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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1943

Page

8

Radar Eyes Pierce Darkness A Navy Laboratory Saga

Washington June 21 radar, the war’s key tool, originated from a small naval science group. Albert H Taylor and Robert M Page led early radio detection work at the Naval Research Laboratory, aided by Admiral Harold G Bowen, transforming radar from secret research into a multi billion dollar industry guiding warships and wartime air power.

Washington United States Guadalcanal Britain United Nations Axis Naval Army Navy Univerity of Wisconsin Albert Hoyt Taylor Naval Research Laboratory Taylor Robert M. Page A. H. van Keuren Bureau of Construction and Repair Bureau of Ships van Keuren Harold G. Bowen Bowen Congress Missionary of Progress Progress House Senate Appropriations Committee France Atlantic Potomac River

Battle of Bataan ends as Yamashita strikes final blow

Clark Lee details the 1943 Bataan defense from January to April, revealing overestimation of U S strength, dwindling supplies, and a three phase clash. The first phase brings initial gains then stout resistance by the 31st Infantry and Filipino forces. final Japanese onslaught with Yamashita breaks the line, ending the battle after eight days of hard fighting.

Pacific Pearl Harbor Salmon Islands South Pacific Guadalcanal England Hitler Europe British Isles Corregidor Bataan Terra Air Corps Signal Corps MacArthur Moron Luzon Lingayen Manila Bay 41St Mt. Natib 51St Division Philippine Army 51St 31St Mt.Natib Pilar Bagac Masaharu Homma Homma China Sea Japan George Clarke U. S. Infantry Frank Bridget Baguio Malaya Netherlands East Indies Philippines Wainwright Parker Jones Lim Capiipin Singapore Java Yamashita Evern 31St Infantry Clark Lee The Viking Press

Renowned Chicago Expert Demonstrates Zoetic Shield for Ruptures

H. M. Shevnan of Chicago will appear at Russell Erskin Hotel Huntsville on Wednesday June 23 from 9 A M to 5 P M. He touts the Zoetic Shield as a rapid method to set ruptures and improve circulation without straps medicines or medical treatment. Address 6509 N Artesian Ave Chicago for details and appointments.

H. M. Shevnan Chicago Russell Erskin Hotel Huntsville

17 Year Olds Advised to Seek Army Air Forces Roles

Alabama youths aged 17 to 26 can start toward joining the United States Army Air Forces without leaving home. The program, run by the U S Employment Service and Craig Field at Selma, sends mobile exam units to local offices for preliminary tests. qualified applicants may enlist or be voluntarily inducted via local draft boards for training as pilots navigators bombardiers or group forces.

Alabama United States Army Air Forces C. F. Anderson United States Employment Service War Manpower Commission H. P. Still Decatur Craig Field Selma Employment Service Army Air Forces Anderson Charles H. Anderson Army

Delivery Restrictions Slow Home Deliveries Across Eastern U S

The Office of Defense Transportation issued clarifications on new rules restricting home deliveries to save fuel in the Eastern gasoline shortage area. Retail deliveries by trucks are limited while bicycle or foot messenger services are exempt.

Washington Office of Defense Transportation Soen ODT

State rights get emphasis at governors conference

At the 35th annual governors conference opening in Columbus Ohio the chief executives urged state sovereignty in war and peace. Gov Herbert R O Conor urged preserving full powers of states and close alignment with the people. Gov Earl Warren called for teamwork among federal state and local governments to foster grass roots unity. Gov Thomas E Dewey urged states to handle farm labor issues locally as a safeguard against federal failures. Gov Ellis Arnall stressed states own police powers taxation and education authority, warning against erosion of rights.

Arthur Bostwick Columbus Herbert R. O’conor Maryland Earl Warren California Washington D.C Thomas EB. Dewey New York Ellis Arnall Georgia America

Delivery limits for groceries and goods outlined by agency

The guidelines set delivery frequencies for fresh and frozen foods three times weekly, bread thrice weekly, dairy juices and eggs four times weekly with no two deliveries on consecutive days, laundry twice weekly, medicines unlimited, parts six times weekly, and a once weekly allowance for certain ice cream, candy, alcohol, flowers, magazines and periodicals if bundled into a five pound package.

ODT

AP files affidavits in anti trust suit against cooperative news agency

The Associated Press prepared to file more than fifty affidavits in federal court opposing the government summary judgment motion in the anti trust civil action against the nonprofit cooperative news gathering agency. Chicago Tribune also to file affidavits as co defendant supporting opening AP membership to those who can pay. Proceedings set for July 8 before a three judge court.

New York Associated Press Anti-Trust Cooperative Newsgathering Agency The Chicago Tribune

Governors Form Plans for Postwar Economic Transition

State leaders met to coordinate interstate efforts to speed the war program and craft postwar blueprints to prevent unemployment during the shift from wartime to peacetime economies.

The Best Shaving Brushes Use Badger Hair

A historical note highlights shaving brushes crafted from badger hair as highly regarded tools. It discusses material quality and traditional craftsmanship guiding the selection of brushes for barbering and grooming.

France Prolongs Fine on Killing a Mole

Historical note recalls France enforcing a fine against anyone who killed a mole, illustrating past animal protection measures. The policy reflected a broader cultural reverence for small creatures in rural life and legal codes.

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