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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1943
Page
6
Ration dates list itemized expirations for MEATS AND FATS Blue K L M stamps through July 7 and June 30. Coffee Stamp 24 expires June. Gasoline Stamp 6 expires July 21. Sugar Stamp 13 expires August 15. Period One Fuel Oil coupons 1943 44 valid through January 4 1944. Period Five 1942 48 valid through September 30 1943. processed foods stamps dates expire July 7. Shoes Stamp 18 valid through October 21. family transfer allowed.
Washington Lodge No. 26 A F and A M M holds its regular meeting on the first Friday of each month with Russel Goodin as W M and A W Yard erelary listed for the upcoming session.
Fragmented timetable notes departures and arrivals between Jackson, Iowa City, Washington, and Knoxville. Times appear garbled with inconsistent digits but indicate westbound and eastbound movements and multiple city hops.
Stamp Nos. 15 and 16 for home canning expire on Oct 31. Stamp No. 18 also expires. The notice outlines the aging and clearance of sugar stamps for civilian use.
The Tri-T chapters of Letts Wapello and Columbus Junction gathered at the Columbus Community building on Wednesday evening June 30 for a Founders event. A polluck supper preceded a game of bridge as part of the program. Local residents and families were mentioned in updates from Davenport to Cincinnati and beyond.
Garry loses his job after two prize cattle lose tail ends, Irene's father blames Tim the dog. Tim saves a boy in a mower incident, enduring injury, while Tim and Garry both find a home at the ranch. Irene urges Garry to return as the dog recovers.
Surgeons and workers in dusty environments use masks made of paper with vegetable fibers that resist steam and solvents. Soiled masks can be washed or discarded as needed.
Malta rises from wartime wreckage showcasing makeshift industry and renewed imports. Cosmetic and toiletry production springs from salvaged materials. arid food shortages prompt homegrown remedies. Residents navigate clothes pools and no-eats entertaining as fliers and workers adapt to a transformed economy while British and Allied air crews loom large.
Slightly dirty or stained eggs can be cleaned with an emery cloth or a damp cloth and soda.
Fort Wayne Indiana reports Master Sergeant Routestep a Baer Field mascot terrier from the 849th military police company was busted to acting yard bird after an AWOL incident. The dog owned by Staff Sergeant James D. Minnich of Indianapolis held a mock master sergeant rank before the fall and faces a light punishment as he may recover status if well behaved.
In Millburn New Jersey a couple leaving a restaurant swapped their slippers for formal oxfords after walking three miles to dinner. The woman requested her walking shoes and the man produced a pair from his pocket. Local bystander details the unusual fashion swap on the sidewalk.
Tripoli's origins tracing back to a Phoenician trading post long before the Christian era. The city grew through commerce and harbor activity, establishing its early role in regional trade and cultural exchange.
Ann Riveley hides fear as Noel Ringwood discovers a film roll showing a past affair in Monte Carlo. Noel demands the films to expose Ann and secure his brother George, while Ann wrestles with truth and love as family ties strain under the threat of scandal.
Britain produces shoes sufficient for about 1 percent of annual per person needs, covering sports and house shoes. The statement notes domestic production meets this share of demand.
Felicitous praise for Noel Coward's In Which We Serve, a war film about H M S Torrin and Captain Kinross. The production blends action with character vignettes, stars Coward, Mills, Miles, Lean, and offers a vivid, intensely realistic naval saga from construction to sinking off Crete.
The film welcomes audiences Sunday with Gypsy Rose Lee credited for the story G-String Murders. Barbara Stanwyck stars in a breezy but suspenseful drama set in a Broadway burlesque theatre with stage life and backstage drama.
Brief note advises listing needs and surpluses with a contact to receive guidance on proper exchanges. Ends with a telephone contact 380.
Des Moines reports a fatal fumigation gas incident involving Mrs. Della Oliver and Mrs. Mary Bauer. They were at a Rock Island train with their son when Mrs. Oliver stopped at a house to drop something off. upon returning neither sister-in-law nor son were seen, and an apparent gas exposure led to deaths.
Shiloh Park commemorates Civil War history and occupies scenic Lookout Mountain and Signal Point in Tennessee, highlighting preserved landscapes and historic vantage sites.
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