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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1943
Page
3
Wartime ration notices cover gasoline stamp No. 6, sugar No. 13, coffee stamp No. 24, shoes stamps No. 17 and 18, and meat, dairy, and processed foods. Morgenthau urges individuals to buy bonds, while OPA warns on price and rationing violations and retailers may cut meat and fat point values.
Eight American soldiers manning a radio beacon in Tunisia taught two Arab children, Mustapha aged 12 and Mohammed aged 6, to sing Deep in the Heart of Texas during downtime. They ration monthly, have no town access, and keep in touch via a nearby air base lieutenant. No Texan among them. The piece notes biblical translations into 1,051 languages.
Red spider and cedar bagworms threaten arborvitae cedar and cypress. A water spray twice weekly and sulphur dusting provide home control. When bagworms hatch spray with lead arsenate solution and remove fully grown worms by picking and burning.
In Athol Massachusetts 68 year old Herbert Boutall and his 21 year old wife reconcile after a separation that followed a 5 year marriage to the farmer’s daughter and a legal court order for child support. They have two children Barbara Ann and David Bruce.
The Army unveiled the M-3 sub machine gun described as pocket size and lightweight. Col Rene R Stadler demonstrated a weapon that breaks into three parts under a foot long and weighs under nine pounds. It fires .45 caliber rounds at 450 rpm and costs under $20, enabling rapid production and durability for thousands of rounds.
In Northwestern Siberia thermometers show temperatures as low as 94 degrees below zero with a high of 93 degrees above at the same location. The dramatic swing marks extreme Arctic conditions and unusual daily variability.
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