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Thursday, January 6, 1944
THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS
WAR PRODUCTION:
Pattern Changes
have swung from the defensive to
the offensive, the pattern of war
production in the U. S. has changed,
with emphasis on ships, planes,
heavy construction material and sig.
nal equipment, and de-emphasis on
tanks, small arms and anti-aircraft
.... have and feel that you can spare ,h^_ , ...... r .....
• re acn ~ ~y .v~u lu l/lU/-l~
Mr. and Mrs. Joe um~z we ~le 1o li+elo m,~re f,~ th~ ~,,~ .f ^,,~
sho,~ners Friday I ........... : M . and Mrs. John Greenup were
were New Years
Quite a few people in the C~rner NamQ ain't i guests at the George Tasker ho~e,
community have been suffering Beacon Oil Company
from the flu during the past two Harley Salzn~n Post No:'"5 .......... :.,~,00 The Louis Muellers and
(American ~[~egion) ........................ 25.00 Taskers were Sunday
weeks, Hammervold Bros ............................. 20.00 the Ray Tasker home.
My. and Mrs. John Stull and Lewis Odtand ........................................ 20.00 ~
Davle, and My. and Mrs. Fred Beach HiRh School Students ........ 16.80 Mr. and Mrs. Roy IR~ 11etve :
Otto l~ord'in ............................................ 15.00 .... -
} :~ as ~resident Roosevelt moved
7ert strikes which threat-
to tie U. S. freight and passen-
transportation into a knot, and
to private ownership was
after passage of the emer-
enginemen refused his of-
to arbitrate their dispute even
two other brotherhoods, the
and engineers, accepted
Proposal and were awarded a
cents an hour wage increase
a one-week vacation with pay.
accepting FDR's arbitration
at the zero hour were 15 non-
representing 1, i°U0,-
who agreed to the gov-
in 1944.'"
With these words Gen. Dwight D.
Eisenhower a~sumed command of
the Allied forces
for the invasion
of the western
gate of Hitler's
went to work in
preparation for
the knockout
blow, he was aid-
ed by a staff
which assisted
Gem Eisenhower him in driving the
Axis from North
Africa and Sicily,
Italy.
ae~ermlneu reclugtlutl~ 111 Lll~ ttlltl-
aircraft artillery program.°
WHISKY:
Control New Brands
The saddened lot of U. S. whisky
made with
.... :: :' ...... Mauriee ~'. Rohan ........ :..::::::::::::: 5:00 i~ a%E, Vni~ r~Ut~i~NI
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Brown, Mr. Arthur Polls ...................................... 5.00
and Mrs. Fred Wassmann, and J. A. Weinrels .................................... 5.00 Farmers realizing the need of
_. Howard Hardy ....... : ............................ 5.00
Mrs. Johnnie Johnson were cllnn~r Hugh A. Schmitz ................................ 5.00 geting their tractors, trucks and
guests at the John Fakler. home Anton Sokoloski ............................... 5.00 farm motors reparing well in =d-
Frank Wicka ....................................... 5.00
New Years day. !Henry Schnadarle ........................... 5.00 vance of spring work are finding
Mrs. Fred Wassmann returned to Lconhard Feldmann " S.00 the short practical farm machinery
i Charles J. Scherman ....................... 5.00
' . ................................ 5.00
home of her daughter, Mrs. John Frew Wojahn .................................. 5.00 lem.
since March, 1942. when controls Fakler. , Harold Z~ebarth .......................... 5.00 SO far applications for 151 courses
i Jerry Kouba ..................................... 5.00
were set over.the old brands. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wassmann Elmer Howard .............................. 5.00 to be conducted in 70 North Dakot~
OPA set fiat dollars and cents ceil- and Jerry were weekend and New ': John Irons ............................ 5.00 communties have been approved
ings plus federal taxes at proces- 5.00
sors' levels for all bottled in bond, Years day guests at the home ofOscar G. Johnson ..........................
Edwin Fahlstrom ........................... 5.00 under the Food Production War
straight whisky, and blends of Mrs. Wassmann's mother, Mrs. Ray, ArthurHamlinHeinholz ........................................ ................................ 5.005.00 Training program. The majority
straight whiskies estimated at 80 Emma Beeler of near Wibaux. 'Samuel Muckle ............................... 5.00 are tractor repair courses set up to
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dietz and fazn-~Mrs. Ed. Slater ............................... 5,00]operate 5 to "/ hours a day § or
proof. Wholesalers and retailers . i Mrs. George Oeeh ........ 5.09 6. ~% ~ WPJ~.k~ f£~r. %, 9,,rW.~l;= r~pz=j~IL"~,.
fly and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dietz and ]~,~innh~ ~r~it~, " .................. ~.2~'
• we~ ~hvw~d, -~r.k~u~, ,~Ls. ~aeJe. Ronnie were New Years day dinner. Glenn H. ====aw=3;=========================== 5.00 Farmers enrolled repair their own
taxes, guests at the George Wassrnann'X" Y" Z ................................................. 5.00
I iii! i!ii!'i:¸
record production of beans With Allied forces already ring- 300 pounds is a temporary measure
I~a8 in 1943, U. S. civilians ing Rabaul in by occupation of een- designed to provide farmers with an
l'eeei~ a per capita supply in tral New Guinea to the west and the equitable market during the present
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