Sanitary Inspector Reports City Health Violations
The report notes 204 unsatisfactory inspections out of many. owners must correct issues immediately and follow up. Three hog pens were eliminated and five chicken lot notices issued. Five Main Street properties were told to clean backyards, and three poultry houses were warned to fix unsanitary conditions by mid July or face closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
E. W. Braithwaite
Gerrard Street
N. Market
Army Dog and Master to Receive Discharges
Brigham Utah reports the Army dog Oahu and her owner Rudolphe E. Roger of Rahway New Jersey will both receive discharge from Bushnell General Hospital. Oahu served as company mascot on Canton Island and joined bomber missions before being rescued at sea after a failed engine.
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Brigham
Utah
Oahu
Rmy
Bushnell General Hospital
Rudolphees Er Ogre
Rahway
N. J
Kropaczek
Canton Island
Fittle Terrier
Australia
Tater
Slim
Dog S ire n Duet Blurs Lines Across Distance
Harold McFarland, a Nickerson native and Navy man, telephones his mother in Nickerson from New York. As he talks, Popeye the dog at home begins to howl in response, creating a long distance serenade via the town siren and the conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nickerson
Timberland Trustee Sale in Frederick County Virginia
Trustee will auction 20 acres of timber land on Hunting Ridge Frederick County Virginia seven miles northwest of Winchester at 12 o clock noon on Saturday January 8 1944. Sale in front of the Winchester courthouse. Cash terms. Auctioneers Duvall Dunn. Trustee M M Lynch. Deed recorded February 24 1934 in Deed Book 167 page 153.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Charles W. High
J. J. Shepard
Winchester
Virginia
Hunting Ridge
Frederick
DeHaven
Holland
M. M. Lynch
Duvall & Dunn
Ration Calendar Update for Meats Fats and More
The Associated Press lists ration details: brown stamps for meats and fats, green for processed foods, sugar stamps, airplane stamps, and gasoline quotas. Valid through early and mid January and February dates, with regional applicability and note that many coupons remain worth multiple units.
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Associated Pres
Rocky Mountains
Shortage of Eggs May Follow Flock Selling
Despite a current egg surplus, poultry leaders warn of an imminent famine as prices fall and costs rise. Eastern and Midwestern farmers sell flocks to cover losses, risking widespread reductions and a possible shortage within months across several states and regions.
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C. F. Parrish
North Carolina
Ece Service
Foster F. Tabb
Maine Poultry Cooperative
Maryland
Pearl Harbor
California
Oregon
Washington
C. Chester Dumond
New York
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Wene
D-Nj
Richmond
OPA
Harry Knudsen
Nebraska State Poultry Association
East
Indiana State Egg Board
Thad Macy
Indiana
C. J. Borum
Michigan
Florida
Georgia
Food Distribution Administration
Chicago
Notice of Redemption and Retirement of All Out St ing Bond Issue
Notice announces Byrd Corporation calling in and retiring all five percent bonds of H F and T B Byrd Incorporated dated March 15 1940 payable March 15 1945. Bonds totaling $100000 will be redeemed at par March 15 1944 at Farmers and Merchants Bank Timberville Virginia with interest ceasing thereafter.
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H. F
T. B. Byrd
Byrd Corporation
Virginia
R. Gray Williams
Clifford D. Grim
Laird
L. Conrad
Circuit Court of
Rockingham Court
Farmers and Merchants Bank. Incorporated
Timberville
Banking House of Farmers and Merchants Bank. Incorporated
H. F. Byrd
Local Service Men Among Casualties
Washington report lists several service members killed in action in the Mediterranean theater. Names include Robert L. Childress, Corl Samuel M. Beanheister, Charlies A. Clevenger, Raymond Maude E. Filder, Mitchel T. Franks, and Peter G. A. Moock, with family connections noted.
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Washington
A. Se
Robert L. Childress
Thenieee
Central Pacific
Ida W. Childress
Corl
Samuel M
John L. Bean
Hester
Charlies A. Clevenger
Nellie Eee Winchess
Fei Raymond
Maude E. Filder
Vinton
Mitchel T. Franks
Henry M. Franks
Stephens City
Pfc
Peter G. A. Moock
Gertrude L. Moock
Roanoke
Mediterranean
Star of the Low
Nazi Chancellery Burns Furiously
A bomb set fire gutted parts of Adolf Hitler’s Nazi Chancellery in Berlin after a British RAF raid. Firemen fought the blaze for four hours, a traveler said, with risky rescue work and unknown fate of people trapped in a shelter beneath the building. A storage tank holding 50,000 gallons of fuel for the Luftwaffe was also destroyed in the raid.
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Stockholm
Hitler
Spraw
Sommely
Berlin
Free Danish Press Service
City Workers In Philadelphia Go Out On Strike
More than 3,000 Philadelphia public works employees walk out demanding a 10 cent per hour raise. Unionists from street cleaning highways and water bureaus of AFSCME walkout after a Turners Hall vote, presenting Mayor Samuel with an unforeseen challenge two days into his term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Department of Public Works
American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employes
AFL
Turners’ Hall
Bernard Samuel
Samuel H. Rosenberg
Sales Directory listing farm stock and goods in Virginia regions
A sequence of farm sales notices from January to March listing buyers and locations across Clarke, Frederick, Jefferson counties and nearby towns. Dates include JAN 7 JAN 27 JAN 28 FEB 18 FEB 21 FEB 24 FEB 25 and MARCH 6 with sellers such as Preston Moffett C M Nicodemus Geo Baker F C Inskip C O Vorous Dick Solightly Lee Boyce and D P Welch. The sales cover stock implements machinery phon etc with farm sites including near Orlean Berryville Boyce Stephens City Millwood Hayfield and Jack Smith farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Moffett
N. Orlean
C. M. Nicodemus
Clarke County
Berryville
Geo. Baker
Boyce
F. C. Inskip
Stephens City
C. O. Vorous
Dick Solightly
Millwood
Lee Boyce
Hayfield
Frederick County
P. Welch
Jack Smith
Jefferson County
Union seeks wage adjustment as city budget limits raise
Thomas Mallon of the AFL says the union has pursued wage increases for three months while city council delays. Officials claim the 1944 budget allows only minor raises from pay standardization, with some workers receiving about 22 cents a day.
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Thomas Mallon
Direc
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Bougainville
U. S. Navy
The
Associated Press
Thomas E. Dewey
Homer
Byron, Price
Pennsylvania
John W. Rosenberger & Co
Braddock St
Dial
Eunice
France
Lour
PN Yee
Asco
Robford
Hoz
Lue
Texas
Farmdale
Cngless
N. Loudoun Street
Neal Pk
Baltic
Jug
Dre
AOS
Hi-Ho Crackers
Hudson
Clorox
Gas Aasco
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