War ration details list periods and stamps for 1943 44
The notice outlines Class A through C ration inspection periods through 1944 and explains tire, fuel oil, sugar, processed foods, meat and brown stamps, shoe and airplane stamps. It notes stockpiling cautions and late applications for War Ration Book 4 with specific valid dates and exchange rules.
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Derby Returns Home From Visit In Bennett Home
Mrs. Christina Derby returns to her Brighton home after a brief visit with her son-in-law and daughter, Warren Bennett and wife, in Washington DC. Local residents Lina Morgan and Helen Heth with families visited nearby homes while others attended to farm tasks and hospital stays.
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Bennett Home
Rabio
Christina Derby
Warren Bennett
Washington, D. C
Lina Morgan
Brighton
John McClurg
Arthur Long
O. W. Schmitter
Charles Kessler
Lester van Dyke
Idaho
A. E. Maorer
Fred Thompson
Anna Farrier
Dwight Moody
Excelsior Springs
O. B. Morgan and
P. B. Johnson
Eugene Morgan
Clayton Morgan
Helen Heth
Lestey van Dyke
Needs Nurses America for 1944 staffing plan
The nation faces a requirement for 359000 nurses in 1944, or 100000 more than currently available. Harvest Hands notes that harvesting this year will demand over 20 million manhours to gather the corn crop.
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