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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1941

Page

10

Connolly presses anti strike bill amid labor dispute fears

Senator Connally denounces CIO director in a telegram while Congress moves toward anti strike legislation. A White House labor management conference is urged for Wednesday to craft a plan preventing defense plant disruptions during the war.

Washington Insi Roosevelt Sen Connally Tex America Texas U. S National Labor Relations Board Our House Smith Senate Labor Committee American Federation of Labor Congress of Industrial Organizations

The Brighter Side Continues On California Homes

A brief glance at California life notes a drill oriented approach to social schooling. The state’s abundant private houses reflect a housing pattern where many residents live, yet public guidance remains through ongoing efforts to improve community awareness.

California U.S

Blackout In Los Angeles Reveals Rugged City Responses

Explanations note residents obeyed blackout rules better than some groups. Los Angeles city hall and signs glowed briefly after start. Private homes span vast area, raising transit hazards. few accidents and a calm mood prevail. One man slept in his car and woke rested next day.

Los Angeles Hollywood Beverly Hills San Fernando Valley New York

Gloria and Her Fiance What Lies Ahead

A fragment stresses starting anew and forming strength. It urges quick understanding of social processes to contribute and grow while warning against shallow mockery or hollow rhetoric. It calls on true patriots to observe closely and stay united.

Copper industry faces postwar expansion push

After a Japanese attack, copper unions in Butte debated a seven day week and accepted it. Anaconda plans to raise output by 24 000 tons yearly, Phelps Dodge by 12 000, and Inspiration by 12 000. The passage urges broader understanding of the situation and a calm, studied response as the news from the front continues.

Butte Anaconda Phelps Dodge

Break-ins At Three Auto Stations Leave One Emptyhanded

Police report three automobile service stations broken into over the weekend. Cook's Auto Service on Lee Street reported theft of money, while Daniel Boone Service Station at Capitol and Washington and Golf Service Station at Washington and Laidley reported no missing items.

Cook's Joit Lee Street Daniel Boone Capitol Washington Streets Golf Washington Laidley Streets

Jap Troopships Sunk in China Sea Alarm and Morale Report

Four Japanese troopships were sunk as the enemy sought a foothold in the China Sea. Daybreak brought brief air alerts over Manila with bombers flying southward earlier, but no bombs dropped on the capital. Morale in Manila held steady as newspapers published and reporters kept service at offices on 24 hour duty amid propaganda broadcasts.

China Sea Manila

Pilots Hero of Ferry Flights Rescue Hong Kong

The CNAC pilots and crews ferried 275 Americans and Chinese from Hong Kong to inland Kwantung in 16 trips amid bombardment and anti aircraft fire. Madame Sun Yat Sen and Madame H H Kung flew as among the rescued alongside other prominent relatives. Nightly flights continued until warned off by Hong Kong radio.

Chungking Hong Kong Sun Yat Sen Chinese National Airways Corporation Kowloon Kwantung Province Gue Mme. Sun H. H. Kung China Mme Sun Mme. Kung Chiang Kai-Shek

Debate on Draft Age Limits and Manpower Bill

Congress weighs lowering the 21 to 35 age group for the draft as Hershey and Stimson discuss possible deferment policing and industry compliance. Edmiston questions housing and equipment readiness while officials warn future manpower demands remain uncertain. Hershey urges lawmakers to decide on an all-out measure.

Hershey Selective Service Stimson War Department House Military Committee Rep Edmiston D-W. Va

Jap Doctor Death by Own Action Slashes His Wrists

Wilmington Cal Dee 14 Japanese doctor Dr. Rikita Honda age 48 physician jailed at Terminal Island with other Japanese aliens committed death by own action in his cell by slashing his wrists with a Tazer blade.

Wilmington Cal Dee Rikita Honda Terminal Island Inday

War Mobilization and Public Resolve United Against Axis Threat

In a period of rising war effort, President Roosevelt leads a national campaign to mobilize industry for armaments and air power. The government orders 24 hour production and seizes merchant war trades, with no food shortages but gas buying hindered and prices climbing despite controls.

Winston Churchill Roosevelt U. S Merchants of Death Hitler Japan Manila Radio

Theaters present Swamp Water and other 1940s film lineups

Theaters feature a diverse slate including Swamp Water with Walter Brennan and Walter Huston, plus Virginias Nothing But the Truth with Bob Hope. Capitol hosts Back Who's Laughing with Edgar Bergen and Fibber McGee, Merrie Melody cartoon, and MGM novelty. State showcases Shepherd of the Hills with John Wayne and Betty Field, We Who Are Young with Lana Turner, plus West screens My Life With Caroline and She Knew All the Answers. Best presents In the Navy Now with Abbott and Costello, Rookies on Parade by Bob Crosby, Rialto shows It Started with Eve, Parachute Battalion, new Lyric offers Tuxedo Junction and Missouri Outlaw, plus serial. Greenbrier features Underground with Jeffrey Lynn and Philip Dorn, Lady from Cheysane, Custer screens Life Begins for Andy Hardy, She Knew All the Answers again, Tone.

Capitol Edgar Bergen Charlie McCarthy Fibber McGee and Molly Lucille Bail MGM Bob Hope Paulette Goddard Edward Arnold John Wayne Betty Field Lana Turney John Shelton Caroline Ronald Colman Joan Bennett Franchot Tone Navy Abbott and Costello Bob Crosby Rialto Eve Deanna Durbin Robert Cummings Parachute Battalion Robert Preston Nancy Kelly Tuxedo Junction Weaver Brothers Elviry Don Red Barry Lyon Merrick Greenbrier Jeffrey Lynn Philip Dorn Cheysane Lorelia Young Custer Andy Hardy Mickey Rooney Franchot Tone

King George VI Celebrates 46th Birthday at Country Home

King George VI, flanked by Queen Elizabeth, observes his 46th birthday in England with messages of congratulations from Roosevelt, Churchill, and dominion governors. The king and queen attend church and host soldiers at a Cinderella pantomime rehearsal featuring Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret Rose.

London George VI Elizabeth Margaret Rose England Empire Roosevelt Queen Mather Mary Churchill Dominions

Hull-Kurosu Truce Proposal Falls Under Allied Pressure

A three month ceasefire plan with Japan was withdrawn after Churchill and Chiang Kai-shek protested. The United States returned to the open door policy in China and demanded withdrawal of Japanese troops. The plan leaked and prompted protests from Chiang Kai-shek.

Kurusu State Department Indo-China China Mr. Hull Kurosu Tokyo Hawaii Sec. Hull Lord Halifax London Churchill Chiang Kai-shek Sec Hull Roosevelt

Radio Log Highlights Bill of Rights Centennial Telecast

President Roosevelt and Chief Justice Hughes join a nationwide NBC broadcast at 10 p m marking the 150th anniversary of the Bill of Rights. Helen Hayes reads the Bill of Rights while Orson Welles performs a radio adaptation of The Great Man Votes and Sol Bloom discusses the Bill of Rights on National Radio Forum. The schedule lists multiple programs and orchestras across stations.

President Roosevelt Charles Evans Hughes U. S. Supreme Court Helen Hayes Hollywood Nbc-Wgkv Office of Civilian Defense Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra Roosevelt Mr. Hughes Washington Miss Hayes Orson Welles Welles America Bis Sol Bloom House Foreign Affairs Committee National Radio Forum Curt Massey Louise Dixie Jesus

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