Food Dollar asks if Americans are well fed
The article cites Lucy Simpson of the Community Nutrition Service noting about one quarter of U S families have good diets and over a third fair diets. It stresses protective foods like milk vegetables fruits whole grains eggs lean meat cheese dried legumes butter and water and mentions a ready chart at City Hall for evaluating family diets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Lucy Simpson
Community Nutrition Service
City Hall
JuryAffirms Employee Right To Quit Union
A Rhode Island jury awarded 16 Atlantic Mills workers 20600 total after ruling the union and two officers violated rights by penalizing resignations. Plaintiffs claimed they were dropped for not paying dues after leaving AFL local 2103. Judge Archambault said membership can end anytime if it was not for a fixed term.
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Providence
R. I
Rhode Island
Atlantic Mills
Olneyville
Federation of Woolen and Worsted Workers of America
AFL
Alberic A. Archambault
Eastern Air Lines Crash Near Atlanta Blamed on Failure to Check
The civil aeronautics board ruled the February 26 crash near Atlanta Georgia involving an Eastern Airlines plane caused by failure to check. Eight people died and eight were injured including Captain Eddie Rickenbacker.
Plane Crash Board Cites Pilot Checks Lacking
An accident report cites captain's failure to verify altimeters and the absence of standardized cockpit procedures on Eastern Airlines aircraft during landing. Captain James A. Perry was killed in the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Airlines
James A. Perry
No Elation Stone Says Of Nomination
New York AP reports Supreme Court Justice Harlan F. Stone, at 68 and in a bright red tie, remarks his nomination to Chief Justice is a recognition any man would appreciate yet not elation given the heavy responsibility. He admits surprise at the appointment, noting his Republican background. The piece closes with a geometric aside about state boundaries and man made changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Supreme Court
Harlan F. Stone
Charles Evans Hughes
Camp Wapsie Y Opens 1941 Season Monday
Camp Wapsie Y near Central City on the Wapsie river begins its 1941 season Monday with 71 boys enrolled. Keith Tow directs the camp with Elmer Nelson as assistant. meals by Emma Forrestal and Antoinette Bennett. four one week boy sessions then a two week girls camp and a Negro boys camp to close.
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Wapsie Y
Keith Tow
Y.M.C.A
Central City
Wapsie River
Elmer Nelson
Emma Forrestal
Antoinette Bennett
McKinley School
Charles Abraham
Mike Kacere
Tommy Kacere
Ernest Hidder
Richard Haddy
Joe Hidder
William Syers
John Gallagher
David Lublin
Duwain Smith
Ray Stoddard
Larry Spence
Wayne Wood
Bobby Mackey
Billy Mackey
Jimmy Mackey
Kenneth Kennedy
Buddy Anderson
Roy Plank
Walter Brockway
Raymond German
Charles Valght
Charles Sindelar
James Peal
Pat Cahill
Milo Loomis
Gordon Safely
Jerry McCaul
Jack Hansen
Ralph Hansen
Eugene Martinek
Milton Sopousek
Frankie Sopousek
Bill Johnson
James Beck
Charles Hanes
Edward David
Bruce Harper
Bobby Heaton
Jerald Michalicek
Billy Wildman
Jack Elliot
Donald Miller
Phillip
Notable Names List in Local Obituary Section
The notice lists Ocie Trimble, Jimmy Miller, George Miller, Alfred Anderson, David O'Rourke, Mickey O'Rourke, Tommy Williams, Bobby Williams, Charles Stewart, Alec Abodeely, Lloyd Lust, Bob Sedlacek, Ed Madison, Bernard Severa, Richard Clark and Bud Buse as individuals connected to the community coverage.
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Ocie Trimble
Jimmy Miller
George Miller
Alfred Anderson
David O’rourke
Mickey O'Rourke
Tommy Williams
Bobby Williams
Charles Stewart
Alec Abodeely
Lloyd Lust
Bob Sedlacek
Ed Madison
Bernard Severa
Richard Clark
Bud Buse
He'd Better Drop The Subject There
In Buffalo New York John J Callahan 33 of New York clashed with Roosevelt heir Chief City Judge John D Hillery The judge ordered thirty days Callahan replied You may be but I ve changed mine sixty days The exchange centered on a legal matter and the court set a two month term
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N.Y
John J. Callahan
New York
Ines
Roosevelt
Hiterry
John D. Hillery
Callahan
No Shortage Of Steel For Arms Assures Weir
E R Weir president of the National Steel Corp told reporters touring the defense industry there would be no shortage of steel for government needs. He said steel is the heart of the weapons program and defense plants depend on the steel industry for basic materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
E. R. Weir
National Steel Corporation
Local Sports Figures Named in Brief Roster
A readable fragment lists individuals including Sonny Miller Bickel Art Winne Dick Novak John Smith Curtis Hiltbrunner Dick Kopel Richard Ricke Huston Rogers Dick Bishop Bill Wright and Robert Fryrear as connected to the community notes.
CIO Purge Report Targets Left Wing CIO Officials
Washington reports indicate President Philip Murray plans a purge within the CIO to weed out left wing and subversive elements while backing anti subversive labor actions. UAW CIO leaders including Richard Frankensteen and Walter Reuther said steps against communist influence are underway as tensions rise in aviation and auto unions.
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Washington
Philip Murray
Congress of Industrial Organizations
CIO
Murray
Richard T. Frankensteen
United Automobile Workers
North American Aviation Company
Inglewood
Calif
Uaw-Cio
Tional
Los Angeles
Frankensteen
UAW
North American
National Labor Relations Board
Detroit
Walter Reuther
Uawcio General Motors
Uawcio
R. J. Thomas
Determined CIO leaders Target Subversive Elements
Former CIO President John L. Lewis led a determined effort within the organization to weed out subversive elements as friends described him tending to his own knitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Cio
CIO
John L. Lewis
Hospital Auxiliary Refuses Return of Eleanor Roosevelt Fee
Mrs. W. T. Rees, president of the Mary Fletcher hospital women's auxiliary in Burlington, says the group will not accept repayment of any portion of the $1,000 lecture fee paid to Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt for a recent hospital benefit. Mrs. Roosevelt offered to refund $500 after Representative Charles Plumley urged adjustments, but the auxiliary regards the matter closed.
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Burlington, Vt
W. T. Rees
Mary Fletcher Hospital Women’s Auxiliary
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Washington
Charles A. Plumley
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