Gas ration and Rotary talk mix in wartime reflections
A column blends gas rationing notes with Rotary district conference remarks in Des Moines. It cites over 200000 Rotarians worldwide while discussing postwar unemployment, government programs, and political sparring. It also jokes about rumors surrounding the First Lady and debunks common health myths.
No Revolution in Argentina Cited in Brief Flux
Readers are reminded of brief, humorous press wires noting distant events. The Waterloo Courier mentions no revolution in Argentina for 16 minutes, while the Omaha World-Herald cites a warning to Franco over Nazi assistance. Other items question Roosevelt’s indispensability and Michigan’s salt supply.
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Telegraph
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Omaha World-Herald
Franco
Iffy
Detroit
Statler Returns From Canadian Oil Job
George Statler, after nine months on a large oil project along the Alean highway in northwest Canada, arrived home Saturday night. He traveled fifteen hundred miles from a distant work site to meet his wife in Minneapolis.
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George Statler
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L. G. Horton
Fairfield
Gertrude Dagget
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Fef
Voss
Iowa City
Set
Everette Blakely
Calif
Glen Droz
Cedar Rapids
Henry Hinkle
H. C. Messer
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George Messer
G. G. Vogt
Dalhart
Tex
A. A. Knerr
Nora Kessel
Wilma
Cpl Rotenburger Visits Parents On 17 Day Furlough
Riverside report on Corporal Charles Rotenburger spending a 17 day furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs John Rotenburger and relatives. He is stationed at Smokey Hill Army air field Salina Kansas. Mrs G O Patterson returns to Davenport to resume stenographic work after ten days visiting Davenport. Robert Knebel formerly of Riverside now of Phoenix.
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Robert Knebel
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Phoenix
Rope Storage And Handling Guidelines
Proper storage and handling extend rope life. Store rope on a raised slatted platform or hang in loose coils on large wooden pegs for best results according to Weaver.
Flag Display Rules For Navy Warship Engagements
The United States Navy requires all warships to hoist the national flag before firing. Even subs that surface to engage must raise the ensign prior to a deck gun entering action.
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