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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1942

Page

6

Truman committee to blast WPB in forthcoming report

The Truman committee will issue a blistering report criticizing WPB for war production lapses granting $1-a-year open contracts. It targets Philip Reed of General Electric, Donald Nelson, and others, and questions the management of the production division and possible transfer to the War Department.

Board of General, Electric WRB Reed Pearson Truman Committee WPB Donald Nelson Nelson Truman White Reed W.¥. Harrison A. T Harrison War Department Brehon Somervell SOS Cilian Ronsevelt Somervell Harrison Lon Morrison S. T. Henry McGraw-Hill Robert Wolf Weyerhauser Lumber Corporation

War in the Air Wins the War Says Air Power

Commentary asserts air superiority will decide the war as massive bomber and fighter production, oceanic battles in the Pacific, and Allied air operations over Germany shift momentum. Emphasizes aircraft factories, air freighters, and fast surface craft as future warfare, with Axis defeat seen as inevitable through air power.

Pacific Coral Sea Midway Oahu Germany Axis

Has-Been Col Bartlett Resumes Service At Sparrow Point Yard

Col Harry G Bartlett, retired seven years, seeks work as a material checker at Bethlehem Steel Sparrow Point yard. He earns 70 cents an hour and gains a chance to serve his country again, proving has-beens are those willing to start from the bottom.

Harry G. Bartlett Sparrow Point Bethlehem Steel Corporation

Let Us Bring Army War Show To Laidley Field

The Kanawha County Relief Fund committee should push to host the U S Army War Show at Laidley Field to raise funds for the Army Emergency Relief. The display would feature 1500 soldiers simulating bombings battles air and ground actions and camouflage operations to stir pride and aid in funding a 112,200 county relief budget.

Kanawha County Laidley Field Weinlanders Kanawha

Imagined Marseilles Dockers Weigh General Strike Against Vichy

A fragmentary wartime exchange imagines Marseilles dock workers planning a general strike to block shipments from North Africa to Germany. The dialogue critiques Vichy and debates whether revolting against Petain, Laval, or the government preserves Allied contact, amid Admiral Leahy’s remarks.

Marseilles Africa Germany Pal Vichy Leshy Washington America Petain Hitler Sars Leahy Laval Admiral Leahy

The Fighting Race Poem and Its Backstory

The Brighter Side notes readers’ long reread of The Fighting Race a poem about Kelly and the Burkes and other figures tied to the Rangoon Maine sinking, with Joseph Ignatius Constantine Clarke as its author. It recalls Clark’s Park Row circle and his Dublin birth, and promises to reprint the piece in a future column.

OS Angeles Kelly Bull Shea Rangos Maine Havana Harbor Kellys Burkes O'Hares O'Donnells Ritten Joseph Ignatius Constantine Clark New York Irvin S. Cobe Stuart H. Lake Park Row Bence Casseres Cobb Stuart Lake James Gordon Bennett Herald Tie Clarke Lipton Perry's the World Building Martin Green Frank Ward O'Malley Laka Don Marquis Paul Thompson Ben de Casseres Dublin University Lake of Clarke

Agreement Needed on Scrap Rubber Drive Urges Clear Rationing

Washington June 16 The scrap rubber drive gains momentum through Secretary Ickes urging public cooperation to quantify how much salvage is available. He notes the need for clear justification of restrictions, cites Molotov coverage, and argues government must coordinate messaging to reduce public skepticism and ensure wartime support.

Ashington Ickes Pearl Harbor War Production Board WPB Tull Molotov Blair House State Department Pennsylvania Avenue Seventerrth Street Washington Moscow Est White House

Simple street marker idea split over old names

Reader Gavette proposes numbered street markers with the old street names carved in concrete for memorial value. Presley W Mortis notes coal miners in Wyoming county see national defense as needed for defense plants but question road funding misuse and how workers reach jobs amid muddy roads and tax burdens.

Gavette Presley W.mortis Wyoming County

Tax policy views and Axis alliance context in wartime analysis

The article discusses public budgeting and tax tolerance in Montclair New Jersey with a postcard poll showing support for services over tax cuts. It then analyzes Axis alliance dynamics Germany Japan and US Britain Russia in wartime strategy, noting independent national interests and possible timing of actions regarding Russia and Europe.

Tojo Japan Germany United States Britain Russia United Nations Asia Path Minneapolis Star-Journal

Weatherman Pegler Attacks Union Powers And Spying

Weathrow Pegler denounces federal protection for unions with private taxing powers and private laws. He claims unions leak insider misconduct and assist prosecutions, while accusing La Follette of possible investigations. He asserts he exchanges information with employers to counter predatory unions and cites CIO groups as dangerous.

Isbor Robert M. la Follette Senate la Follette Mike Quik Transport Workers’ Union The CIO Moscow CIO Communications Union Telei Espiotags

Natta reminiscences and wartime quips recalled in drift

The fragment recalls Oriental subjects and jokes about the Corsl Sea Midway and Doolittle with a Thackeray quip. It mentions flyers changing lines and a wartime mindset, reflecting humorous banter and memory of strategic moments.

Corsl Sea Midway Doolittle

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