Relocation Camps to Close as Japs Are Interned and Replaced
NEA report details the War Relocation Authority planned gradual closure of Japanese relocation centers. It notes segregation and selective service momentum, ongoing outside employment, and training programs by the national youth administration to place evacuees in skilled trades and defense work.
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NEA
Congressional Subcommittee
J N, Ariz
War Relocation Authority
Pr m
Senate Military Affairs Committee
United States
WRA
Pacific Coast
California
Arizona
FBI
National Youth Administration
U. S. Employment Service
Poston
Colorado River Indian Reservation
Casa Grande
Ariz
Gila River
Roy Bennett
Bennett
Manzanar
Alice Asaka
Mid-West
Gila River Center
How British Solve Their Food Problem
A June dispatch from London outlines Britain's long range planning begun in 1936 and wartime control of prices and supplies. It explains how the Ministry of Food directs purchases, stockpiling, and regional distribution to ensure nutrition, despite rationed and perishable items, with zones limiting cross region sales.
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Tom Wolf
NEA
London
Britain
Roosevelt
Ministry of Food
Board of Trade
Food Defense Plans Department
British Isles
Scotland
W. S. Morrison
Australia
Mineral Oil For Corn Earworm Control Suggestion
Oklahoma entomology professor F E Whitehead recommends mineral oil injections into corn ear tips as a control for earworms. Detect by eaten tip ends and silks drying, then inject about a quarter teaspoon of oil. adding pyrethrum may improve effectiveness. Rent it with a News Want-Ad.
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Stillwater
F. E. Whitehead
Oklahoma A. & M. College
Whitehead
Moonshiner And Bootlegger Aren't Stopped As Yet
Oklahoma City report describes new illicit liquor trends due to rationing and manpower limits. W. S. Giles notes suitcase bootleggers undercut wholesalers by buying whisky in Texas and selling locally, while molasses-based moonshine remains a factor. Only two prosecutions have been filed to date.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
W. S. Giles
Canyon
Giles
Texas
Tulsa
Record Spending Surpasses Budget Yet Slows Pace
Washington reports a fiscal year ending tomorrow set a record for total outlays at over 80 billion dollars. War costs accounted for 71.5 billion while the budget allowed 74 billion. revenues fell short by about 1 billion as tax payments lagged. The Treasury financed the deficit with war bonds, lifting the public debt from about 76 billion to over 140 billion.
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Washington
Treasury
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Commodity Credit Corporation
Roosevelt
Reversal For Six Treason Convictions
The United States circuit court of appeals reversed the treason convictions of six Chicagoans Hans Haupt Otto Wergin and Walter Froehling and their wives Erna Haupt Katie Wergin and Lucille Froehling remanding their cases for a new trial. They were sentenced to death or 25 years each after being found guilty of harboring and aiding Herbert Haupt the son of the Haupts and among eight Nazi saboteurs brought to the U S. last spring.
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Chicago
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Herbert Haupt
Haupts
United States
Context on Price Rises in Tulsa and Other Markets
The report notes pint prices in Tulsa and another city are roughly double what they were a year ago. It highlights a broader trend of rising costs and inflation impacting consumers and local markets.
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Tulsa
U.S. Oil Output Drops Week Ended June 26
U S crude oil production fell 15 520 barrels to 3 975 085 for the week ended June 26 per the Oil and Gas Journal California output declined 17 050 to 763 250 Eastern fields down 1 800 to 99 300 Illinois down 10 400 to 216 500 and Louisiana down 1 109 to 325 550 Kansas rose 4 750 to 306 950 Rocky Mountain states up 1 200 to 125 435 Michigan down 10 to 54 400 Oklahoma up 530 to 339 400 Texas up 900 to 1 497 706 East Texas unchanged at 334 900.
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Tulsa
United States
Oil and Gas Journal
California
Eastern
Illinois
Louisiana
Kansas
Rocky Mountain States
Miche Igan
Oklahoma
Texas
East Texas
Oklahoma City publishers seek bill of particulars in 2 million textbook suit
Row Peterson and Company publishers of textbooks asked a federal judge to require former Governor Leon C. Phillips to specify if they are part of the alleged conspiracy behind textbook adoption payments. They also sought details of the claimed plot and the name of the party agreeing to contribute 10 percent of potential sales to the William H. Murray Educational Foundation. The note ends with a separate mention of the Mount Evans highway in Colorado, the highest automobile road in the United States.
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Oklahoma City
Peterson and Company Publishers
Leon C. Phillips
Bower Broaddus
Phillips
William H. Murray Educational Foundation
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University of Okahoma
Saturday Review of Literature
England
Germany
Alort
U.S
America
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Mount Evans
Colorado
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