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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1944

Page

8

Stolen and counterfeit gasoline coupons divert fuel supply

Walter D. Kline, head of the Des Moines OPA district, reports nearly 1.5 million gallons of gasoline diverted in seven Midwest states through counterfeit stolen and improperly endorsed coupons. In his district 57,376 gallons sold by 663 dealers used counterfeited coupons, leading to 655 dealers being unable to replace that fuel. OPA reminds the public to stamp A 12 coupons with car license numbers for traceability and urges replacements for invalid B 3 C 3 and T coupons after Sept 30.

CPA Walter D. Kline Directnr Desoines Opa Iowa Ilinois Wisconsin Minnesota Nebraska North South Dakota Des Moines Kline 6&3 OPA Chicago

Iowa State University Seeks 4.1 Million For Building Program

The State University of Iowa filed a legislative budget request of 4.1 million dollars for capital improvements in the 1945-47 bi ennium. The exact nature of the improvements was undisclosed but the move signals a potential record statewide building program at the Iowa City campus after the war.

Des Moines State University of Iowa Iowa City

Proper cold storage for beans and greens

Keep beans and corn cold from entry to kitchen until use. Store in the pantry pool or husk only if not refrigeration possible. After shelling or shucking, refrigerate tightly covered. Wash greens store in covered pan or waterproof bag. Lettuce and celery stay as cold as possible.

Sioux City Barbers Begin Wage Strike

In Sioux City 28 union barbers in 16 of 39 shops walked out on Tuesday over contract terms. They demand 70 percent of receipts for journeyman barbers, up from 65 percent. The remaining 23 union shops have signed the contract.

Sioun City American Federation of Labor Sioux City

Color tone guides period room furnishings

The text notes how color sets the mood for a house or room. Louis XV style favors ornate, frail furniture with pastel walls and dainty drapery. Colonial suits flowered chintzes and ruffled curtains. Modern Spanish and Chinese themes use vivid color splashes.

Silage Crops Cut For Better Silage Packing

Farmers are advised to cut silage crops as short as practicable to improve packing in the silo. Shorter cuts pack more densely, ensuring better preservation of hay and forage.

Dr Ee McWilliams Hospitalized After Ill Health

Dr Ee W McWilliams mayor of Columbus Junction closed his office after 25 years of practice and was taken by ambulance to a Des Moines hospital for treatment. He trained at Still College of Osteopathy and has long served the town.

Columbus Junction Ee. W. McWilliames Des Moines Still College of Osteopathy Robert Bonniehsen Yeoman 2-E R. Bonniehsen Rena Sehabilion Davenport Verne Doudna Col. Duncan Pvt. Co. L William M. Wall Frank Wall France Camp Carson Colo Norman H. Wall New Guinea Burton English Conesville Mary Buffington Columbus City Charles Lambert Martha George S. G. Blenkenhorn

Lettuce outer leaves praised for health value

The outer dark green lettuce leaves, often discarded, are richer in vitamins and minerals than the inner leaves. They can be shredded into salad or used as a bed for hot bacon dressing, and even added to soups for flavor and nutrition.

Jar labeling tips from envelopes

If you cannot buy adhesive labels for jars use the adhesive part of an envelope. An ordinary size envelope can yield four to six effective labels suitable for home use.

State Pride Starts Don Radda Growing Tall Corn

Don Radda advances tall corn science with stalks reaching 17 feet and heights averaging 16 feet by fall. He uses humidity tricks like wet burlap racks and shading to boost growth while earning multiple county ear corn yield prizes from 1941 to 1943 on a 10 acre field producing 174.46 bushels per acre. He and family farm 580 acres seven miles from the town.

Radda Washington County

Dry Shower Curtains Care Guide

Spread shower curtains to dry to prevent mildew. Store damp clothes and shoes off the floor to allow air flow. Use racks for shoes and stuff with paper to absorb moisture.

Wheel misalignment drags tire causing rapid wear

A wheel one half inch out of line drags a tire 87 feet sideways each mile, cutting tire life and prompting concerns about vehicle maintenance and wear.

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