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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1944
Page
6
Recap of truck tire inspection policy notes that Class A Ration requires third inspection through March 31 while Class B Ration extends to June 30. The directive signals a shift from certificates to streamlined inspections for transport tires.
The notice lists period validity for Class C and bulk coupons, vehicle inspection timing, various gasoline and nonhighway coupons, and new ration rules. It covers sugar, processed foods, stamps, blue and red stamps, tokens, and airplane stamps with member exchange rules and household sharing caveats.
Washington Lodge No. 26 A F E F A M holds regular meetings on the first Friday of each month. Rus sell Goodin serves as W M and A W Yard as secretary.
An intricate timetable lists westbound and eastbound train numbers including Golden State Limited, Southwest Express, Californian, and mixed trains with daily regular stops, select sleeping car or coach passenger rules, and Kansas City connections. Agents GOODLANDER and CO. F. ANDERSON are noted for handling these services.
Ruth Norris reports Ainsworth pupils earning high scholastic averages. First through twelfth grades list students attaining 93 percent or above and 90 percent in department, with names across grades and a separate list of those not absent or tardy.
List of ninth through twelfth grade students by last name and first name. Return from Kellerton Mrs George Alexander and daughter Cherie are home from Kellerton Iowa after a month with Mr Alexander's parents. Edward Brown returned to Houston Texas after furlough at Will Brown.
Australian authorities estimate that if the land surface were equally divided among all residents each person would receive about 300 acres. The nation would then have a population density of just over two people per square mile.
Store all table fats in covered dishes in the refrigerator. Place them on the shelf next to the freezer compartment. Keep them away from foods with strong flavors and odors. Return them to the refrigerator immediately after using. Do not leave cooking fats standing on the stove.
In Washington and at home Mrs. J. A. Marsh has been quite sick for the past week with bronchial asthma.
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