Federal Agents Will Check Factories, Farms, Offices
The report combines two items on wartime policy and a rescue tale. Federal manpower consultants will inspect factories offices and farms to assess labor use under Roosevelt's 48 hour week order. Harold Granville, a sandwich seller, rescued 9 from a capsized tug and the missing 10th remains feared dead in the Columbia River near Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal
Portland
Ore
Columbia River
Harold Granville
Russell Tow Boat and Moorage Co
Oregon Shore
Henry J. Kaiser
Vancouver
Wash
Granville
Clarence Harvey
Japan's Kigensetsu Celebrations Marked by Mixed Pride
The piece notes Japan's national holiday Kigensetsu observed across occupied lands with grand public displays, while homeland celebrations appear subdued. It contrasts last year’s triumphs with current setbacks at Guadalcanal and Papua, and discusses propaganda and myth surrounding the emperor's line and Japanese national identity. It also includes a unrelated tuberculosis death statistic for Wyoming in 1939.
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Glenn Babe
Tokyo Radio
Malaya
Burma
Java
Borneo
Sumatra
Philippines
Singapore
Hongkong
Manila
Papua
Guadalcanal
Jimmy Tenno
Amaterasu
Japan
Hirohito
Jimmu
Courthouse Records and Foreclosure Deeds Castor City
Warranty deeds list transfers for Fannie Lou Clour Eloiza Azuba Denney and others with parcel details in Glenwood Morningside Wolflin and East Amarillo. District Court shows multiple divorces and marriage licenses with names including Knuckey Gardner Jowell Crawford Yeager Swisshelm Fates Gemruso Traeger Capps and Gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Lou Clour
Eloiza Azuba Denney
Glenwood
Elmo A. Duncan
S. T. Jones
Morningside
C. T. Ware
Grace Williams
J. M. Mullen
R. C. McQueen
Ab&m
R. L. Schubert
Neva A. Stratton
Frank Anderton
Cal Farley
Wolflin
W. G. Dunn
Hollis T. Rainey
East Amarillo
Kenneth M. Lynch
W. H. Woodward
M. N. Twaddelletux
R. S. Wauson
Univ. Hts
District Court
Floy Nell Knuckey
Lorence M. Knuckey
Valaree Gilham
J. T. Gilham
Carrie Estelle Gardner
Levi Louis Gardner, Jr
Ernest Henderson
W. H. Henderson
Amelia Martin
Joe S. Martin
J. W. Jowell
Viola Crawford
Sam W. Crutcher
Tulah Beatrice Daling
Thomas E. Sawyer
Juanita Paynter
Boyd Wayne Yeager
Frances Jane Swisshelm
John James Fates
Louise T. Gemruso
Clyde O. Griffin
Mary A. Traeger
Billie Wayne Hughes
Betty Myrle Capps
Richard C. Craw
Barbara Gray
Aviation Cadet McCauley Killed in Training Crash
Aviation Cadet Keith W. McCauley, 20, son of Mr and Mrs William M McCauley of St. Louis Missouri, was killed when his training plane crashed a few miles from Foster Field near Victoria Texas yesterday.
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Victoria
Tex
Keith W. McCauley
William M. McCauley
St. Louis
Foster Field
48 Hour Week Rules Drawn
War Manpower Commissioner Paul V. McNutt announced that regulations are being drafted to enforce the 48 hour work week in 32 labor shortage areas with plans to extend soon. He urged relief through his office for manufacturers facing high costs and low ceilings and noted no reason to exclude women. He argued the extension would add tens of thousands to the labor force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
War Manpower Commission
Roosevelt
Bureau of
WMC
Paul V. McNutt
American Management Association
Chicago
McNutt
WUP
Office of Price Administration
Burglars Strike Franklin Elementary After Midnight
Burglars broke into Franklin elementary school in Houston leaving a poorly written note reading Think for the food after eating meals and drinking two quarts of milk. The police investigation follows as health news notes physicians dying more often of heart disease than other causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Franklin
Gandhi Begins Three Week Fast In India Amid Fears Of Unrest
News from New Delhi reports Mahatma Gandhi, aged 73, beginning a three week fast on his second day. Authorities prepared for possible mob violence as nationalist sentiment stirred, with Gandhi calling the fast an appeal to justice and the government deeming it political blackmail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
U.P
India
Mohandas K. Gandhi
Gandhi
London
Burma
Chakravarthi Rajagopalachari
Gandhi to Resume Diet While Caring for Three Goats
The article notes Gandhi plans a return to his normal diet of goat milk fruit juices and vegetables while he keeps three goats busy. It recalls that the first United States postage stamps were issued on March 3 1847.
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Gandhi
United States
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