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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1943
Page
2
Denison stor y announces upcoming wartime food controls including freezing of olives meat fish pickles relishes jellies jars preserves spaghetti macaroni and noodles. Book II registration Feb 24 27 with 48 points per holder and various rules for households shops and institutions.
The article explains the launch of War Ration Book No Two starting February 24 for all who have Book One. It describes stamp stamps with point values and letters showing validity, with blue stamps A B and C for canned foods in the first period from March 1 and red stamps for future meat rationing.
Speaker Rayburn moves to introduce in the House a bill creating a Red River Authority to operate the near completed 54 million dollar Texas Oklahoma line dam. The flood control hydro electric project also touches navigation and irrigation. Possible TVA pattern and Arkansas River Valley scope discussed.
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