War Department Review on Japanese American Relocation Policy
Wartime guidance affirms the West Coast evacuation centers may close if veterans volunteering for service return, while American soldiers of Japanese ancestry are praised for meritorious conduct. Reports note military police restricted relocation center agitation, milk shortages persist, and center meals and costs are described with worker wages and clothing allowances.
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Hington
War Mo
War Department and Location Authority
WHEA
Dant Roosevelt
Bitte
United Fighting Forces
Helpess Corn Faces Risk of Extinction Without Aid
A fragment describes corn struggling to scatter seeds and may die out without human help. Mentions St Joseph Asperin and references a large seller at ten units, highlighting uncertain demand and market pressure for the product.
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St. Joseph
Asprin
IMPs And Band In WAAC Camp At Fort Oglethorpe
Roselle Callaban Nes reports the WAACs at Fort Oglethorpe host a unique band and military police unit. The band performs 250 marches and 100 overtures while the MPs maintain discipline and assist soldiers, with proud command by Colonel Hobart B. Brown. The women balance drills, laundry, and public duties, waking rivals with revelry and upholding strict standards.
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Hobart B. Brown
Roosevelt
Washington
Fort Oglethorpe
Waacs
Corp
Betty Weat Wen G
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Aux Vernajean Wikatron
Chicago Women's Symphony
Arc Agnea Fowers
New York
Sgt
Yvonne Bennington
Philadelphia Women's Symphony
Marjoria Pickett
Mason City
Iowa
Pickett
Women's Symphony Orchestra
Benieiaater's
Fort Myer
WDOD
Chattanooga
Oma
Colonel Brown
Mpa
We, The Women MADAAAAAAADAAAAAAAAALAAL
Police in an Eastern city pick up a seven year old boy waiting for a movie house to open. He had spending money from his mother who worked in a war plant. A worker notes some mothers try to compensate by giving money or hiring someone to care for him. The piece argues some must work but warns against neglect and insecurity from mothers prioritizing paychecks over child welfare.
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Celal
Hin
Fort Benning C C Officers Retire En Masse Before September
Fort Benning Ga RP commanding General and five other officers retire as required by age. Brig General Walter S Fulton and Col Stephen B Massey Col Albert J Bain Col Reginald Kelley Lt Col Herbert Mandenhall and Capt Walter Cook notified by Major General William Bryden that retirements take effect before September 1 due to statutory age limits.
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Fort Benning, Ga
Fort Benning
Walter SS. Fulton
Wiliam Bryden
Fourth Service Command
Stephan B Massey
Albert J. Bain
Reginald Kelley
Herbert Mandenhall
Internal Security District
Walter Cook
Tobacco harvest in Quincy described by Logue
Logue visits Quincy Florida to observe the tobacco harvest. He details field setup, leaf removing, curing, and warehouse processing with observations of workers including many colored men women and children. He notes heat drying, fly control, and a hazardous yet profitable crop, ending with appreciation for the afternoon.
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George Y Malone
Quincy
Fla
Houston County
George Y ¥. Malone
George
Rotary Club
Tobacco Growers Call for Higher Ceilings in 1943
In Valdosta Georgia and across Florida growers joined to urge selling prices for flue cured tobacco at least 25 percent above the 1942 average. They also pressed to keep grain and auction warehouses closed until an equitable ceiling is agreed, asking Governor Arnall to act. Florida growers opposed any ceiling, while Georgia farmers pushed for a ceiling around 25 percent higher than 1942. The OPA planned to announce ceiling levels on July 27, with Georgia Farm Bureau Federation backing the higher ceiling even as elections loom.
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Valdosta, Ga
Tobias
Georgia
Florida
Georgie Grow Ers
Hugh Gibbon
D.-Ga
Washington
Ellis Arnall
Speosard Holland
Rap. Gibson
Office of Price Administration
OPA
South Georgia
Prenting Brown
Hll Wingate
Georgia Farm Bureau Federation
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