Army Buys 49 Billion Budget To Meet War Costs
Washington June 7 the House appropriations committee voted 49 109 002 795 for the army fiscal year starting July 1 with 15 436 031 795 in new funds and 33 672 971 000 in nonexpended fund re appropriations the committee noted possible reductions if the European war ends this year General Mc Narney and General Marshall testified the draft and overseas build up would keep forces at peak strength and high morale WASPS receive 4 391 250 for pilots and support seeking to avoid male pilot displacement
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Joseph T. McNarney
Army
Europe
House Appropriations Committee
Germany
Congress
Atant
McNarney
George C. Marshall
Marshall
Warrineton
He Who Jumps Too Soon Jumps Alone
Casper bolt incident described as a tense aerial mishap during a storm walk from Amarin to the Calne Alp hase. Sergeant Venecas appeared hours after the incident and reportedly drove three and a half miles into Flagler.
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Casper
G. Veteca
Vetio D-Mary
Kiang
Amarin
Pune
Venecas
Jim
Flagler
Churchill Would Not Lead Invasion Ship Says News Dispatch
Allied Supreme Headquarters reports a close decision by Prime Minister Churchill to command the invasion force landing on the French coast. An Australian correspondent aboard the HMS Hilary cited Ramsey’s visit and Churchill’s fear of the burdens of safeguarding him, noting the great extra work required to keep him away from the action. In other news railroads outline a postwar travel pattern with inner trains, low fares, and passenger comforts, based on interviews with 71 railroads owning most of the country’s passenger cars.
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Allied Supreme Headquarters
London
Minier Churchill
Adm
Bertram Ramsey
Hilary
Adree
Pi lnan-Standard Car Manufacturing Co
Appreciation Expressed For Industry-Ordnance Team In Invasion Effort
A telegram from Major General Campbell praises the Industry-Ordnance team for its role in the successful invasion of Europe. The message, sent to Captain Snuh and Howard Philbronke, credits the plant’s prime contractors at Certified Products for important work and notes soldiers’ improved readiness and stockpiled weapons.
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Industry-Ordnance Team
Europe
Ll. H Campbell
Ordnance
U. S. Army
Cap’ Ro
Camindipe
Pannes
Panre Nlent Anc
Howard G
Herseffdip
Beutler Plans Tri-State Rodeo Run At Iona City
Promoter Beutler finalizes plans for the Tri-State Rodeo to be staged July 2 to July 4 in Iona City. The revival of public entertainment draws large crowds, with five performances over four days and events booked by the promoter. Local officials note strong community support and expected attendance growth.
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Livy
All-America Quick-Change: Kaitinger Family Ties Noted
Veling Kaitinger, son of Mrs Erechtgener Peri Fate and nephew of Mr and Mrs Grady, gains mention amid a list of university and sports figures. The fragmentary text references Stas at the Hiipvishin and CHV, with a veiled nod to an event at a stadium and alumni connections.
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