Ration Certificates Waived for Fourth Period Tires
A wartime notice announces certificates are no longer required for recapping truck tires during Class A rationing. The fourth inspection period runs from April 1 to September 30.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1944
Page
6
A wartime notice announces certificates are no longer required for recapping truck tires during Class A rationing. The fourth inspection period runs from April 1 to September 30.
The notice lists Class B ration through June 30 and Class C ration through May 21, plus bulk and commercial vehicle inspection intervals. It enumerates gasoline coupons A, B2, B3, C8, BE with validity dates, fuel oil, R fuel, and sugar coupons with indefinite validity, noting that advance notices will be given for expirations.
Washington Lodge No. 26 A H A Masons announces regular meetings on the Friday of each month. W M Ruslh Goodin presides with A W Yard acting secretary.
The excerpt lists train numbers and schedules including East Round No 8 at Kansas City Davenport, departing at 5 14 p m, with No 26 Southwest Limited CEPR and Nos 3 and 8 daily except Sunday WC Bell. The fragment notes departures and rail service annotations without full context.
Westbound bus 8 from Washington at 6 08 a m. Bus 6 from Washington at 10 56 a m. Bus 7 from Were at 7 45 p m. Eastbound Omaha to Chicago bus 2 from Washington 10 36 a m. Bus 10 leaves Washington 8 50 p m. All eastbound buses go to Chicago. Tickets sold at Bug Depot Winga's North Side Cafe North Side Square for trip coast to coast.
From Cedar Rapids to Iowa City and Washington times listed for morning afternoon and evening trips. North and southbound routes include Ft Madison Winfield and Keokuk leg details with departures from Washington and arrivals at several stops. Tickets sold at the local depot located at 107 West Second Street.
A movie star died in a plane crash while selling war bonds during the campaign. The wartime feature recalls the tragedy as part of the quiz corner.
Budenny Timoshenko Voroshilov are Soviet military leaders. G I in army slang stands for government issue. The Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere was Japan's wartime ideal of Asian domination.
The fragment lists score categories and sample answers: "Question one, 40, rest, 20 each" followed by named items including Carole Lombard and "All Russian Generals" plus phrases "Government issue" and "Japan's dream world WHA in" indicating an incomplete quiz answer key. The source appears to be a quiz scoring reference.
The notice outlines remaining canning sugar limits of 20 pounds per person via focal rationing boards and announces many stamps and coupons with their book numbers and validity. It lists Processed Foods stamps, blue stamps, and various meat and shoe stamps with indefinite or April 30 1945 expirations and mentions filing applications now.
Digest: the outer peel of citrus fruits contains vitamin C and tangy flavor. It can be used in citrus marmalade, or ground with cranberries or apples for a tart relish. Shredded peel brightens fruit salads and fresh vegetable dishes.
Leather experts advise keeping shoes clean dry oiled away from heat and in good repair. Moisture and heat threaten leather. If shoes get wet dry slowly away from heat using crumpled paper to keep shape and rub eastor oil into the leather while damp. After drying, polish.
In a bedtime tale, Chatterer endures captivity in Farmer Brown's corncrib. A surprise escape reveals an open cage door and a move from the Old Orchard to the stone wall, where he gains freedom and a hopeful friendship with Farmer Brown's Boy.
Mrs. Smith laments frequent spats with her husband while his sister steps in to smooth things over. Mrs. Jones recalls the old saying and jokes about sewing up the conflict.
A brief comic exchange over a heated towel in a barber shop where a customer complains the towel is too hot for his face. The barber recalls the towel’s heat as necessary for a proper shave.
U S comic strips have become weekly supplements across Latin American papers. Characters are renamed for Spanish Portuguese or French texts, with familiar strips like Mandrake Tarzan Donald Duck and Dagwood localized as San Salvador names such as Queta Pancho Tillie the Toiler and Snuffy Smith.
Seventy divers including 25 on the S S Lafayette salvage in New York harbor adopt a new Lucite crystal clear plastic window helmet. The light unbreakable visor eliminates heavy grilles, enlarges vision, reduces weight, and eases maneuvering. Tested to 320 feet with plans for full Lucite helmet trials.
Green edible soybeans offer protein fat and minerals, with vitamin C similar to peas and better flavor when eaten soon after harvest. To hull ease, pour boiling water over pods five minutes, then drain and squeeze beans from the crosswise split pods.
The guide cites using good meat, proper curing ingredients, and clean containers. Cool weather is required, salt is the main curing agent, excessive salt harms flavor and texture, too little invites bacteria and spoilage. Sugar balances salt, improves flavor and texture, and can be white, brown, or molasses.
A press cloth helps keep woolens and rayons looking fresh without shine, while a strip of cardboard proves useful for pressing pleats in a skirt.
If pears were originally canned using the boiling water bath, no reprocessing is needed for jars without acid or those not boiled 15 minutes before use. If the open kettle method was used, reprocess in a boiling water bath or boil contents for 15 minutes before tasting, lemon juice notwithstanding. Reprocess as for fresh pears in a boiling water bath, recanning only fruit in good condition.
Slow thawing can salvage frozen apples but they should be sold immediately as they quickly become mealy.
The passage credits Mark Twain as a major source of American words noting his prints introduced fresh Mississippi river narration. It cites Twain coining terms like Whoopee and central for a telephone operator.
A recent check shows 98.4 percent of enlisted men and 99 percent of officers insured. Among enlisted personnel 90 percent own the $10,000 maximum, with an average of $9,500 per soldier. Officers report 98 percent own the $10,000 maximum and an average of $9,884 per officer.
In 1936 the United States Japan Great Britain and Germany held 63.51 percent of China's gross imports and 55.56 percent of exports. The United States led in both imports and exports as the top trading partner before the Marco Polo Bridge incident.
A consumer notes a burnt flavor in milk when left in glass bottles in the sun. Sun rays can degrade milk quickly, and exposure of about 15 minutes may produce off flavors.
When electricity pops and flashes on plug insertion the fault lies in the plug cord or appliance. Disconnect the appliance before replacing the fuse to prevent shocks or fire.
Simple three step method to lift candle wax from fabric. Scrape off excess wax then sandwich stain between cleansing tissues and use a warm iron, replacing tissues as they soil. Sponge with a grease solvent, then with a solution of denatured alcohol and water if color lingers.
Over four decades irrigation has brought about 60,000,000 acres into production in India at a cost of about half a billion dollars. It helps equalize monsoon variability by spreading water use across dry seasons, reducing distress in rural areas.
Thinner walls using Rayon allow tires with reduced heat buildup and faster heat dissipation, improving performance and longevity.
Poor sanitation and inadequate cooling of milk utensils may cause off flavors in dairy products. Improper washing and heat treatment raise risk of contamination and spoilage, affecting taste and safety.
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