Subsidies Seen Ensuring Adequate Oil Supply
Washington reports that Senator George of Georgia said oil companies expect government subsidies to cover transportation costs, securing petroleum flow to the East and avoiding gasoline rationing. A 1.5 cent per gallon war tax to fund subsidies was proposed, with Defense Supplies Corporation aiding East Coast distribution. A 2 cent price rise already allowed in 17 states could be rolled back. A senior official cautioned results may be limited. More than 3,000 British canteens are operating or planned.
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Treasury
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Jones
Defense Supplies Corporation
Seaboard
Office of Price Administration
Radio Schedule Highlights From NBC and Local Airwave Listings
The Weather Bureau of the Department of Commerce has prepared a complete atlas of airway weather for the United States, based on airport records. Radio listings include Fred Waring in Pleasuretime on NBC, local call-ins NAC 445, and a variety of orchestras and news broadcasts across NBC and network affiliates throughout the day.
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United States
Restrictions Tighten on Finnish Minister in United States
The United States will not permit travel by Finnish Minister Hjalmar Procope and his staff without State Department permission, as Washington cancels consular representation with Finland and orders 14 Finnish consulates closed by Aug 1. The move signals strong disapproval of Finland under Axis pressure amid wartime alignments.
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Finland
Hjalmar Procope
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Fort Worth Seeks Homes as War Housing Shortage Grows
Fort Worth faces a housing shortage with 15 war housing units requested by a federal agency and not filed. The Homes Registration Bureau cannot supply the dwellings, prompting a patriotic appeal to local property owners and agents to provide housing for workers and military personnel.
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Amarillo
FHA
Texas
Star-Telegram
Chamber of Commerce
R. J. Newton
War Housing Committee
Homes Registration Bureau
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Newton
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