Do You Know What Bolshevism Is
A historical excerpt contrasts life in Russia under Bolshevik rule with democracy. It asserts state ownership of homes businesses theaters radios and media and single party control while condemning censorship forced labor political prisoners and lack of labor unions.
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Russia
Wordplay on feminine of bachelor stirs classroom humor
A teacher prompts the class with a riddle asking for the feminine of bachelor. Roger replies with a playful guess of a lady in waiting, sparking light conversation and a smile in the room.
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Roger
Home grown Rabbits Seen As Solution To Meat Shortage
Demand for food due to war drives a 200 to 300 percent rise in domestic rabbit production, per the Fish and Wildlife Service. Rabbit meat reaches table in 90 days from mating, making it a quick source for summer meat. Home gardens can sustain three or four does and a buck, with surplus sold to neighbors. Hutches from scrap lumber and wire, plus scraps and weeds, can form a cheap, efficient system.
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Fish and Wildlife Service
Department of the Interior
Turkeys for Fighting Men Under War Food Order
The 1945 turkey procurement for U S armed forces operates under War Food Order 106, reinstated April 8. Hen turkeys and late summer fall crops are included, with supply primarily for holiday dinners and some may support canned poultry under military programs. The program continues until the required quantity is bought by the Army Quartermaster Corps.
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College Station
United States
War Food Administration
WFA
A. and M. College Extension Service
U. S. Army Quartermaster Corps
War letter from Lt Wallace laments civilians and strikes impact
Lt Jack E. Wallace writes from Germany to Mr and Mrs Cates about civilian hostility to American troops, shortages and pay, and ties strike morale to wartime effort. He recalls Bastogne and argues 99 percent effort by civilians and miners is insufficient for victory.
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Germany
C. C. Cates
Jack E. Wallace
502Nd Parachute Infantry Regiment
APO
New York
Wallace
Jesse Wallace
Morenci
Arizona
Army
U. S
101St Airborne Division
Bastogne
Belgium
Citation No 53512 in Grayson County Texas
The state commands Nettie May Lewis to appear and answer the plaintiff Lee Lewis by 10 AM on the first Monday after 42 days from issuance, June 4 1945, before the Honorable District Court in Sherman Texas. The suit filed April 21 1945 is for annulment of marriage due to a former marriage not terminated.
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State OF Texas
Nettie May Lewis
A. D
District Court of
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Texas
Lee Lewis
S. V. Earnest
Nancy Drake
War letters long for home and safer days ahead
A soldier writes from the front lamenting casualties and longing for family life in Whitewright. He recalls small hometown memories, urges a quick end to the war, and asks for support, letters, and prayers from loved ones as he endures long workdays and danger overseas.
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