Decatur Firms Dominate Birmingham Fat Cattle Show Sales
Decatur firms led by Arrow Provisions Co represented by John W. Pennell bought multiple top animals at the 4-H Fat Cattle Show in Birmingham. Local buyers including Hotel Lyons Palace Cafe All-States Tourist Camp Alabama Flour Mills Why Not Eat Here Cafe Brindleys Market and Cullman participants purchased champions and reserve calves and a steer at prices ranging from 17 to 28 cents per pound totaling several hundred dollars.
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Decatur
Birmingham
John W. Pennell
Arrow Provisions Co
Alabama
Arrow Provisions Company
Hotel Lyons
Champion
Cullman County
Erney Bailey
Cullman
Palace Cafe
Hoyt Lee Penn
Danville
Alabama Flour Mills
Brindley’s Market
Kennon Wood
Dwight Ellard
Buford Lowery
Roosevelt asks new lend-lease fund for war supplies
President Roosevelt asked Congress for a $3.45 billion new appropriation to augment the lend-lease program, bringing total available funds for the fiscal year to about $7.19 billion and overall lend-lease to around $28 billion since it began. The request covers industrial products for aircraft and tanks, food, and allied war-related needs, with direct military and naval support drawn from War and Navy accounts. Senator Ellender urged more facts on reverse lend-lease and a national policy on final settlements, noting the U.S. extensions and reverses up to March 13 and current reverse value.
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William
T. Peacock
Washington
Roosevelt
America
War and Navy Departments
Capitol
Ellender
Congress
United States
Toll of U S high officers in war grows larger
The United States lists 23 high officers lost or missing in action across Army Navy and Marine Corps since the war began. It names generals and admirals killed in action missing in action or dying in war related operations with several officers noted from battles at Midway Pearl Harbor Sicily Iceland the Pacific and other theaters.
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Washington
United States
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Isaburo Yamamoto
Mineichi Koga
Germany
Werner von Fritsch
Ernst Udet
Britain
Orde Charles Wingate
Burma
William Henry Edward
Strafer) Gott
Russia
Nikolai S. Vatutin
Clarence L. Tinker
Battle of
Midway
Asa W. Duncan
Europe
Nathan Bedford Forrest
Charles L. Keevans
Sicily
Howard K. Ramey
Southwest Pacific
Kenneth N. Walker
Frank M. Andrews
Iceland
Herbert A. Dargue
Pacific Theatre
Charles H. Barth
Harold George
Australia
Carlyle Wash
Alabama
Stonewall Jackson
Louisiana
Alfred J Lyon
Pnemonia
Isaac Campbell
Kidd
Pearl, Harbor
Daniel J. Callahan
Guadalcanal
Norman Scott
Henry M. Mul
Adventurous escape near Learmonth unfolds in Winnipeg
Colin Rae of Hendrik's Bay Company hides in a hotel room with Irina Meredith to elude pursuers. They flee to a local airport with Blair Benedict, meet Alec Gunn at Trappers Lake, and plan shelter as a snowstorm thwarts them.
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Colin Rae
Hendrik's Bay Company
Winnipeg
Canada
Learmonth
Rodney Selkirk
Colin
Irina Meredith
Blair Benedict
Blair
Irina
Jonathan Dove
Wolverine
Rod” Selkirk
Trappers Lake
Alec Gunn
Trina
Rae
Alec
Meredith
Filair
Colin Darling
Daily Crossword Puzzle and Cryptoquote Challenge
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Gandhi Freed by Relman Morin in New Delhi Release
Mohandas K. Gandhi was released after 21 months as a political prisoner. The 74 year old leader left Poona and was freed unconditionally due to failing health. Devadas Gandhi said his father was seriously ill and possibly near death.
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Relman Morin
New
Delhi
India
Mohandas K. Gandhi
Agaan
Poona
Gandhi
Japan
Devadas Gandhi
Demos Look for Keynoter
President Roosevelt's return to Washington prompts likely selection for the Democratic convention keynote. Gov. R Kerr of Oklahoma, Senate Leader Barkley, Ambassador Claude Bowers, and Chairman Truman are among those discussed as possible picks for the post.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Roosevelt
R. Kerr
Oklahoma
Mony
Robert E. Hannegan
Kerr
Senate
Barkley
Chile
Claude Bowers
Truman
Congress
Hannegan
Gandhi detained attendants cited in release note
The report lists Dr. M. D. D. Gilder and Miss Made line Slade along with Dr. Sushila Nayad and Pyare Lal Nayyar as attendees released with the leader. Slade is noted as the daughter of an English admiral and longtime Congress supporter.
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Gandhi
M. D. D. Gilder
Madeline Slade
Indian National Congress
Sushila Nayad
Pyare Lal Nayyar
Oklahoma Governor Supports Fourth Roosevelt Term
The tall graying Oklahoma governor and past American Legion commander is described as a key advocate for a fourth term for President Roosevelt. Party leaders plan to ask the President to decide on temporary and permanent chairmen, with an arrangements committee to be chaired by Hannegan to make the formal selection.
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Kerr
Oklahoma
Roosevelt
Gion
Hannegan
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