Flyer Wins Promotion In Pacific Duty
Edward G. Stepanek has been promoted to lieutenant junior grade while serving aboard an aircraft carrier in the Pacific. A Pensacola graduate, he earned his naval aviator wings in June 1940 after training at Pensacola and completed his bachelor of science in commerce in August 1940. He attended Wilson high school and began flying interest at the University of Iowa during his sophomore year.
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Pacific
Edward G. Stepanek
R. J. Stepanek
Nineteenth Street
Stepanek
Naval Air Station
Pensacola
Pacific Fleet
Wilson High School
University of Iowa
House Restaurant Waiters End Strike
Washington AP reports Capitol House restaurant waiters returned to work after a two thirds walkout over wage scales. No agreement was reached as managers study the restaurant's financial position, while workers hope for favorable consideration of higher pay.
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Washington
The
Capitol
Con
Senate Enna
Office of Price Administration Sets New Fabric Price Ceilings
Washington reports OPA lowers maximum manufacturers' prices for woolen and worsted fabrics effective June 22, replacing the general regulation found inappropriate. The order cuts prices by as much as 24 cents from March 1942, basing ceilings on last season's selling period.
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Washington (Lp
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Manufacturer Plans Price Markup To Cover Cost Increases
A manufacturer announces a planned percentage markup to cover rising basic costs. The policy aims to offset higher raw materials and production expenses, ensuring price stability for future orders.
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Facturer
MacLeish Accuses Press and Figures of Attacks on Government
Archibald MacLeish, director of the former Office of Facts and Figures, told the National Retail Dry Goods association that unnamed individuals and a press faction are abusing the free right to criticize the government. He warned that such propaganda aims to sow fear and hatred of the government and president.
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Chicago
INS
Archibald MacLeish
Office of Facts and Figures
National Retail Dry Goods Association
MacLeish
Bertie McCormick
Bertie
Stockholders Awarded 1.465 Million in Nebraska Standard Oil Case
District Judge Francis Dineen ruled that stockholders in the old Standard Oil company of Nebraska may recover 1,465,180 dollars after the 1939 sale to Standard Oil of Indiana for 2,824,552 dollars.
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Omaha
Francis Dineen
Old Standard Oil Company of
Nebraska
Standard Oil of
Indiana
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