. Experts describe three steps: locate fertile lands, guarantee markets, and provide scientists, machinery, and seeds for production and distribution worldwide.
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Corporal’s Ripped Trousers Attest Guard Dogs
Corporal Andrew Church of Ellinwood Kansas confirms that guard dogs at Dodge City Army Air Field are highly effective in police work. Four dogs from a Fort Robertson class protect the 1095th Guard Squadron during training, capable of detecting intruders and ensuring safety around B 26 Marauders.
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Meningitis Survivor Faces Paralysis Victim’s Long Recovery
A paralysis survivor recounts a severe bout with meningitis that began in early life. Doctors warn of lasting impacts as the patient endures months of illness, partial recovery, and ongoing rehabilitation. Local health officials note the rarity and seriousness of the disease.
Owl prowls Cleveland in clever chicken heist tale
Thomas W Ramsey of neath Olm ated Falls spots a new chicken thief after a year and a half of missing fowl. He rigs a 30 by 18 inch trap baited with a chicken and catches an owl, a hungry bird guarding its night loot.
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Swap Shops Flourish In New York City
New York merchants open swap shops amid material shortages. Vendors offer items from old shoes to kitchen appliances, hoping to turn scarce stock into sales as enterprising sellers fill a growing market.
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Landing near Zara hunted by German forces in Balkans
London broadcast reported Nazi troops beat off a landing near Zara on Yugoslav Dalmatian coast and seized fuel depots and an Italian wireless station. Yugoslav partisans claimed gains elsewhere as German and Bulgarian reinforcements moved to halt the offensive. US 1943 honey production estimated at 159.353 million pounds, down from 10.15 million last year. Army lists show 142 shoe sizes in use.
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Two Estate Tax Reports Filed
Estate tax reports filed in Surrogate Court by Tax Examiner Edward J Poland cover two estates. Michael F Sherin of Hoosick Falls died July 2 leaving a gross estate of 13765 and net 12640.05 with state tax 1240 and partial bequests to Patrick A Sherin Mary Ann Gannon Rev. George C Egan and James E Sherin. Mrs Frank Clapper of this city died February 3 leaving a gross estate of 2000 and net 1433 with no state tax and the entire estate to her husband.
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Germans Serve By Jop-Americans At Curtiss Candy
German POWs from Camp Giant at Curtiss Candy Co farms west of Marengo dig potatoes while Japanese American workers serve them. The presence of the workers stirred local furore after their West Coast removal for summer gardening.
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