New York City Reflections On Economy And Service
The writer recalls a trip to New York City and discusses a pamphlet by Mr Mongasen on saving time and boosting production. He cites William Hard on cheaper goods, job security through cooperation, and the need for government and business unity to raise efficiency amid European and Far East concerns. He notes ongoing debate over compulsory military service and favors voluntary service with potential future periods to maintain efficiency.
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New York City
William Hard
Mr. Monga- Sen
Hard
Europe
Far East
Scottsboro Boy Freed in Detroit After Warrant Refusal
Olen Montgomery aged 28, named by the NAACP as one of nine Scottsboro defendants, was released in Detroit after a complainant refused to sign a rape warrant. Authorities report no charges filed and Montgomery walks free pending further action.
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Detroit
Olen Montgomery
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Scottsboro
British destroyer sunk in eastern Mediterranean air attack
A high command communique states a British destroyer was sunk during a con voy bombing by Italian planes in the eastern Mediterranean. Italian air raids hit Wajir Kenya and Kassala Sudan, with losses on both sides including Italian and British aircraft during actions near Malta.
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Rome
High Command
Mediterranean
Wajir
Kenya
East Africa
Kassalla
Sudan
Buna
Malta
Italian troop concentrations near Kassalla under RAF raids
Cairo reports ten RAF raids over Kassalla in two days on Italian troop concentrations captured from the British. The RAF says severe damage was inflicted on concentrations and machine gun and anti aircraft posts in raids on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Cairo
Egypt
Kassalla
Sudan
Royal Air Force
R.A.F
Mediterranean
British Seek American Flyers To Move Fight Planes
The New York Daily News reports Britain’s ministry of aircraft production led by Lord Beaverbrook has launched a drive to recruit American flyers at 150 dollars a week to ferry warplanes.
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NEW York
New York Daily News
Ministry of Aircraft Production
Lord Beaverbrook
British War Planes to RAF Airfields
The News reports new war planes from British factories designated for Royal Air Force airfields. It says contracts are settled on a 12 month basis if the war lasts over a year, with round trip transport for flyers and a $500 end of service bonus. American airmen would be civilian employees of Great Britain, not wear uniforms, and would not lose their U S citizenship.
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Royal Air Force
Great Britain
G Men to Quiz Midwest Holdup Gang Over Pa Bank Theft
Six gang members who admitted Midwest robberies were turned over to G men for questioning about the Riegelsville Pennsylvania bank robbery. They surrendered details of Chicago holdups and a planned Kansas City bank job thwarted by a stolen car. The group included Mac Factor Richard Smith Arthur McEwans Clarence Hawkins Montgomery Hall and Thomas Nash, all with prior records.
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Chicago
Midwest
G-men
Kyran Phelan
Riegelsville
Kansas City
Mac Factor
Mayer
Richard Smith
Schmidt
Arthur McEwans
Frank
Clarence Hawkins
Hawkins
Montgomery Hall
Thomas Nash
List of dead in Ohio rail wreck
Akron report lists victims of the Cuyahoga Falls train wreck. Names include Bailiff A L Akron and Burke Albert C 61 Akron, four unidentified men and four unidentified women, with many from Cuyahoga Falls and nearby towns. Additional casualties span Cleveland New Kensington and Bayonne, with ages noted for several.
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Ohio
Akron
Cuyahoga Falls
Bailiff
A. L
Badonsky
Mary
Bedarf
Otto
Bilderback
Charles
Orrville
Burke
Albert C
Clifford
Earl C
Davis
Elmer
Dave
F. H
Ellenbrook
Adam
Ellis
Sophie
Fountain
Louis
Cleveland
Negro Porter
Fahrney
Ella Elizabeth
New Kensington
Mary Joan
Frank
Charles W
Gibbons
FE. W
Endicott
Hartley
Wilbur D
Helmich
Lois
Kelly
Bruce
Kirschner
Leonard
Letzkus
Lawrence C
Pittsburgh
Logani
Margaret
Bayonne
Morris
Cameron
McKee
Paul
Orem
Robert Edgar
Palmer
Fred
Peters
Henry
Schieber
Joanne
Schmitz
William
Franco Predicts Seizure of Gibraltar Stirs British Policy
London dispatch reports Generalissimo Francisco Franco predicts a Spanish move on Gibraltar but Britain maintains its current Spain policy. Major Richard C. Attlee, lord privy seal, told the House of Commons on Wednesday there is no policy shift.
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London
INS
Francisco Franco
Gibraltar
Spain
Britain
Richard C. Attlee
Privy Seal
House of Commons
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