Poage Addresses War Policy and Farm Problems in Texas
Congressman Poage of Texas debates foreign policy and peacemaking, noting Senate support for a cooperative international approach. He warns against isolation and emphasizes the need for a strong world role, while also addressing cottonseed and soybeans shortages affecting dairy feed. He calls for fair farm wages tied to actual product prices to sustain production.
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Washington
Russians Advance May Speed Invasion
Conservative military analysts warn that rapid Russian advances could force Britain and the United States to accelerate plans for an invasion of western Europe. A second front may be needed soon or Russians could threaten Germany alone. calls for Gen Marshall as supreme allied commander grow amid shifting strategic decisions.
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United States
Europe
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Russia
Bar Browder
U.S. Communist Party
Siberia
Monoveyor System Moves War Materials Roadward
Wartime logistics rely on constant movement of war materiel and civilian goods. The Monoveyor, a mechanical clearing house used by an express firm, sorts about 60 million packages daily. Its trailers with shelves form a circular system over 4 000 feet in circumference, continually moving at a walking pace.
Clifton Residents and Workers Linked By Bluebonnet Plant
George William Davis 31, Clifton grandson of Mr and Mrs Mabry Helton, recovering from ruptured appendix at Goodall Witcher Hospital. Several Clifton locals connected to Bluebonnet Ordnance Plant, operated by National Gypsum, with relatives and staff in guard and production roles. Visitors and travel noted include Emmett Schow to St Louis and Henry Lawrence visiting for Clifton Hamilton game.
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George William Davis
Maliy Helton
Clifton
Goodall-Witcher Hospital
George William
Mabry Helton
Bluebonnet Ordnance Plant
National Gypsum Company
McGregor
Mia
H. J. Nichols
Clue ‘Ton
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Gene
Pauline Nichols
Loriie Martin
Houston
Nichols
Bop
Emmett H. Schow
St. Louis
Missouri
Ruby S. Schow
Bluebonet
Henry Lawrence
Brenham
Texas
Hamilton
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Lawrence
Clyde C. Burton
Lola Grace
Leta Faye
Waco
Barton
Foot Guard
Marion Callan
Goodall
Blueboneet Ordnance
Guard
Henry Arlitt
Goodstt- Witcher Hospital
Arlitt
Biuebonet
Lost items scattered around Hawthorne Field
A report from Hawthorne Field notes common, small items left behind by travelers and locals. Among the frequently found objects are pencils and simple trinkets, with a few larger items like a fountain pen. A poll suggests many residents notice small goods collected in the area.
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Tivall Brea
Famine in Bengal Deepens amid Calcutta Suffering
Reports show famine toll rising in Bengal with hundreds dying daily as rural areas deteriorate. many migrate toward Calcutta for aid while others perish roadside. Browder rejects hope Russia will fight Japs. Grant evictions and Argentina policy spark British disapproval. bum shortage in Chicago. Salerno losses totaled 497 with German claims of higher casualties. war bonds urged.
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Calcutta
OPA extends shoe stamp No 1 and adjusts ration rules
The Office of Price Administration announced changes to wartime shoe rationing. Stamp No 1 remains valid with extended expiration and new production guidance to align inventories and civilian supply. OPA stressed the policy aims to free production for military needs while preserving civilian access.
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