Misstatement of fact and publication errors cited
A notice references potential misstatements in a publication and calls for investigation into factual accuracy. It mentions Associated Press sourcing and requests corrections to preserve accuracy. The text lists names and locations including Atlanta and Detroit and attributes claims of hostility and wrongdoing to individuals.
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Memzer Associated Press
Thorourk
Avlanta
General Meters
Detroit
Jeffermon
Let There Be Light and Sparks in the Soul
The excerpt reflects a religious exhortation about returning to faith. Amos 4 11 is cited to describe God overthrowing yet saving as a firebrand. A spark in everyone is imagined, needing to be found and fanned into a blaze to illuminate paths and wandering.
House Approves Compromise Tax Plan
The House passed the compromise tax plan 256 to 114 and sent it to the Senate. Expectation grew that President Roosevelt may sign, with broad satisfaction that Congressional differences are resolved and a new tax law nears.
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House
Senate
Roncevelt
Why Invade Norway Allies Contemplate Strategic Move
The article discusses why Allied forces might invade Norway, arguing it would remove German submarine bases and air fields, force remaining Nazi ships to fight or retreat, and place targets within range of Allied powers. It notes Hitler’s and observers’ speculation, the potential to disrupt Baltic shipping, and Sweden’s possible stance if Norway falls under Allied control.
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Hitler
Norway
Germany
Murmanak
Ruesig x
Aledhambern
Norbern
Baltic
Sweden
Dim-Out Desirable in Coal Crisis Debate
In Washington debate over conserving coal, a nationwide dim-out is urged to pressure miners and curb rail traffic. Officials warn stocks are low as Ickes cites 4 percent above ground, steels and railroads report shrinking reserves. The piece argues against a dim-out, predicting no action by Roosevelt and warning of political risk to end wartime strikes.
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Washington
Jonn L. Lewis
Elyman Railroad
Solid Fuels
Ickes
Cnal
Vwork
Roosevelts
Cos
Arouaed
Lewis
Finland Sweden Cooperation Amid War Divergences
The article discusses Finland and Sweden facing pressure from Germany and the Allies, with Finland potentially negotiating limited autonomy while avoiding complete break with Germany. It notes Norwegian relations, anticipated Allied involvement, and the doubt that Allied forces would invade Norway, though speculation remains about future actions.
Wartime Resolve and Global Duty Amid Scarce Resources
Premier Ber Albin Hansson of Sweden, Joseph M Tucker of WPR, and Winston Churchill stress united resolve. They note shortages of vital materials powerfully affecting all nations, urging steadfast conduct, courage, and endurance to fulfill duties to the world’s future and mankind.
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Resisans
Ber Albin Hanason
Sweden
Canada
United States
Joseph M Tucker
WPR
Winaton - Churchill
Army food wastage survey leads to reform in rationing
A wartime study by the Army Quartermaster Corps found 2 percent of edible food was wasted due to overpreparation and absentee rations. After analysis, one ration per man present was adopted, cutting waste as Mary I Barber oversees kitchen improvements. The Truman Committee note cited excessive waste as three quarters of discarded edibles.
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Truman
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Rearis
Wasta
Coris
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Way Fort Krox
Kyana Farm
Fenning
Gia
QMC
Quartermaster Corps
Quartermaster Board
Mary I. Barber
Kellage Company
Battle ,Creek
Mich
Treman
Winston Churchill
Italy
Churchill
Serer Vandeais
Michigan
Giker
Wraeuinz
Jere Cooper
Tennesee
John Longell
Socyune Runplan
Dingell
United States
Langell
Wall Street
Danyell
Fediina
Lines on Curran Bridges and East Coast shipping tug-of-war
A long critical letter argues Curran omits the alleged Communist influence behind Harry Bridges and the East Coast longshore unions. It contends Bridges and Curran battle over control, decrying union corruption and decrying perceived Communist influence on shipping policy and wartime mobilization.
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San Francisco
oJe Curran
Harry Bridges
Party of Humanity
Cur
Ian
National Maritime Union
Jo. Ryans
Bridges
Lundeberg
Marine Engineers
Heswng
Ine Cso
AFL
Central
Colasts
Scolors
Oppo
Curetan
Ryan
Rt Coast
Gommiunist
Europe
Aftica
Communist Party
Curran
Rence
Curyan and Bridges
Expert Advises Streamlining Of Kitchen
Extension economist Mamie Whisnant urges homemakers to streamline kitchen work for wartime duties. She recommends near-by work centers, reworked storage, removing seldom used gear, and reachable shelves. Get a sharp, properly placed knife set and move the refrigerator for efficiency.
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Mamie Whisnant
Keep the War Machine Running at All Costs, U S Voice
The piece argues that war production depends on many noncombatant sectors from farmers to coal miners. It stresses that any disruption of essential industry may delay victory, cost lives, and prolong the war, urging unity and rapid, uninterrupted effort. General Arnold is cited on bombing shortening the war.
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Apatle Sam
Nervics Lm
Delle Front
Hie
Harold H. Arnold
Army Air Forces
West Point
United Nations
Hitler
Poultry Flack Confused Report Shows Care for Birds
The note details poultry care and handling with references to hens and pullets. It mentions October timing and protection measures for birds during a local farm period. Names and places are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a rural agricultural context.
Pasture System as Yearly Feed Source in Alabama
AUBURN ALABAMA. A review by J C Lowery and Alabama Agricultural Institute states pastures are major feed sources for livestock. Permanent pastures can be established by liming soils applying phosphorus and lime, weed control, avoiding overgrazing, and ensuring supplementary grazing during low forage periods.
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Auburn
Ala
J. C. Lowery
Ety Agronomint
Alabamas
Apartment Hunt Sparked by Nylon Hosiery Tip
Kansas City area. AP dispatch notes Arthur W. Hamer offered six pairs of nylon stockings as a lure for information leading to an apartment. A caller provided details prompting a quick inquiry and public interest in the unusual tip.
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Kansas City
Mei
Arthur W. Hamer
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