Ration Changes End Need for Tire Certificates
Ration dates removed for recapping truck tires and for buying inner tubes or used farm implement tires. The change eliminates the requirement for certificates to purchase these tire-related supplies.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1944
Page
4
Ration dates removed for recapping truck tires and for buying inner tubes or used farm implement tires. The change eliminates the requirement for certificates to purchase these tire-related supplies.
The notice outlines required inspections and records for vehicles. It details rationing rules for tires, fuel, sugar, meat, fats, cheese, shoes, and airplane stamps, including coupon types, validity dates, and eligibility periods for canning sugar and other commodities.
Washington Lodge No. 26 A F and A M announces regular meetings on the first Friday of each month. D Morrison Jr serves as Worshipful Master and A W Yard is secretary.
The notice prints westbound and eastbound train numbers with daily schedules and stops including No 4 Golden State Limited and No 12 Southwest Express. It lists sleeping car and coach passenger stops to Kansas City Washington California and beyond, plus local Burlington Railways buses with departure times from Washington and a note on ticket purchase locations at Winga’s North Side Cafe and Depot.
Irene Dunne delivers a moving performance as Susan Ashwood in MGM's The White Cliffs of Dover at the State Theatre with Alan Marshal and cast. The film contrasts American and British sensibilities through a romance set in Bloomsbury and London, featuring the White Cliffs as a symbol of national heritage.
The film follows a midwestern college as it twists rationing to supply enough men, delivering humor and a lighthearted jab at wartime shortages. Johnnie Johnston and Betty Rhodes star in a breezy, buoyant comedy praised for its safety and spirited energy.
A Casanave Attlee production opening Wednesday at the Fox Theatre paints Greek resistance in vivid color. The film follows two years of Nazi cruelties and a narrator smuggling the story out to reveal Greeks rising to their heritage of courage.
Mrs Ralph Miller and three of her Ames children visited her parents Mr and Mrs T M Holmes in Crawfordsville on Friday Also pictured were her brother Robert Holmes and sister Mrs Vernon White with other relatives including Mr and Mrs Henry McCoy of Kansas City Frank McCoy and Joe McCoy from Chopin visiting Charles McCoy and Mrs A B Orris The Ferguson reunion at Washington also drew attendees from the area
An Amsterdam newspaper promoting a chestnut based soap warns the product is suitable for laundry but not for fine fabrics. The formula involves drying, husk removal, grating, boiling, sieving, and mixing the liquid with warm water to create a usable soap.
The Wellman community notes election of Mrs E D Miller as WCTU president and lists newly elected officers and events at the annual family picnic. It reports member movements, travel to Saskatchewan, and local visits, including health and work updates for residents.
Obituary note from Sandy Hook reports the death of Mrs Charley Corpman with condolences to her family including Mrs Donald Duke and daughters Geraldine Eleanor and Minnie Guy of Seattle. Other items mention visits, fair attendance, and travel by local residents including Shirley Charlotte Arnold Ruth Tucker and Evelyn Mineart with classmates and relatives in nearby towns.
The Better Riverside club met in August at Trinity Methodist church parlors for dinner served by the Women’s Society for Christian Service. A business session followed with committees planned to greet Riverside armed forces and to raise funds for a service board. Several local residents and families were noted for visits, birthdays, and relocations.
An article notes excessive tobacco and alcohol use can cause color blindness starting with difficulty distinguishing green and later red. It mentions Courtney of Veteran, Wyoming visiting home for a day.
Richmond mourns the death of Vencil Vodichs at age 87, while Charles Lintz returns from visits with Wayne Linty and Harry Lintz families. Mrs. Te Bockhorst visits Davenport and Chicago relatives, and Lloyd Sharp writes from Italy about his travels.
An unclear statement from Uncle Ab discusses ceilings for hogs poultry and dace animals and stresses keeping them on a floor of legume pasture. The fragment hints at farming practices but lacks concrete details or context.
The article notes digitalis derives from the foxglove family and behaves as a biennial. It is grown as an ornamental species by growers who start seeds in greenhouses, transplant to seed beds, then move to fields under contract for medical houses.
Paramount’s You Can t Ration Love opens at the Fox Theatre with a star studded east coast cast and lively musical numbers promised to delight audiences on Wednesday and Thursday.
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