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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1944

Page

8

Onions Abundant in Iowa Says War Food Official

George B. Sheehe, state supervisor of the War Food Administration, reports ample onion supplies in Iowa and nationwide. With onions coming from Texas, California, Georgia, and Louisiana, he urges households, restaurants, and institutions to increase usage during the abundance period.

Iowa George B. Sheehe Office of Distribution War Food Administration Texas California Georgia Louisiana Sheehe

Washington county FHA loan surge aids 216 families in Iowa

Report by Holzer Holm of Omaha shows 216 Washington county families obtained FHA insured loans totaling 116,998 dollars for buying refinancing or modernizing homes. Loans are bank funded and insured by FHA enabling loans up to 97 percent of value for up to 25 years with rates never above 4.7 percent, helping monthly payments rival rent.

Des Moines Washington County N.A Holzer Holm Omaha Federal Housing Administration Iowa Nebraska Mr. Holm F.ha

FASTEETH Offers Confidence for Denture Wearers

False teeth embarrassment is common but FASTEETH powder provides firmer fit without souring odor. Sprinkle on dentures to reduce wobble and slipping. Available at drug stores.

Family Picnic At End Of Row

Salem residents recount a Mother’s Day family picnic in the field with the father returning from work to share a meal. Vernon Weeks, a petty officer second class on furlough, helped with farm chores while four generations gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Zeek’s home for Andrea Zeck’s April 30 birthday celebration.

Mrs. Dewey Weeks Salem Dad Sailor Vernon Weeks Ralph Zeek Andrea Zeck Andrea James Zeck Wayne Zeck Shirley George Zeck Annabelle Jerry

Wapello Trip and Local Finds Brighten Summer Day

On Wednesday afternoon a trip to Wapello included visits to a second hand and antique shop and a look at a melodian priced at 500 dollars. The diary notes friends, fashion notes, and garden blooms while reporting Dr. Bolce’s return home and a cheerful rural outing with farmers seen at work.

Wapello Rebecca Sunny Brook Farm Mr. Stephens

Farmers Protest Corn Freeze Threatening Livestock

Des Moines May 18 The Feed Institute of Iowa urges Congress to free corn for farm use as thousands of farmers face wrecked stock and poultry plans. Some kill newborn piglets due to lack of feed while certificates of necessity fail as corn sits blocked for eastern shipments.

Des Moines Iowa Feed Institute of Iowa Congress Feed Institute

Dogs enlist in marine corps dog section study

Owners enrolled several breeds in the marine corps dog section but most suited for training and field work are Doberman Pinschers or German Shepherds. Dogs aged one to five years old attend the boot camp begun at Camp Lejeune New River North Carolina in January 1943.

Marine Corps Dog Section Camp Lejeune New River N. C

Graduation still a grand day despite quiet Navy plans

A mother notes her son’s June graduation feels subdued as interest shifts to Navy service. She observes no sought after gifts and a tame ceremony, yet excitement remains for the future.

Navy

Protein Supplements for Fattening Beef Highlighted

Cottonseed meal and soybean oil meal cited as excellent protein supplements for fattening beef in department of agriculture notes. A pig's death at farrowing time may reflect a loss of 140 pounds of feed according to agriculture observations.

Department of Agriculture

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