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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1944

Page

2

Willkie Presses GOP for Security and Enterprise Balance

Wendell Willkie argues for broad social insurance tied to enterprise, criticizing Wagner-M Murray proposals as inadequate. He calls for universal medical care, uniform unemployment insurance, and federal standards to stabilize postwar reconversion, stressing protection for all workers and children within a free economy.

Wendell Willkie Associated Press Wagner-Murray

Sorensen Becomes CEO of Willys Overland

Charles E. Sorensen former Ford general manager and vice president was named chief executive officer of Willys Overland Motors Co. He will soon be elected president and take over active direction, with the Toledo announcement by Ward M. Canaday. Sorensen, famed as the originator of the automotive assembly line, has wide experience in vehicle production and merchandising.

Toledo INS Charles E. Sorensen Ford Motor Co Willys Overland Motors Co Ward M. Canaday Willys Overland Sorensen Auto

FDR Signs Bill Raising Postmasters Salaries

President Roosevelt signed a bill raising postmaster salaries across classes. The pay boost ranges from 5 to 20 percent depending on current wages, with higher earners receiving smaller increases. Affected postmasters will work 48 hours weekly instead of 40.

FDR Washington Roosevelt

Nazis Call Apprentices Inducted Amid Losses

Berlin radio announced an urgent plan to induct 12 000 eighteen year old apprentices due to recent heavy losses. The broadcast, heard by NBC, said this group had been previously deferred from military service.

New York INS Berlin NBC

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