Congressmen Demand McNutt Removal as Labor Shakeup Looms
A Washington dispatch notes growing calls in Congress to remove War Manpower Commission Chairman Paul V. McNutt. Potential reshuffle could shift WMC, War Labor Board, and National Labor Relations Board into a reorganized Labor Department under John G. Winant, with Frances Perkins possibly leaving as Federal Security Administrator.
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Fred Mullen
United Press
Washington
War Manpower Commission
Paul V. McNutt
Roosevelt
John G. Winant
Great Britain
Labor Department
McNutt
Price
Leon Henderson
The
War Labor Board
National Labor Labor Relations Board
WMC
Federal Security Agency
Frances Perkins
Federal Security Administrator
Winant
New Labor Department
Stalin demands second front urgency amid Allied delays
Stalin bluntly pressed Allies to open a second front in Europe as vital to Soviet victory, warning that Africa cannot substitute for Europe and noting Allied delays risk weakening the final push. He cited Finland’s stance and the lack of Allied emphasis on Russian needs, and signaled harsher terms if cooperation falters. In other news, the final Latin America study session at Central Presbyterian Church includes a 6:15 supper and 7 o clock classes led by Dr. Thomson and others.
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Joseph Stalin
Europe
Russia
Africa
Hitler
Stalin
Winston Churchill
Moscow
North Africa
Henry C. Cassidy
Associated Press
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
Red Army
Germany
Latin America
Central Presbyterian Church
Princes Goodrich
Dr. Thomson
S. R. Conger
E. Paul Hovey
Muscular Product by Johnson and Johnson Face Scrutiny
The muscular product from Johnson and Johnson is highlighted as a leading surgical dressing maker, described as the world’s largest producer in its field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson & Johnson
Crochet butterfly squares pattern for bed and table
A short ad describes a crochet pattern 7493 for butterfly squares used for bed or table spreads. It includes stitch illustrations and materials, with a photograph. Send eleven cents in coins to Amarillo News Household Arts Dept. 259 W 14th Street New York NY with name address and pattern number.
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Amarillo News
Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
N. Y
Marines Marines Marines Girl Joins Force In Dallas
Helen Danner, daughter of a World War II marine, joins the service after her family connects to the marine corps. Her brother serves as a marine sergeant in the Pacific and her mother leads the Dallas Marine Mothers Club. She earns a sergeant rating in the feminine Leathernecks.
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Dallas
Helen Danner
Pacific
Dallas Marine Mothers Club
Miss Danner
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Aid Constipation Relief
Ohio physician Dr F M Edwards offered Olive Tablets as a vegetable tonic laxative to ease sluggish bile flow, improve digestion of fatty foods and promote gentle bowel movements. No griping. Follow label directions. Available in 154, 30¢, 60¢ at all drugstores.
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F. M. Edwards
Ohio
Dr. Edwards
FDR's Dollar Authority Faces Congressional Challenge
In Washington on February 23 the Roosevelt administration may face strong Republican and some Democratic opposition in Congress if it seeks to extend the authority to cut the gold content of the dollar and run the stabilization fund. Senators from Oklahoma split along party lines over continuation, with Moore warning of a fight and Bailey undecided. A closing note remarks that military fliers eat before flights for altitude endurance.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Treasury
General Fund
Senator Thomas
Oklahoma
Senator Moore
Bailey
North Carolina
The Kid From Kansas Torpedoes a Navy Pride
A Harvester magazine spread celebrates producing torpedoes for the Navy. It praises Kansas and other states’ workers, details precision parts and gyroscopes, and notes Navy cooperation helped beat production promises. It credits International Harvester and calls for honoring the debt to the Navy and its “square-jawed kid from Kansas.”
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Harvester
Navy
Kansas
Wagers Packing Company Sued Overcharges in Houston
Wil son H. Wagers of the Wagers Packing Company in Houston faces a federal suit for recovery of $15,000 over alleged customer overcharges. Office of Price Administration attorneys claim the overcharge totals $5,000 and seek triple recovery.
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Rae Houston
Wilson H. Wagers
Wagers Packing Company of
Houston
Office of Price Administration
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Globe-News
International Labor Office
League of Nations
Canada
Farm Bloc
By Glenn Babe
Finland
Karelia
Johnson
Johnsons Red Cross
Alice Brooks
Rhodes
E. B
Civil Air Patrol
Amarillo
High School
FDR
Somzwanar
Maine
Mississippi
Oregon
International Harvester Company
North
Michigan Avenue
Chicago, Illinois
International Harvester
Marie Earle
Herbert Drug
Amarillos Finest
Feronia, cHaPee
Blackburn
Shaw Funeral Director
H. C. Pestor
Income Tax Service
Les
Bellevili
Gen Marine
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