| Italian Workers on Polk County Farms Suggested |
1943-08-17 |
| Labor Situation in Polk County |
1943-08-17 |
| America Does Not Know What Actual War Is Like |
1943-08-17 |
| OPA "Holding the Line" on the Cost of Living |
1943-08-17 |
| Practical Help Furnished By Polk Defense Women |
1943-08-17 |
| New Service Wrinkle in Behalf of the Military |
1943-08-17 |
| Mighty Fleet of Citrus Bombers to Help Subdue Fortress of Europe |
1943-08-17 |
| Entire Pack of Seven Dried Fruits Taken Over |
1943-08-17 |
| Rationing Calendar |
1943-08-17 |
| Tampa OPA District Office Reduced to a Branch Office |
1943-08-17 |
| New Brown Stamps Become Valid on September 12 |
1943-08-17 |
| All Set for Opening Gun in Polk's Big Bond Drive |
1943-09-07 |
| Fall Gardens Being Prepared for Planting Throughout County |
1943-09-07 |
| Armed Forces Keeping Watch on the Florida Seacoast |
1943-09-07 |
| Breaking the Bottleneck in Polk County Grease Collection |
1943-09-07 |
| Fifteen Second Blast New Blackout "All-Clear" Signal |
1943-09-07 |
| Polk Volunteer Defense Workers to Receive Ribbon Service Awards |
1943-09-07 |
| More Meat for Civilians Under New WFA Ruling |
1943-09-07 |
| Changes in Point Values of Rationed Foods Announced |
1943-09-07 |
| State Defense Group Head Program for Youth Benefit |
1943-09-07 |
| Cooperation Urged in Observance of Fire Prevention Week This Year |
1943-09-07 |
| Rationing Calendar |
1943-09-07 |
| Statewide Surprise Blackout |
1943-09-14 |
| Bond Campaign Only About One Fifth Subscribed to Date |
1943-09-14 |
| Additional Signals During Blackout May Be Possible |
1943-09-14 |
| August Bond Sales Under the half Million Mark |
1943-09-14 |
| Two Hard, Dangerous Roads Lead to Berlin and Tokio |
1943-09-14 |
| Civilian Defense on the Job in Every Emergency |
1943-09-14 |
| Defense Block System to Assist in Bond Campaign |
1943-09-14 |
| What the Boys Overseas Would Like for Christmas |
1943-09-14 |
| State Law With Respect to Installing Air Raid Sirens |
1943-09-14 |
| Price Ceiling Violations Uncovered by OPA Inspectors |
1943-09-14 |
| Rationing Calendar |
1943-09-14 |
| Polk County Over Top in Third War Loan Drive |
1943-10-12 |
| Book 4 Registration Dates Have Not Been Announced |
1943-10-12 |
| Fuller Heads Industrial Plant Scrap Campaign |
1943-10-12 |
| Mrs. Gibbs Heads WAC Recruiting in Polk Co. |
1943-10-12 |
| Changes in Personnel of Local Councils Announced |
1943-10-12 |
| Ceiling Prices Placed on Used Commercial Vehicles |
1943-10-12 |
| Proper Course to Pursue If You Need a New Stove |
1943-10-12 |
| First Come, First Served, Now Car Sale Regulation |
1943-10-12 |
| If You're Thinking of Buying a Tire, Read This |
1943-10-12 |
| Shoe Ration Stamps Are Now in a Family Pool |
1943-10-12 |
| Firewood Ceiling Price Set as of March 1943 |
1943-10-12 |
| Rationing Calendar |
1943-10-12 |
| Polk County All Set for Big Salvage Drive |
1943-10-19 |
| County Youth Conference to Meet in Bartow, Nov. 9 |
1943-10-19 |
| WAC Recruiting Under Way in Polk County Communities |
1943-10-19 |
| Tips for Registrants for Ration Book No. 4 |
1943-10-19 |
| Aircraft Warning on Same Basis as Protective Units |
1943-10-19 |
| Shoe Supply is Limited, Better Take Care of Yours |
1943-10-19 |
| Newspapers Have Helped Put Over Many Home Front Drives |
1943-10-19 |
| Help the Fighting Men by Saving in the Kitchen |
1943-10-19 |
| Rationing Calendar |
1943-10-19 |
| Polk County Sets Fine Record in War Bond Sales |
1943-10-19 |
| War Optimism Receives a Blow in Washington |
1943-10-26 |
| Busy Season for Service Corps in Polk County |
1943-10-26 |
| County Defense Council in Busy October Meeting |
1943-10-26 |
| Civilian Defense Forces Remain Intact for Duration |
1943-10-26 |
| Feared Essential Trucks May Be Forced Off Road |
1943-10-26 |
| Homemade Jams and Jellies Makes a Happy Family |
1943-10-26 |
| Chance for Polk County Women to make a Record |
1943-10-26 |
| Record Crop of Potatoes, Uncle Sam Says "Buy 'Em" |
1943-10-26 |
| Four Ration Books Will Be for Use Next Month |
1943-10-26 |
| Rationing Calendar |
1943-10-26 |
| Polk Buys Seventeen Million in War Bonds |
1943-11-02 |
| Looking Out for the Boys and Girls in These War Days |
1943-11-02 |
| Thousands of Women Sign the Home Front Pledge |
1943-11-02 |
| Save Every Tin Can, It's Fighting Metal |
1943-11-02 |
| Florida Coastal Dim-Out to Be Suspended Nov. 7 |
1943-11-02 |
| Womanpower and Salvage Drives Now Under Way |
1943-11-02 |
| Milk Drinking Spree May Be Curtailed, Says Uncle Sam |
1943-11-02 |
| Rationing Calendar |
1943-11-02 |
| Child Welfare Program For Every Community |
1943-11-16 |
| Chance for Scrappers to Go to Sea for a Cruise |
1943-11-16 |
| Grocers Asked to Cooperate in Salvage of Tin Cans |
1943-11-16 |
| Possible Draft for Women if WAC Ranks Not Filled |
1943-11-16 |
| Bond Sales High But Fail to Meet the County Quota |
1943-11-16 |
| Future Food Rationing Calls for Simplified Plan |
1943-11-16 |
| Defense Warns Against Fire Hazards as Cold Days Come |
1943-11-16 |
| Turkey for Thanksgiving and Christmas is Assured |
1943-11-16 |
| Plenty of Cigarettes, "Let's Light Up"--WPA |
1943-11-16 |
| Plenty of Citrus for Civilians This Year |
1943-11-16 |
| Rationing Calendar |
1943-11-16 |
| Gen. Eisenhower's Message to Home Front America |
1943-11-16 |
| Turkey and Egg Prices for the Holiday Season |
1943-11-23 |
| Ration Points Add Vital Kitchen Fats |
1943-11-23 |
| WAC Recruiting Campaign Continues in the County |
1943-11-23 |
| New B and C Gas Books After First of December |
1943-11-23 |
| Pork Point Value Reduced; Hamburger Value Increased |
1943-11-23 |
| Conserve Tires Against the Day You May "Hitch-Hike" |
1943-11-23 |
| Fall Gardeners Harvesting Delectable Squash and Turnips |
1943-11-23 |
| Former Member of Defense Council Killed in Battle |
1943-11-23 |
| Farm Employment Holding Its Own Throughout Country |
1943-11-23 |
| Negro Participation in Defense Activities Fully Recognized |
1943-11-23 |
| Rationing Calendar |
1943-11-23 |
| OPA Tells Why Jams and Jellies Are Rationed |
1943-11-23 |
| One Committee That's Doing A Bang-Up Job for Polk Folks |
1943-11-30 |
| WAC Recruiting Campaign Will End Next Week |
1943-11-30 |
| Practical Service Rendered by a Lakeland Defense Worker |
1943-11-30 |
| New Foods Added Under December Price Chart |
1943-11-30 |
| Dealers Told When They May Reduce Point Values |
1943-11-30 |
| When a Farmer May Eat His Home-Grown Pork |
1943-11-30 |
| A Tighter Control of Gas Books in Car Exchanges |
1943-11-30 |
| Guard Supply of Fuel Oil Against Possible Shortage |
1943-11-30 |
| Truck Owners to Get a Roll of Gasoline Tickets |
1943-11-30 |
| Quirks Coming Out of the War Bond Drives |
1943-11-30 |
| Sarasota Youth Security Plan Sample for the State |
1943-11-30 |
| How OPA Is Helping the Consumer Directly |
1943-11-30 |
| Rationing Calendar |
1943-11-30 |
| Polk Defense Council Wins October Award |
1943-12-07 |
| Ration Points for Fats Will Start Next Monday |
1943-12-07 |
| New Seed Ceilings Do Not Affect Victory Gardener |
1943-12-07 |
| Blood Plasma Saves Boy's Life in County Hospital |
1943-12-07 |
| Invite a Soldier to Enjoy Christmas Dinner with You |
1943-12-07 |
| War Stamps for Every Stocking Christmas Time |
1943-12-07 |
| FBI Sends Out Call for Young Women Clerks |
1943-12-07 |
| No Glass-Eyed Bankers in These Critical War Days |
1943-12-07 |
| Rationing Stimulated Home Gardening in Polk County |
1943-12-07 |
| Polk Women Enlist in the WAC Air Corps |
1943-12-07 |
| Teen Age Recreation Center for Winter Haven Youth |
1943-12-07 |
| Swat the "Squander Bug" - Buy War Bonds and Stamps |
1943-12-07 |
| Rationing Calendar |
1943-12-07 |
| Practice Air Raid Drills Will Continue, Says Army |
1943-12-07 |
| Slash in Point Values for the Holiday Season |
1943-12-07 |
| Polk Civilian Defense is Organized for Emergencies |
1943-12-14 |
| Boards Ask Housewives to Help Maintain Egg Prices |
1943-12-14 |
| WAVE Recruiting Campaign Off to Good Start in Polk |
1943-12-14 |
| Ration Values of Pork Are Reduced by OPA |
1943-12-14 |
| Polk Bond Sales Under the Quota for November |
1943-12-14 |
| Florida Led Southeast in WAC Campaign Just Closed |
1943-12-14 |
| Chairman King Reports on County Salvage Drive |
1943-12-14 |
| Housewives Collect Ration Stamps for Kitchen Fats |
1943-12-14 |
| Soldier Longs to Hear the Florida Mockingbird's Song |
1943-12-14 |
| Rationing Calendar |
1943-12-14 |
| Farmer's Share of Retail Food Dollar at Highest Level Now |
1943-12-14 |
| America Offers the Supreme Sacrifice Upon Freedom's Altar |
1943-12-21 |
| Over a Billion Ration Tokens on the Way, OPA Announced |
1943-12-21 |
| Gray market Competitor of Its Black Brother |
1943-12-21 |
| Invitation to Stay Home Over the Holiday Season |
1943-12-21 |
| New Type Ration Coupons to Be Out About March 1 |
1943-12-21 |
| New Year's Eve Eating and Prices Same as Last Year |
1943-12-21 |
| Double Check on Truck Tire Inspectors to Be Made by OPA |
1943-12-21 |
| Food Gifts Point Free During Holiday Season |
1943-12-21 |
| Fourth War Loan Drive Due Middle of January |
1943-12-21 |
| England Sets an Example for Defense in America |
1943-12-21 |
| Rationing Calendar |
1943-12-21 |
| Own Will Direct Drive in the Fourth War Loan |
1943-12-28 |
| Health Campaign to Be Conducted in January |
1943-12-28 |
| Newspapers Play a Big Part in Selling Bonds |
1943-12-28 |
| Truck Operators Must get Gasoline Allotments |
1943-12-28 |
| Car Dealers Must File Inventory of the Stock on Hand Dec. 31 |
1943-12-28 |
| Black Market Operations in Gasoline Extensive |
1943-12-28 |
| More Points for Pork Available This Week |
1943-12-28 |
| Recreation Committees Provide Entertainment |
1943-12-28 |
| WAVE Enlistments Exceed Quotas in Polk County |
1943-12-28 |
| More Equitable Distribution of Foods and Refreshments |
1943-12-28 |
| What Would Happen if OPA Were Abolished |
1943-12-28 |
| Rationing Calendar |
1943-12-28 |
| Polk Receives Quota for Fourth War Loan Drive |
1944-01-04 |
| Poultry Producers Must Obtain Price Charts at Local Boards |
1944-01-04 |
| Second Pork Bonus is Granted Housewives by OPA |
1944-01-04 |
| Eggs Take Drop Under OPA Price Schedule |
1944-01-04 |
| Civilian Defense Put to Test in Railroad Wreck |
1944-01-04 |
| Food One Big Problem in the New Year |
1944-01-04 |
| Film of Tarawa Battle May Be Shown the Public |
1944-01-04 |
| AWVS Women Aid Army as Volunteer Chauffeurs |
1944-01-04 |
| Point Charts Delayed, Dealers Use Judgment |
1944-01-04 |
| Rationing Calendar |
1944-01-04 |
| Local Quotas for Fourth War Loan Drive Announced |
1944-01-10 |
| Polk County Bond Purchases in December Over a Million |
1944-01-10 |
| Local Chairmen Named for Health Campaign in County |
1944-01-10 |
| Slaughterers Must Report to Boards to Receive Subsidies |
1944-01-10 |
| Armed Forces Ask for Five Million Pints Blood Plasma |
1944-01-10 |
| New OPA Ceiling Prices on Fresh Winter Vegetables |
1944-01-10 |
| Stamp-Free Sale of Women's Shoes for Ten-Day Period |
1944-01-10 |
| Winners of the Liberty Ship Cruise Announced |
1944-01-10 |
| Florida Girl Waste Paper Queen of the United States |
1944-01-10 |
| Deposit Ration Coupons in Banks for Safe Keeping |
1944-01-10 |
| Consumers Warned to Conserve the Supply of Fuel Oil |
1944-01-10 |
| Special Instructions Issued to Housewives Saving Fats |
1944-01-10 |
| "Shooting Stuff" Comes First on the Production Program |
1944-01-10 |
| Fourth War Loan Drive Under Way in the County |
1944-01-18 |
| Workers Organize for VD Campaign in the County |
1944-01-18 |
| New "T" Truck Coupons Must Be Endorsed, Says OPA |
1944-01-18 |
| Defense in Florida Not Affected by New Order |
1944-01-18 |
| Polk Buys Bonds to Date of Over Eighteen Million Dollars |
1944-01-18 |
| Advance Use of Points to Buy Pork from the Farmer |
1944-01-18 |
| Price Panels on Watch for Ration Violations |
1944-01-18 |
| Vast Cargoes Go With Fighting Men Overseas |
1944-01-18 |
| OPA Explains Necessary Steps When Selling a Used Automobile |
1944-01-18 |
| Rationing Calendar |
1944-01-18 |
| Discarded Auto Plates Good for Steel Scrap |
1944-01-18 |
| Fourth War Loan Bond Drive Is in Full Swing |
1944-01-25 |
| Mrs. Gibbs Takes Over Salvage Chairmanship |
1944-01-25 |
| Ration Boards Turn Down Tourist Applicants for Gas |
1944-01-25 |
| Victory Garden Time at Hand in Polk County |
1944-01-25 |
| Challenge Placed Before the Women of Florida |
1944-01-25 |
| Somebody's Holding Prices Down in the Old U.S.A. |
1944-01-25 |
| Haines City Dedicates War Loan Drive to Dead Heroes |
1944-01-25 |
| Women Called to Rally to Support of Red Cross |
1944-01-25 |
| Four Important Defense Projects Are Designated |
1944-01-25 |
| More Waste Kitchen Fats Wanted by the Government |
1944-01-25 |
| Local Price Panel Chairman Issues Statement to Public |
1944-01-25 |
| Rationing Calendar |
1944-01-25 |
| Ceiling Prices on Fresh Vegetables to Be Announced |
1944-01-25 |
| Winter Haven Leads in Fourth War Loan Drive |
1944-02-01 |
| Plan Intensive Drive for Waste Paper in the County |
1944-02-01 |
| Polk Defense Council Receives Award for Month of December |
1944-02-01 |
| Musso Suggests the VD Campaign Be Continued |
1944-02-01 |
| Gift Boxes from Overseas Carry Pests into the U.S. |
1944-02-01 |
| February Point Value Chart Shows Changes in Meat Prices |
1944-02-01 |
| OPA Volunteer Workers Are to Receive Awards |
1944-02-01 |
| Pointers on Getting Victory Garden Ready for Planting |
1944-02-01 |
| Americans Eating More Meat Notwithstanding a World War |
1944-02-01 |
| Rationing Calendar |
1944-02-01 |
| Where Ignorance is Bliss |
1944-02-01 |
| Polk County Two-Thirds of Way to Bond Quota |
1944-02-08 |
| Opportunity for Young Women to Engage in War Activity |
1944-02-08 |
| Opportunity for Boys and Girls to Buy War Bonds |
1944-02-08 |
| OPA Will Inaugurate Program to Maintain Ceiling Prices |
1944-02-08 |
| Governor Calls on the People to Conserve Critical Resources |
1944-02-08 |
| Southeast Leads in Saving Household Fats for the War |
1944-02-08 |
| Tin and Steel in Cans Badly Needed in the War |
1944-02-08 |
| People Moving Must Surrender Their B and C Ration Books |
1944-02-08 |
| Organizing for Waste Paper Collection Over the County |
1944-02-08 |
| Rationing Calendar |
1944-02-08 |
| Polk County at the Goal in Fourth War Loan Drive |
1944-02-15 |
| Waste Paper and Soldier Go to War Together |
1944-02-15 |
| Paper Salvage in Polk getting into Full Swing |
1944-02-15 |
| Get Your Pocketbook Ready for the New Ration Tokens |
1944-02-15 |
| Food Outlook for 1944 No Cause for Complaint |
1944-02-15 |
| Allied Avalanche on the Way Home Front Responsibility |
1944-02-15 |
| Expert Advice on Home Gardens Ready for the Victory Gardener |
1944-02-15 |
| Rationing Calendar |
1944-02-15 |
| Nation-Wide Ceiling Price Check for Week of March 13 |
1944-02-22 |
| New Ration Tokens Will Become Effective Next Week |
1944-02-22 |
| Tighter Tire Rationing Now Effective in Florida |
1944-02-22 |
| Uncle Sam Says Eat Up on Cabbage This Week |
1944-02-22 |
| Civilians Badly Cuffed While Doughboys Fight |
1944-02-22 |
| Time Limit Extended for Farm Slaughter of Hogs |
1944-02-22 |
| Bait to Make Cutworms and Grasshoppers Skedaddle |
1944-02-22 |
| Care and a Watchful Eye Will Maintain Food Supply |
1944-02-22 |
| This Georgia Farmer Sets Down Some Price Figures |
1944-02-22 |
| Rationing Calendar |
1944-02-22 |
| Help for Truck Operators Who May Need Better Tires |
1944-02-22 |
| Defense Council Outlines War Program in the County |
1944-02-29 |
| Shipments of Waste Paper About Ready to Go Out |
1944-02-29 |
| Polk Leads the State in Scrap Collections |
1944-02-29 |
| Motorists Notified Regarding New Gasoline Ration Regulations |
1944-02-29 |
| Making the Hurdle in the Rationing Transition Period |
1944-02-29 |
| Fight the Black Market to Prevent Runaway Prices |
1944-02-29 |
| Farmers to Receive Gas Rations in Installments |
1944-02-29 |
| Rubber Boot Quality is Better and Prices Are Up |
1944-02-29 |
| Gasoline Supply Endangered by Black Market Operations |
1944-02-29 |
| Rationing Calendar |
1944-02-29 |
| Obeying to the Letter |
1944-02-29 |
| Polk County Over Quota by Million and Quarter |
1944-03-07 |
| Motorists Warned to Endorse Their Gasoline Ration Coupons |
1944-03-07 |
| No Food Famine Yet, But America Must Keep Producing |
1944-03-07 |
| Vegetable Point Values Reduced, Fruits Increased |
1944-03-07 |
| Bartow Canning Center Ready for Use by Families |
1944-03-07 |
| No Loafing Allowed in One Polk County City |
1944-03-07 |
| America Must Keep a Watchful Eye on Judases in High Places |
1944-03-07 |
| Awards for Grocerymen Who Make Use of Food Displays |
1944-03-07 |
| Introducing Your Friends and Some of Your Enemies As Well |
1944-03-07 |
| Large Quantities of Paper Collected in Polk County |
1944-03-14 |
| Save Fuel and Power to Hasten Allied Victory |
1944-03-14 |
| Blood Donors Render Humane and Patriotic War Service |
1944-03-14 |
| Synthetic gasoline and Tires for the Auto of the Future |
1944-03-14 |
| American Parents May See Movies of Sons in Prison Camps |
1944-03-14 |
| Cable Services for Prisoners Opened by American Red Cross |
1944-03-14 |
| Meat Supply Plentiful for Month of March |
1944-03-14 |
| Polk Selective Service Boards Can Be Thankful |
1944-03-14 |
| Expanded Home Garden Program for Florida During the Year |
1944-03-14 |
| Rationing Calendar |
1944-03-14 |
| 4700 Specially Built Motorcycles on Market |
1944-03-14 |
| Helping Boys and Girls to Become Good Citizens |
1944-03-21 |
| Coca-Cola Bottling Company Picks Up 35 Tons of Salvaged Tin Cans |
1944-03-21 |
| Gen. Haskell New National Director of Civilian Defense |
1944-03-21 |
| Canning Sugar Ready, OPA Has Announced |
1944-03-21 |
| Florida Boards Upheld in Denying Gasoline to Tourists |
1944-03-21 |
| Trucks Promised to Pick Up Paper in Polk County |
1944-03-21 |
| Ration Controls Tightened in the Sale of New Autos |
1944-03-21 |
| Gasoline Supply Reaches Critical Stage in the U.S. |
1944-03-21 |
| Civilian Defense Conference to Be Held at Jacksonville |
1944-03-21 |
| Rationing Calendar |
1944-03-21 |
| Uncle Sam's "Hot" Touch Breaks a Corner on Pepper |
1944-03-21 |
| Well-Rounded Program of Service in Operation at Lake Wales |
1944-03-28 |
| Army Day Will Be Observed By the Nation on April 6 |
1944-03-28 |
| Rats a Menace to Food and Health in Many Communities |
1944-03-28 |
| Coca-Cola Company Picking Up Musical Instruments for War |
1944-03-28 |
| Hot Coffee and Doughnuts for Weary Fighting Men |
1944-03-28 |
| Ration Stamp Expiration Dates Removed by OPA |
1944-03-28 |
| Clearing Business Files Produces Waste Paper |
1944-03-28 |
| Much Mail for Overseas is Wrongly Addressed |
1944-03-28 |
| Certain Types Gasoline Coupons Expire March 31 |
1944-03-28 |
| Permanent CD Legion Organized in New York |
1944-03-28 |
| Rationing Calendar |
1944-03-28 |
| Lack of Physical Fitness Bars Youths from Air Force Enlistment |
1944-03-28 |
| Feed and Fertilizer Trucks Will Pick Up Waste Paper |
1944-04-04 |
| Polk Delegation Will Attend State Conference |
1944-04-04 |
| Block Leaders Efficient in Performing Community Service |
1944-04-04 |
| Limitations Removed on Farm Slaughter of Hogs |
1944-04-04 |
| Citrus Retail Prices for This Area Announced by OPA |
1944-04-04 |
| Black Leaders Called to Help in Cancer Control Campaign |
1944-04-04 |
| Polk Near Top in Per Capita Record of War Bond Sales |
1944-04-04 |
| Victory Gardens Help Feed Uncle Sam's Armed Forces |
1944-04-04 |
| What Might Have Happened in U.S. Goes On in England |
1944-04-04 |
| Grandmother Takes Hand in Active War Service |
1944-04-04 |
| More Citrus Juices Set Aside for Armed Forces |
1944-04-04 |
| Rationing Calendar |
1944-04-04 |
| Civilians Must Conserve Resources for the War |
1944-04-11 |
| Bartow Bank Leads County in Sales of E Bonds in March |
1944-04-11 |
| 15,000 Syrettes from Polk for Wounded at the Front |
1944-04-11 |
| April Use Egg Month Proclaimed by Governor |
1944-04-11 |
| Practice Blackouts Need Not Now Be Held on Sunday |
1944-04-11 |
| New Salvage Chairman on the Job at Winter Haven |
1944-04-11 |
| Onion Ceiling Price Applies to Shipments after April 1 |
1944-04-11 |
| Florida Contributes Mammoth Library to the Armed Forces |
1944-04-11 |
| Florida Leads Southeast in Kitchen Fats Salvage |
1944-04-11 |
| Rationing Calendar |
1944-04-11 |
| Dead Flyer's Letter Decries Mourning as "Duty Deterrent" |
1944-04-11 |
| Area Defense Conference to Be Held at Lakeland |
1944-04-18 |
| Three Years of Service by County Defense Council |
1944-04-18 |
| Working Mothers Place Tots in Day Nursery Schools |
1944-04-18 |
| A Grave Responsibility Rests Upon Every American Homemaker |
1944-04-18 |
| Cleanup Removes Fire Hazards, Safeguards Community Health |
1944-04-18 |
| Youth Called Upon to Help Observe Child Health Day |
1944-04-18 |
| Rationing Calendar |
1944-04-18 |
| Civilian Defense Earned Over a Billion Dollars |
1944-04-18 |
| Graze More Cattle and Grow Fewer Vegetables in Polk |
1944-04-25 |
| County Defense Conference at Lakeland on May 8 |
1944-04-25 |
| Jaycees Sponsor Waste Paper Collections in Lakeland |
1944-04-25 |
| Certain Typewriter Stocks Off the Rationed List |
1944-04-25 |
| Tire Situation Eased by New OPA Ruling |
1944-04-25 |
| Canning Sugar Reduced Because of Short Supply |
1944-04-25 |
| OPA Saves People's Money for War Bond Purchases |
1944-04-25 |
| Women Dropping War Work, Vacancies Must Be Filled |
1944-04-25 |
| Civilian Food Supply for 1944 Holding Up Well |
1944-04-25 |
| OPA Interprets New Ruling Affecting Tire Inspections |
1944-04-25 |
| Nurses Sought for Military Civil Duty During the War |
1944-04-25 |
| President Urges Americans to Plant Victory Gardens |
1944-04-25 |
| Rationing Calendar |
1944-04-25 |
| War Service Problems on Conference Program |
1944-05-02 |
| Fifth War Loan Drive Meeting in Bartow May 19 |
1944-05-02 |
| "I-Day" to be Observed When Invasion Announced |
1944-05-02 |
| Bartow Community Cannery Ready for Home Gardeners |
1944-05-02 |
| Housewives Advised to Use Up Ration Tokens |
1944-05-02 |
| More Sugar for Soldiers at Home on Furlough |
1944-05-02 |
| Price and Wage Control Hold Against Inflation |
1944-05-02 |
| Certain Canned Foods on Ration Free List |
1944-05-02 |
| New Tires Available for B and C Drivers |
1944-05-02 |
| Counterfeit Gas Tickets Checked by an OPA Squad |
1944-05-02 |
| Human Spare Parts Banks a Miracle of the Future |
1944-05-02 |
| Rationing Calendar |
1944-05-02 |
| Polk County All Set for the Fifth War Loan Drive |
1944-05-06 |
| Safeguarding Community Health in Polk County |
1944-05-06 |
| Young Men of 17 May Join Air Corps Enlisted Reserve |
1944-05-06 |
| Food Production Shortage, Home Gardens Necessary |
1944-05-06 |
| Mutilated Ration Books May Not Be Utilized |
1944-05-06 |
| Citrus Juices Ration Free, New Pack Early This Year |
1944-05-06 |
| Heavy Duty Truck Tires Continue to Be Scarce |
1944-05-06 |
| Colin Kelly Memorial Will Be Dedicated on June 14 |
1944-05-06 |
| Less Canned Fruits and Vegetables for Civilians |
1944-05-06 |
| Rationing Calendar |
1944-05-06 |
| Plenty of Money for Spending at the End of the War |
1944-05-06 |
| Cooperation in Service Activities in Polk County |
1944-05-09 |
| Season Near When Brush Fires Cause Heavy Loss |
1944-05-09 |
| Veterans' Service Bureau Gives Free Information |
1944-05-09 |
| Winter Haven Bank Leads in April "E" Bond Sales |
1944-05-09 |
| More Ice Cream in May and June for Everybody |
1944-05-09 |
| Peak Production of Butter, More Spread for Civilians |
1944-05-09 |
| Demand for Teachers Has Not Been Fully Met in U.S. |
1944-05-09 |
| Why Salvage of Kitchen Fats is So Important |
1944-05-09 |
| Rationing Calendar |
1944-05-09 |
| Local Quotas for Fifth War Loan to Be Announced |
1944-05-16 |
| Significance of Lakeland Conference of War Workers |
1944-05-16 |
| Greatest Financial Operation in World History, by the U.S. |
1944-05-16 |
| Holding the Line Difficult, But the Line Has Been Held |
1944-05-16 |
| Gasoline Ration Violators Pay for Illegal Practices |
1944-05-16 |
| Definite Rules Announced for Obtaining Canning Sugar |
1944-05-16 |
| Soldiers Order Dozen Eggs Each with Sunny-Side Up |
1944-05-16 |
| Aged Couple Do Their Bit Toward Winning the War |
1944-05-16 |
| Buying Bonds Today Spells Prosperity in Postwar Period |
1944-05-16 |
| Rationing Calendar |
1944-05-16 |
| Polk's Bond Purchases Exceed $31 Million |
1944-05-23 |
| Local Health Conferences Scheduled for the County |
1944-05-23 |
| Second Waste Paper Drive in Lakeland on June 18 |
1944-05-23 |
| Florida Accepts Challenge from Ohio Salvage Committee |
1944-05-23 |
| Florida is One of 12 States with Population Increases |
1944-05-23 |
| Official Signal Will Announce Invasion of Western Europe |
1944-05-23 |
| Use of Air Raid Sirens in Connection with Invasion |
1944-05-23 |
| Heating Stove Quotas Are Removed for the Summer |
1944-05-23 |
| High Radio Prices Hit by New OPA Ceilings |
1944-05-23 |
| Sending of Parcels to Men in Army and Navy Overseas |
1944-05-23 |
| Rationing Calendar |
1944-05-23 |
| Defense Broadcast Every Saturday over WLAK Station |
1944-05-30 |
| $1000 in Prizes for Boys and Girls in Salvage Drive |
1944-05-30 |
| Nation-Wide Drive for Price Panel Assistants |
1944-05-30 |
| Eight Carloads of Waste Paper Shipped from Polk |
1944-05-30 |
| Greatest Reporting Job in History of the World |
1944-05-30 |
| Ceiling Prices Placed on Red and White Potatoes |
1944-05-30 |
| Defense Offers Services in Greatest War Loan Drive |
1944-05-30 |
| Rationing Calendar |
1944-05-30 |
| A Prayer for D-Day |
1944-05-30 |
| Polk County Off on the Fifth War Loan Drive |
1944-06-13 |
| 10,000 from Polk County in the Armed Forces |
1944-06-13 |
| Each Household Should Furnish 40 lbs. of Paper |
1944-06-13 |
| Veterans' Rights to Old Jobs Upheld by Hershey |
1944-06-13 |
| Christmas Mail Rules for Servicemen Overseas |
1944-06-13 |
| Price Panel Assistants Help Local Retailers |
1944-06-13 |
| Individuals Buy Bonds in Polk During May |
1944-06-13 |
| When the Boys Come Home Can We Say We "Did Our Part" |
1944-06-13 |
| Rationing Calendar |
1944-06-13 |
| Frostproof First to Go Over Top in Loan Drive |
1944-06-20 |
| Regulations Governing Sale of Used Automobiles Announced |
1944-06-20 |
| Housewives Urged to Buy an Extra Dozen of Eggs |
1944-06-20 |
| Farmers Must Produce Food; Government Will Take It |
1944-06-20 |
| Nation is Warned of Coming Bans on Travel |
1944-06-20 |
| Signs of Danger Ahead on the Home Front |
1944-06-20 |
| 70,000 Discharged Vets Enter Industry Monthly |
1944-06-20 |
| Odd Lot Shoes Ration Free July 10 to 29 |
1944-06-20 |
| More Waste Fats Needed to Help Out in the War |
1944-06-20 |
| Rationing Calendar |
1944-06-20 |
| Polk County Nearing Goal in Fifth War Loan Drive |
1944-06-27 |
| Government Turns Back Rice for Civilian Use |
1944-06-27 |
| Dairy Farmer in Fortunate Position After the War |
1944-06-27 |
| Percent of Available Funds Used for War Bond Purchases |
1944-06-27 |
| Stiff Penalty for Violation of Used Car Ceiling Prices |
1944-06-27 |
| How Uncle Sam Keeps Track of the Bonds People Buy |
1944-06-27 |
| Gasoline Rations Allowed for Stationary Operations |
1944-06-27 |
| ODT Assumes Commercial Motor Vehicle Rationing |
1944-06-27 |
| Rationing Calendar |
1944-06-27 |
| GIs Not Worried About Postwar Employment |
1944-06-27 |
| It Could Be |
1944-06-27 |
| Polk Sets High Record in War Bond Sales |
1944-07-03 |
| Legion Sponsors Paper Drive at Lake Wales |
1944-07-03 |
| State Food and Nutrition Program to Be Extended |
1944-07-03 |
| Largest Woman's Army on Normandy Battle Fronts |
1944-07-03 |
| Some Canned vegetables Back on Rationed List |
1944-07-03 |
| Arrangements Affecting Florida Farm Labor |
1944-07-03 |
| War Casualties Have Right-of-Way on the Railroads |
1944-07-03 |
| GIs Enjoy Home-Grown Vegetables in Far Places |
1944-07-03 |
| "A" Card Drivers to Get New Tires Next Year |
1944-07-03 |
| Ownership in America Inspiration for Future |
1944-07-03 |
| Requests for New Tires Far Exceed the Supply |
1944-07-03 |
| Florida Leads in Child Care, a Survey Shows |
1944-07-03 |
| Changes Announced in Regional OCD Organization |
1944-07-03 |
| Only Three-Day Supply of New Automobiles Left |
1944-07-03 |
| Rationing Calendar |
1944-07-03 |
| Paper Shortage Critical, Increased Collection Urged |
1944-07-18 |
| Polk County Still Short in Sales of "E" Bonds |
1944-07-18 |
| Meat Price Violations Beyond Bounds, Says OPA |
1944-07-18 |
| Ceiling Prices Effective Nearly 200 Years Ago |
1944-07-18 |
| Current OPA Ceiling Prices for Vegetables |
1944-07-18 |
| Regulations for Sale of Used Cars Are Revised |
1944-07-18 |
| Consumer Prices for peaches Fixed by OPA |
1944-07-18 |
| Volunteer Workers Given Credit OPA Administrator |
1944-07-18 |
| Submarine's Passing is Significant for Future |
1944-07-18 |
| How One GI Joe Beat the Censor |
1944-07-18 |
| Rationing Calendar |
1944-07-18 |
| Front Line Sidelights |
1944-07-18 |
| Ceiling Prices Increased for Waste Paper Materials |
1944-07-25 |
| Polk County Will Sell Quota in "E" Bonds, Says Hatton |
1944-07-25 |
| Judges Selected to Name Winners in Paper Contest |
1944-07-25 |
| Plenty of Tin Can Openers for Housewives at Early Date |
1944-07-25 |
| Turkey Dinners Provided for GI Joes and Janes |
1944-07-25 |
| School Lunch Program Will Be Continued in New Year |
1944-07-25 |
| Civilian Consumption of Butter Causes Point Increase |
1944-07-25 |
| Boards Ask That Fuel Oil Applications Be Sent In |
1944-07-25 |
| Save Tin to Help Relieve Suffering on Battlefields |
1944-07-25 |
| School for Delinquent Parents Meets Approval |
1944-07-25 |
| Civilian Defense Teaches Democracy to Americans |
1944-07-25 |
| Fisherman's Novel Plan for Gasoline Rejected |
1944-07-25 |
| OCD to Assist in Organizing New Storm Warning Service |
1944-08-01 |
| Retail Ceiling Prices, Fruits and Vegetables |
1944-08-01 |
| Changes Announced in August Ration List |
1944-08-01 |
| Immersed and Sprinkled GIs Baptized in Italy |
1944-08-01 |
| Scouts in Nationwide Drive for Waste Paper |
1944-08-01 |
| Florida Cars Checked at Virginia Resort |
1944-08-01 |
| Polk County Second in State in E Bond Sales |
1944-08-01 |
| Biggest Refigerator in U.S. Built in Old Limestone Mine |
1944-08-01 |
| Feeding Hungry Nations Part of the War Effort |
1944-08-01 |
| Lag in Production at War's Crucial Stage |
1944-08-01 |
| Will Germany Make War on World for Third Time? |
1944-08-01 |
| Rationing Calendar |
1944-08-01 |
| Hose Saved Dogface |
1944-08-01 |
| Ration Boards Overloaded; Need Volunteer Workers |
1944-08-08 |
| Polk Sells Nearly 200 Percent of County Quota |
1944-08-08 |
| Public Eating Places Must Post Food and Drink Ceilings |
1944-08-08 |
| Clothing Prices Increase 7 Percent Over Year Ago |
1944-08-08 |
| Kitchen Grease, Old Rags, Florida Housewives' Job |
1944-08-08 |
| Campbell Appeals for Tin Cans for War Uses |
1944-08-08 |
| Truckers Warned There Are No Tire Replacements |
1944-08-08 |
| Move to Protect Ceiling Prices of Florida Vegetables |
1944-08-08 |
| Home Producers for Resale Can Get Plenty of Sugar |
1944-08-08 |
| Dwindling Car Supply Brings New Move to Save Gasoline |
1944-08-08 |
| Nearly Half Gasoline Goes to the Armed Forces |
1944-08-08 |
| Rationing Calendar |
1944-08-08 |
| A Full Dinner "Pail" |
1944-08-08 |
| Polk County Bond Sales 78 Percent Over the Top |
1944-07-11 |
| Local Price Panels Making Checkup on Retail Meat Prices |
1944-07-11 |
| Rear Gunner Hits Nail on Head in His Reply |
1944-07-11 |
| Polk Enters Contestants for State Salvage Honors |
1944-07-11 |
| OPA Price Violations May Be Heard in Local Courts |
1944-07-11 |
| American Legion Sponsors Nationwide Paper Drive |
1944-08-15 |
| Explosives in Souvenirs Dangerous in the Home |
1944-08-15 |
| Changes Announced in Point Values of Foods |
1944-08-15 |
| Additional Truck Tires Nonexistent, Says OPA |
1944-08-15 |
| No Vacations for Fighting Men in Foreign Foxholes |
1944-08-15 |
| Tests Prescribed by OPA to Save Automobile Tires |
1944-08-15 |
| Polk's August Bond Quota Announced as $325,000 |
1944-08-15 |
| Ration Boards Ask Return of Fuel Oil Application |
1944-08-15 |
| "Go to School Drive" for Every Local Community |
1944-08-15 |
| Bright Spots in the Fifth War Loan Drive |
1944-08-15 |
| Rationing Calendar |
1944-08-15 |
| Statewide Paper Contest to Be Decided Sept. 4 |
1944-08-22 |
| Florida Leads Nation in Wartime Recreation |
1944-08-22 |
| Sixth War Loan Drive November 11-December 7 |
1944-08-22 |
| Florida Declared Officially Exempted from Blackouts |
1944-08-22 |
| Urges Use of Electricity to Conserve Fuel Oil |
1944-08-22 |
| Sugar for Canning Now Available to Housewives |
1944-08-22 |
| More Milk for Fighting Men in the Front Line |
1944-08-22 |
| More Rigid Enforcement Enriches U.S. Treasury |
1944-08-22 |
| Heavy Duty Tires Can Be Secured Only at Home |
1944-08-22 |
| Next to Waste Paper War Needs Tin Cans |
1944-08-22 |
| Reason Big Potatoes Are Scarce on Market |
1944-08-22 |
| Rationing Calendar |
1944-08-22 |
| September Nutrition Month, Florida to Observe Program |
1944-08-29 |
| Do Youth a Favor; Keep Them in School |
1944-08-29 |
| Waste Paper Shortage Continues to Be Critical |
1944-08-29 |
| Restrictions Loosened on Shoes and Earthenware |
1944-08-29 |
| OPA Using New Authority to Enforce Ceiling Prices |
1944-08-29 |
| Cigarette Black Market Feared in Some Areas |
1944-08-29 |
| Low-Priced Manufactured Items Given Boost by WPA |
1944-08-29 |
| White Collar Workers Hit in Car-Sharing |
1944-08-29 |
| Flying Fortress Reminds Women to Save Tin Cans |
1944-08-29 |
| Traffic and Fire Deaths Top Casualties on Battle Fronts |
1944-08-29 |
| Rationing Calendar |
1944-08-29 |
| Polk County Seventh in Statewide Paper Contest |
1944-09-05 |
| Warns the Country May Face "Lost Generation" of Youth |
1944-09-05 |
| Spreading Things Out So Everybody Gets Some |
1944-09-05 |
| Slight Reduction in Prices of Gasoline and Kerosene |
1944-09-05 |
| Retail Ceiling Prices for Eggs in Polk County |
1944-09-05 |
| Scrap Tobacco Price to Consumers Raised |
1944-09-05 |
| September Chart Changes in Point Values of Foods |
1944-09-05 |
| Electric Irons at Old Prices to Be Produced |
1944-09-05 |
| Harder Work Ahead for Ration Boards, Says Bowles |
1944-09-05 |
| How Uncle Sam Makes His Food Orders Stick |
1944-09-05 |
| Sugar Bowl Problem Will Continue for Some Time |
1944-09-05 |
| Rationing Calendar |
1944-09-05 |
| School Lunch Program to Be Increased in Polk |
1944-09-12 |
| Polk Bond Sales Over the Top for August |
1944-09-12 |
| High Cost of Feeds is Being Investigated |
1944-09-12 |
| One-Price Creamery Butter Under Investigation by OPA |
1944-09-12 |
| Another Call Issued for More Old Tin Cans |
1944-09-12 |
| Governor Proclaims September Nutrition Month in Florida |
1944-09-12 |
| Simple Homemade Baler Saves Paper |
1944-09-12 |
| Germany's Impending Defeat Affects Rationing Program |
1944-09-12 |
| Store Onions to Prevent a Scarcity Next Spring |
1944-09-12 |
| Child Care Committees Asked to Report to OCD |
1944-09-12 |
| Biggest Warehouse in World Used for Storage of Foods |
1944-09-12 |
| Rationing Calendar |
1944-09-12 |
| Paper Shortage Continues To Be Most Critical |
1944-09-19 |
| Farm produce Prices Guaranteed Under Law |
1944-09-19 |
| Things for Servicemen to Do After Their Discharge |
1944-09-19 |
| National Grocers Enter Fight to Hold Price Line |
1944-09-19 |
| Federally Owned Recreation Facilities to Be Sold |
1944-09-19 |
| Mail Christmas Packages Now to Be on Safe Side |
1944-09-19 |
| Only 3,000 New Cars for Month of September |
1944-09-19 |
| Mutilated Coupons and Tokens Are Redeemable |
1944-09-19 |
| Point Values Increased on Certain Food Items |
1944-09-19 |
| Rationing Calendar |
1944-09-19 |
| Local Defense Councils Still Have a Job to Do |
1944-09-26 |
| Peace, a Nebulous Mirage on Two War Horizons |
1944-09-26 |
| New Gas Books Soon to Be Issued by OPA |
1944-09-26 |
| Check Against Fire Hazards More Important Now Than Ever |
1944-09-26 |
| Secret Service Goes After Black Market Operators |
1944-09-26 |
| No Extra Sugar for Canning to Civilians This Autumn |
1944-09-26 |
| British Brides Coming Home with Many GIs |
1944-09-26 |
| No Celebrations Unless Announced by Eisenhower |
1944-09-26 |
| V-E Day and V-J Day Victory Designations |
1944-09-26 |
| Nurses Needed to Care for Returning Wounded |
1944-09-26 |
| "Paper Holiday" New Salvage Idea in Cities |
1944-09-26 |
| Rationing Calendar |
1944-09-26 |
| "Paper Trooper" Salvage Army in Public Schools |
1944-10-03 |
| Housewife Must Continue to Do with Less Butter |
1944-10-03 |
| New System of Bond Redemption Announced |
1944-10-03 |
| No Exceptions Permitted in Gasoline Rationing |
1944-10-03 |
| One Change Announced in Point Values for October |
1944-10-03 |
| Winter Haven Recreation Program at Civic Center |
1944-10-03 |
| Southern Pine Sellers Charged with Violations |
1944-10-03 |
| School Boy Writes Classic on the War |
1944-10-03 |
| Rationing Pointers |
1944-10-03 |
| Rationing Calendar |
1944-10-03 |
| Sixth War Loan Drive to Be for Fourteen Billions |
1944-10-10 |
| Premium on Certain Sales of Ammunition is Revoked |
1944-10-10 |
| Paper Continues Critical Number One War Material |
1944-10-10 |
| State Recreation Conference to Be Held at Miami Beach |
1944-10-10 |
| Nation's Valuable Documents Are Removed from Hiding |
1944-10-10 |
| War Memorials Planned in Two Polk County Cities |
1944-10-10 |
| New A Book Ready for Motorists This Month |
1944-10-10 |
| Ration Boards Lead in Home Front Offensive |
1944-10-10 |
| Civilians Reminded Not to Travel Unnecessarily |
1944-10-10 |
| Time for Polk County Gardens to Be Planted |
1944-10-10 |
| Rationing Calendar |
1944-10-10 |
| Polk September Bond Sales Over the Top by 10 Percent |
1944-10-10 |
| Britain Pays Tribute to Yank Inventiveness |
1944-10-10 |
| Price Ceilings to Continue Until Inflation Danger Passes |
1944-10-17 |
| Ammunition Prices Fixed for Season |
1944-10-17 |
| Truck Tire Shortage Will Affect Citrus Shipments |
1944-10-17 |
| Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Prices for Polk Consumers |
1944-10-17 |
| Oh Yes, Uncle Sam Says - Buy 'Em Now, Onions, Onions |
1944-10-17 |
| What the Allies Are Up Against in the Jap War |
1944-10-17 |
| Rationing Pointers |
1944-10-17 |
| Rationing Calendar |
1944-10-17 |
| Government Expected to Revise Allocations for Citrus Fruits |
1944-10-23 |
| Defense Offers Services During the Big Tornado |
1944-10-23 |
| Lifting of Restrictions Permit Banana Shipments |
1944-10-23 |
| Turkey Dinners Short for Thanksgiving Day |
1944-10-23 |
| Troop Movements Must Be Kept Quiet, Says Stimson |
1944-10-23 |
| Housewives Asked to Continue Saving Fats |
1944-10-23 |
| U.S. Troops Receive Best Medical Care in History |
1944-10-23 |
| Over 300,000 War Prisoners Held in Camps in the U.S. |
1944-10-23 |
| Eggs Reach Maximum Price in Polk County This Week |
1944-10-23 |
| What We Are Fighting For Around the World |
1944-10-23 |
| Rationing Calendar |
1944-10-23 |
| What of the Future of Civilian Defense |
1944-11-06 |
| Infractions of Child Labor Law Is Possible |
1944-11-06 |
| Trainer Planes for Boys Take Many Cans |
1944-11-06 |
| Veterans Buying Farms Should Watch Their Step |
1944-11-06 |
| Red Cross Feeds Storm Victims at Auburndale |
1944-11-06 |
| U.S. Builds Mammoth Needed Food Stocks |
1944-11-06 |
| Low Grade Gas Selling at High Prices in Spots |
1944-11-06 |
| November Point Values Are Practically Unchanged |
1944-11-06 |
| New Rules Issued for Sale of 1942 Automobiles |
1944-11-06 |
| Rationing Guide |
1944-11-06 |
| Local Quotas for Sixth War Loan Drive Announced |
1944-11-06 |
| A Soldier Speaks |
1944-11-06 |
| Sixth War Loan Drive Opens Officially Monday |
1944-11-14 |
| Where the Money Goes When People Buy Bonds |
1944-11-14 |
| Hospitals to Get Set-Aside Butter |
1944-11-14 |
| Cigarette Shortage Starts OPA Black Market Probe |
1944-11-14 |
| Passenger Car Tire Situation Improved |
1944-11-14 |
| Anti-Inflation Drive Next to Bond Drive |
1944-11-14 |
| War Rough on Reefers But More Are on the Way |
1944-11-14 |
| October War Bond Sales Slightly Under the Quota |
1944-11-14 |
| The War Isn't Over, Over There, But How About the Home Front? |
1944-11-14 |
| Rationing Guide |
1944-11-14 |
| Polk County War Hero Will Attend Bond Rallies |
1944-11-21 |
| Thanksgiving Dinner to Cost No More This Year |
1944-11-21 |
| Lower Priced Cigars for Average Smoker |
1944-11-21 |
| Negro Recreational Conference in December |
1944-11-21 |
| An OCD Helmet Makes Good Christmas Gifts |
1944-11-21 |
| Civilian Sugar Supply May Not Be Increased |
1944-11-21 |
| Ceiling Prices Placed on New and Used Toys |
1944-11-21 |
| Rationing Guide |
1944-11-21 |
| Whirlwind Drive to Sell War Bonds |
1944-11-28 |
| Thrilling War Episode |
1944-11-28 |
| His Fighting Blood |
1944-11-28 |
| No Home Front Lagging in Crucial War Period |
1944-11-28 |
| Appeal to Housewives to Save Kitchen Fats |
1944-11-28 |
| Breakfast bacon Short, Due to Pig Shortage |
1944-11-28 |
| Over Six Cars of Waste Paper Shipped in November |
1944-11-28 |
| Rationing Guide |
1944-11-28 |
| Bartow Leads Cities Toward War Bond Quota |
1944-12-05 |
| Eating Places Warned About Holiday Prices |
1944-12-05 |
| Christmas-Time Obligation to Our Boys on the Firing Line |
1944-12-05 |
| Half a Pound of Butter Per Person Per Month |
1944-12-05 |
| Danger of Inflation Real Not Imaginary |
1944-12-05 |
| Used Tires Are Now Ration Free, Says OPA |
1944-12-05 |
| Detinning Plant Appeals to Florida for Tin Cans |
1944-12-05 |
| Rationing Guide |
1944-12-05 |
| Pass County Quota by Christmas, Says Hatton |
1944-12-12 |
| Inviting a Soldier for Christmas Dinner |
1944-12-12 |
| Best of All Material Christmas Gifts This Year |
1944-12-12 |
| Two Objects "On the Bean" on the Fighting Front |
1944-12-12 |
| Take Care to Avoid Accidents in the Home |
1944-12-12 |
| Oil and Gas Heating Stoves Hard to Get |
1944-12-12 |
| No More Canning Sugar is New OPA Ruling |
1944-12-12 |
| All Gasoline Coupons Will Now Be Checked |
1944-12-12 |
| New Gasoline Coupons Stop Counterfeiting |
1944-12-12 |
| Used Toy Ceilings to Be Enforced by OPA |
1944-12-12 |
| Motorcycles Are to Go Under Ceiling Prices |
1944-12-12 |
| Rationing Guide |
1944-12-12 |
| Polk County Meets Bond Quota on Schedule |
1944-12-19 |
| Back to War Plants for Half Million Workers |
1944-12-19 |
| [Address by Brehon Somervell Regarding Wartime Price Controls] |
1944-12-19 |
| Florida Weather Easy on Passenger Automobiles |
1944-12-19 |
| Coal Shortage Comes in Midst of Winter |
1944-12-19 |
| London Receives Christmas Present from Eisenhower |
1944-12-19 |
| Rationing Guide |
1944-12-19 |
| Food Rationing Program Expanded |
1944-12-26 |
| New "Red Market" in Meat Brings Action by OPA |
1944-12-26 |
| Fuel Oil Consumers Urged to Conserve |
1944-12-26 |
| How Grocer and Consumer Must Cooperate to Hold Price Line |
1944-12-26 |
| Looking into Reasons for Cigarette Shortage |
1944-12-26 |
| No Gas Black Market in Florida, Says Butler |
1944-12-26 |
| Rationing Guide |
1944-12-26 |
| Hope and Prayer for Peace in the New Year |
1944-12-26 |
| Drastic Steps Taken to Control Clothing Prices |
1945-01-02 |
| Transportation Problems to Be Discussed at Bartow |
1945-01-02 |
| Eating Places Must File Report This Week |
1945-01-02 |
| County Below Quota in E Bond Sales |
1945-01-02 |
| New Rationing Roundup Hits Under the Belt |
1945-01-02 |
| Law to Draft Nurses to Meet Critical Shortage |
1945-01-02 |
| Defense Units Reactivated in Some Sections of Country |
1945-01-02 |
| Jobs for War Veterans in American Hotels |
1945-01-02 |
| Robot Raids Possible on Seaboard Cities |
1945-01-02 |
| Rationing Calendar |
1945-01-02 |
| Polk Sets High Record in War Bond Sales |
1945-01-09 |
| Washington's Prayer for the Nation |
1945-01-09 |
| December Paper Collection Falls Off in Polk County |
1945-01-09 |
| Somebody Saved You Money, Do You Know Who Did It? |
1945-01-09 |
| Salughterers Required to Register with Local Boards |
1945-01-09 |
| Schools Have Opportunity to Help in Winning the War |
1945-01-09 |
| Young Manhood Lost of Fields of Battle |
1945-01-09 |
| Pointers of Interest to the Average Citizen |
1945-01-09 |
| Rationing Calendar |
1945-01-09 |
| Official Figures of the Sixth War Loan Announced |
1945-01-16 |
| Florida State Lags Behind in Paper and Tin Salvage |
1945-01-16 |
| Near-Famine of Chicken to Meet Demands of the GIs |
1945-01-16 |
| Not a Swell Country for the Draft Dodger |
1945-01-16 |
| Proposed Youth Training for Military Service |
1945-01-16 |
| 1945's Obligations |
1945-01-16 |
| Rationing Calendar |
1945-01-16 |
| An Unselfish Service Saves the People Billions |
1945-01-30 |
| Grapefruit Juice Output Needed for the Army |
1945-01-30 |
| Ration Stamp Roundup for Consumers' Benefit |
1945-01-30 |
| Polk County Fifth in Paper Collection |
1945-01-30 |
| Plenty of Coffee on Hand for Civilians |
1945-01-30 |
| Kramer Honored for His Work in Agriculture |
1945-01-30 |
| "The Blood to Get" Was General Ike's |
1945-01-30 |
| First National World War II Group Organized |
1945-01-30 |
| Air Raid Sirens "Do Not Eat Any Oats" |
1945-01-30 |
| Questions and Answers of Interest to Veterans |
1945-01-30 |
| Rationing Calendar |
1945-01-30 |
| Dual Salvage Campaign Inaugurated in Polk |
1945-02-06 |
| Polk County Buys Forty Millions in War Bonds |
1945-02-06 |
| Why Less Meat for the Civilian Dinner Table |
1945-02-06 |
| Some Fuel Oil Users Cut Off from Supply |
1945-02-06 |
| How Your Clothing Bill Will Be Reduced |
1945-02-06 |
| Paper Collections Pick Up in Polk County |
1945-02-06 |
| Military Uses 40 Percent of the Gasoline Output |
1945-02-06 |
| Rationing Calendar |
1945-02-06 |
| Appeal to Housewives to Save More Tin Cans |
1945-02-13 |
| Garden Planting Necessary to Help in Food Shortage |
1945-02-13 |
| Firewood Ceiling Prices Are Increased by OPA |
1945-02-13 |
| Polk Exceeds Quota in January Bond Sales |
1945-02-13 |
| "On to Tokio" Makes Busy Year for Allied Forces |
1945-02-13 |
| Canned Fruits, Vegetables Set-Asides Announced |
1945-02-13 |
| Rationing Calendar |
1945-02-13 |
| War's Effects Trying to Civilian's Endurance |
1945-02-20 |
| Food in Tin Necessary for the Armed Forces |
1945-02-20 |
| Sugar Supply Not to Be Increased This Summer |
1945-02-20 |
| Odd Lot Shoe Holiday is Declared by OPA |
1945-02-20 |
| Fuel Oil Users Urged to Conserve the Supply |
1945-02-20 |
| Cost of Living Facts Interest Civilians |
1945-02-20 |
| Front Line Trenches on Home Front Busy Scenes |
1945-02-27 |
| Good Year for Gardens, Miss Godbey's Statement |
1945-02-27 |
| Home Canners Protected Under New Sugar Rules |
1945-02-27 |
| Blanding Succeeds Burr as State Defense Head |
1945-02-27 |
| Young U.S. Had Close Call from Black Markets |
1945-02-27 |
| Great Fleets of Ships Carry Food to Fighters |
1945-02-27 |
| Rationing Calendar |
1945-02-27 |
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