Rumi Urges High Postwar Level of Jobs and Production
Ruml, head of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, told the Massachusetts Bankers Association that a high level of employment and production is essential for world peace and freedom. He urged planning for policy to sustain high employment, coordinated by legislative and executive action, and argued for tax cuts to balance the budget at high employment levels. He also called for modernizing Social Security and unemployment insurance to balance income and outgo at high employment, with large tax reductions when war demands end.
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Boston
INL
Beardsley Rumi
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
United States
Massachusetts Bankers Association
Ruml
R. H. Macy and Company
Rum
Indianapolis Man Named Moderator By Presbyterians
The Rev. Dr. Roy Ewing Vale of Indianapolis was elected moderator of the general assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States at the 156th assembly opening in Chicago. He won on the third ballot with 272 of 453 votes, succeeding Rev. Dr Henry Sloane Coffin of New York as Dr. George Emerson Barnes of Overbrook and Dr. Robert Bissett Whyte of Cleveland remained in the field briefly before Barnes withdrew after the second ballot.
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Chicago
Roy Ewing Vale
Indianapolis
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
United States of America
Vale
Henry Sloane Coffin
New York
George Emerson Barnes
Overbrook
Philadelphia
Robert Bissett Whyte
Cleveland
Barnes
German Writes of Terror of Retreat
A May 18 letter from the commander of the 115th German reconnaissance battalion, revealed at Allied headquarters in Naples, describes the retreat as terrifying and exhausting for his troops who had three days without food. He notes French forces as very good and cites orders to replace “catastrophe” with “emergency” in reports.
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Naples
INS
Italy
District Optimists Open Ninth District Conference at Montrose
The ninth district Optimist International conference opens at 9 a.m. Saturday at the Montrose hotel with G S Thorvaldson of Winnipeg presiding. Mayor Hahn to greet visitors. Paul S Ahiden to respond. Morning session runs to noon followed by a luncheon featuring oratorical finals with Ted Corbo David Voellinger and Bob Engbretson as finalists.
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Optimist International
Montrose Hotel
G .S. Thorvaldson
K. C
Winnipeg
F. K. Hahn
Paul S. Ahiden
Bureau of Public Schools
St. Paul
Ted Corbo
David Voellinger
Sacred Heart High School
Waterloo
Bob Engbretson
Milwaukee
Fred Kluss
Roosevelt High School
M. W. O'Reiley
F. L. Hinshaw
Optimist Club event features international leaders and dance
International President David W Onan of Minneapolis and international Optimist president T F Peirce of Los Angeles will speak at a luncheon and banquet at 7 p m. The new district governor to be elected will address the audience along with Russell F Meyer of St Louis and other distinguished guests. Elmer Young's orchestra will provide dancing music and entertainment follows the speakers.
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Ternational
David W. Onan
Minneapolis
T. Termohlen
T. F. Peirce
International Optimist
Los Angeles
Russell F. Meyer
St. Louis
Elmer Young
B. E. Miller
Madison
Robert Dancer
Winnipeg
Raymond H. Fryberger
City Bonds Interest Paid on Various Debts
The city council approved payment of 13411.25 in interest coupons on sewer, police, park, exhibition hall, swimming pool, sewage disposal, bridge and Memorial bonds.
Woman seeks missing jewelry from yellow taxi
Mrs. Robert Guyer reported to New York police that she left several thousand dollars worth of jewelry in a yellow taxi cab. She gave no further clues beyond the taxi’s color.
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New York
Robert Guyer
65 Carriers In U.S. Navy Fleet
Assistant secretary of the navy for air Artemus L. Gates said on Thursday night that 65 aircraft carriers are in active service. He described the fleet as covering a combined flight deck area equivalent to 120 football fields and an airstrip seven miles long, with navy planes of all types totaling about 37 700 and 1 000- to come.
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Washington
Artemus L. Gates
Plane raids against the Japanese seen as only the beginning
A wartime report states that carrier-based air raids against Japan are just the start, signaling broader Allied operations to follow. The memo emphasizes ongoing strategic attacks and future offensives in the Pacific theater.
Fire attack in Oslo sparks Nazi complaints
The Nazi controlled Scandinavian telegraph bureau reported an unbelievable check by Norwegian patriots who set fire to a German office in Oslo on April 3 and fled in the fire brigade chief’s car as he battled the flames.
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Stockholm
Scandinavian Telegraph Bureau
Oslo
War Bonds Urged to Help Keep Prices Down
Public appeal urges citizens to buy war bonds to support wartime efforts and curb price inflation. Community leaders emphasize national sacrifice and financial patriotism to stabilize the economy during the war period.
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Monarch Foods
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Third Street
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Iowa
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First Avenue
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Tery
Burma
Henry Burma
Satre
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Syndicate
Dobbs
California
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Arrow
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Mark Twain
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