Wartime swindlers reap big harvest in New York fraud schemes
District Attorney Frank S. Hogan warns that confident men exploit war bond campaigns using polished setups, false credentials, and staged relationships. They target savings with promises of quick gains, offering fake stocks, gold bricks, fake charities, and bogus oil leases, preferring cash over bonds to avoid risk.
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New York
Frank S. Hogan
New York County
Canada
Pistol Packin' Mamma creator recalls musical spark
AI Dexter, originator of the hit song Pistol Packin' Mamma, explains how he feels songs after hearing Durbin or a night at the movies. He notes inspiration from observing men at beer parlors and the moment wives reveal themselves. Bill Smithers has two sons, one in politics, the other not.
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Austin
AI Dexter
Deanna Durbin
Pal
Bill Smithers
Wartime rationing and personal notices in The Sun 1944
War time ration details show meat sugar and fuel stamps and no point values for many foods. Letters discuss selective service reclassification. personal notices include a wartime resignation from Army service and a divorce suit in Sherman Texas filed December 1944.
North Georgia chicken black market linked to war price scheme
L. T. Wells of the War Food Administration explains a poultry black market in North Georgia where jars of jelly and truck loading aided under the ceiling. A new WFA order shifts seven county chicken production from civilian to military use, part of a large regional setup.
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Gainesville
The
Atlanta Constitution
L. T. Wells
War Food Administration
Dairy and Poultry Branch
North
Georgia
OPA
WFA
North Georgia
Wells
Dear Uncle Sam Excerpts From Juliet Lowell Letters
A correspondent in Cincinnati questions rationing and asks for permanent exemption from any rationing rules citing Pilgrim ancestry. The note requests relief from priority access and wishes to buy a used car without constraints.
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Juliet Lowell
OPA
New York City
Cincinnati
Ohio
Citation to Mae Davis in Grayson County Court
The State of Texas cites Mae Davis to appear and answer the plaintiff's petition by 10:00 A.M. on the first Monday after 42 days from issuance. The date given is Monday February 5 1945, before the Honorable District Court in Sherman, Texas, at the Court House.
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Sherman
Texas
A. D
S. V. Earnest
Grayson County
Nancy Drake
State OF Texas
Mae Davis
District Court of
Court House
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