United States sets 1943 aircraft output goal around 100000 planes
Washington reports the United States aims to produce about 100000 planes monthly in 1943 to attain air superiority. Donald Nelson says current rate must double to meet Roosevelt target, with Charles E. Wilson leading a new unified aircraft production board aided by Army Air Forces and Navy units.
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Washington
United States
United Nations
War Production Board
Donald Nelson
Roosevelt
Nelson
Charles E. Wilson
General Electric Co
Wilson
Oliver Echols
Army Air Force
E. Davison
Naval Bureau Areanautics
Harold
WPB
Army
Navy
Son
State Offers New Thriller at State Theater
H. G. Wells inspired Invisible Agent plays Saturday through Monday at the State Theater with Jon Hall Ilona Massey J Edward Bromberg John Litel and Peter Lorre. The plot centers on an invisible man who infiltrates enemy high command and spreads fear to uncover secrets. Globe-News Want Ads Get Results.
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H. G. Wells
State Theater
Jon Hall
Ilona Massey
J. Edward Bromberg
John Litel
Peter Lorre
High Command
Sir Cedric Hardwicke
Abbott and Costello Score Again in Who Done It
Abbott and Costello star in Who Done It at the Paramount Theater for Sunday through Wednesday. The amateur detectives chase a murder in a huge broadcasting station aided by a big supporting cast including Patric Knowles William Gargan Louise Allbritton Jerome Cow ar William Bendix Mary Wickes Don Porter Thomas Gomez and Ludwig Stossel.
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Bud Abbott
Lou Costello
the Paramount
Abbott and Costello
Paramount Theater
Bud
Lou
Patric Knowles
William Gargan
Louise Allbritton
Jerome Cowar
William Bendix
Mary Wickes
Don Porter
Thomas Gomez
Ludwig Stossel
Jerome Cowan
William Boyd and Russell Hayden at Liberty Today
William Boyd and Russell Hayden star in Cassidy of Bar 20 on a double bill with Johnny Mack Brown in Branded a Coward at the Liberty Theater today and Saturday.
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William Boyd
Russell Hayden
Cassidy
Bar 20
Johnny Mack Brown
Double Program At Lyric Theatre Today and Saturday
A two program bill plays at the Lyric Theater with SOS Coast Guard and two selected shorts alongside Missouri Outlaws. The program runs today and Saturday offering a compact schedule of offerings.
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Lyric Today
SOS Coast Guard
Missouri Outlaws
Lyric Theater
U. S. Coast Guard
Roosevelt assures Farmers Union of continued postwar projects
President Roosevelt telegraphed James G. Patton denying any plan to halt postwar public works. He said many irrigation power and navigation projects are being planned to begin after the war and rejected the idea that long range social gains would be reversed. The president emphasized not opposing social and economic gains and urged avoiding selfish motives during the wartime period.
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Oklahoma City
Roosevelt
Farmers Union
James G. Patton
President
Economic Board of Stabilization
Patton
Maine Grows Vegetable Seed to Help Feed Allies
In Augusta Maine vegetables seed grown for wartime aid expand with 325 farmers doubling seed acreage. They aim to produce 2 million pounds of string beans for government shipment to nations in need, as nearly 30 seed types are grown in 62 towns under government supervision.
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Maine
Augusta
U.P
Nine Airmen Die in Navy Patrol Plane Collision
Pensacola officials report nine airmen killed when two naval patrol planes collided over Pensacola Bay yesterday. Cause undetermined but suspected to occur near water during landing or take-off. Dead include Ensign Frederick W. Greeve of West Lafayette Indiana and Corp Ernest W. Tull, RAF student, of Buckinghamshire England.
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Pensacola
Fla
Pensacola Bay
Naval Air Station
Frederick W. Greeve
ITI
USNR
West Lafayette
Ind. Corp
Ernest W. Tull
Buckinghamshire
England
William J. White
End of Convention Signals New Peace Path
Last night's meeting closed the union's national convention and stressed starting reforms the moment the war ends to cushion the return to peace and advance a progressive path.
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Union
Engineer Dies In Accident Near Cle Elum
Engineer Max Moon of Yakima died when the Northern Pacific passenger train left the tracks on Dead Man's curve and plunged down a 30 foot embankment by the Yakima River. Fireman J H Zybura and several others were seriously injured. additional details list passengers and crew among the deceased and injured.
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Ellensburg
Wash
Max Moon
Yakima
Northern Pacific
Yakima River
Cle Elum
Moon
J. H. Zybura
Seattle
Albert Henry
Train passengers injured after Fieldhouse incident in Seattle
Fieldhouse 21 Seattle and three St. Paul men William Hear 49 chef Ernest Fields 4 waiter Russell T. Balen 40 waiter were among passengers hurt. The injuries on the train included bruises cuts and shock as others were treated.
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Fieldhouse
Seattle
William Hear
Ernest Fields
Russell T. Balen
St. Paul
Minn
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