War Bond Show Headlined by Sunkist Saps at Charleston Club
The Press Club of Charleston presents an all star War Bond show tonight at 10 in the club rooms, featuring Bo Walter Stanford and Roland O’Keefe with the Sunkist Saps and Burns and ite, Claire Ray dancers, plus musical numbers. O’Keefe acts as master of ceremonies. Limited seating allows two guests per member. reservations at 62 827 or 29 788 from 10 am to 6 pm today. Members must bring club cards and accompany guests.
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Press Club
Walter Stanford
Roland O'Keefe
Press Club of
Charleston
Quarrier ‘St
Sunkist
O'Keefe
Burns and
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Claire Ray
Florentie Gardens
Hollywood
Cal
Club Continental
Chesapeake
Nelson to Relax War Controls on Steel and Metals
President staff reported that Donald M. Nelson will ease War Production Board limits on steel and copper to aid postwar reconversion. Aluminum and magnesium restrictions were lifted in steps, with broad power to lift civilian-use bans and to authorize a single working model for postwar production. Manufacturers may place civilian orders starting July 1 for tools dies and machines.
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Washington
Donald M. Nelson
War Production Board
Nelson
Senate
Man Committee
WPB
Reoeal
Maine primary tests CIO influence in northeast
Wester Maine voters begin a crowded primary as the CIO political action committee seeks to boost Roosevelt’s renomination. In the 1st district Portland CIO members Pettis Holland and McFarland duel with Fitzgerald and Kittredge, while Fernald Hildreth and Richardson vie for the Republican governor slot. Jullien runs unopposed for the Democratic nomination.
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Andrew A. Pettis
Portland
Portland Cio
Robert Hale
Pettis
Maine United Labor Committee
Sen
Brewster
R.-Me
CIO Group
William A. Holland
Fred R. McFarland
John C. Fitzgerald
Maine
WPA
Scott Kittredge
Portland Federal War
Roy L. Fernald
Winterport
Horace A. Hildret
Weeding by Touch Unassisted Gardener Helps City Expert Says
Elizabeth City report tells of Dousie Hawkins who lost sight in 1929 and tends a garden alone. John Harris of North Carolina State College says Hawkins can distinguish weeds from vegetables by touch through careful hand work and a sharp knife. In weed ing Hawkins grips vegetables first then cuts weeds.
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Elizabeth City
N. C—m
Dousie Hawkins
Hawkins
John Harris
N. C. State College
Ean
Watch Language The Censor Is Lady in Australia
Major Hazel K. Miller reports that American troops in Australia were told to mind their language as the censor is a lady. She led 214 officers and 526 enlisted women on the trip, escorting the first Wac group assigned to censorship duties aboard a troop ship. Soldiers chose partners by lot for dances during the voyage.
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Washington
G. L
Australia
Hazel K. Miller
Wac
Racine
Wis
Wacs
Blue Network Expands International Broadcast Reach
Blue network chairman Edward J. Noble announced the company has entered the international field with an exchange agreement with Brazilian broadcast stations owned by A. I. Byington Jr. The deal guarantees time periods on the Brazilian stations and rebroadcast of programs in the United States, with music as the program base.
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Blue Network
New York
Edward J. Noble
United States
A. I. Byington, Jr
Radio
Noble
Welch Man Named GOP Convention Sergeant
WELCH June 187 T Ww Edwards of Welch says he has been appointed as an active sergeant at arms for the Republican national convention opening in Chicago. Edwards reports receipt of official notification of his appointment.
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Welch
T. Ww. Edwards
Chicago
Edwards
Walter S Hallanan Seeks Ratification He Was Chairman
Walter S Hallanan a national committee member for West Virginia heads the arrangements committee led by the party for events in the state. He coordinates efforts with key state officials and party leaders to ensure smooth proceedings.
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Walter S. Hallanan
West Virginia
Make It Two When Your Son Is Struggling
A compact guide urges doubling support when a son struggles with trouble or fatigue. It suggests shared effort across jungle or rubble to ease his burden and restore balance.
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