Postwar Foresight Urges Oil and Iron Resource Action
After the war America must address dwindling oil and iron. A Senate bill may fund pilot coal to synthetic oil plants, while Minnesota's low grade ore fields see heated bidding. Oil from coal offers future relief. Alaska may hold vast new oil and iron.
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America
London
Paris
Pearl Harkor
Senate
Minnesota
Germany
United States
West
Bureau of Mines
Colorado
Alaska
Optimism on Home Front Amid War Outlook
Elmer Davis cautions that war ends only after the German army is defeated. He notes optimism grows with rank from front lines to leadership, and from American to Allied voices, but emphasizes no early end while German forces remain undefeated.
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Jess
Great Britain
Elmer Davis
Office of War Information
United Nations Command
Mr. Davis
Clapper Urges Congress to Define Postwar Foreign Policy
Washington columnist Raymond Clapper argues Congress should openly state essential postwar policies on disarmament of Axis powers, cooperation with Britain and Russia, and use of force to prevent aggression. He cites public opinion methods and warns against paralysis or excessive secrecy.
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Washington
Congress
Britain
Russia
America
Wilson
Roosevelt
United States
Bull
Burton
Hatch
Hill
Rep. Fulbright
Arkansas
We The Women Children Of Fighters Should Get Thrills
Ruth Millett reflects on war separation, noting many children may not remember their fathers. She contrasts sorrow with pride, saying children of fighters will be inspired by their dads as heroes even if some children never know their fathers well.
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Ruth Millett
Winston Churchill
Mamma
Military quotes and college aims Rick the Pacific war
General Somervell urges maintaining offensive tempo and wall speed as victory nears. Dartmouth President Hopkins calls liberal colleges to shape desirable living patterns over mere efficiency. Admiral Halsey commits to turning the South Pacific battle into victory over Japan.
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Liberal College
Ernest Martin Hopkins
Dartmouth College
Mayor La Guardia Moves to Draft Tinhorns for City Labor
The New York mayor orders police to seize alleged tinhorns for federal or city work as wartime manpower tightens. He argues professionals owe labor, hints at duties on city docks and dumps, condemning gamblers as parasites. The plan, praised for wartime relevance, prompts debate on peacetime value.
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New York
Police Department
LaGuardia
Ia Guardia
Inside General Bradley's small official family in Sicily
General Bradley and his tight staff live in a tented command post near the front. Aides Captain Ghes ter Hansen and Captain Lewis Bridge, both 25, coach the daily tempo. Sergeant Stout, 23, drives the jeep and hopes to return to farming after the war. Corporal Frank Celiada keeps the general's affairs neat while the map on the wall guides key decisions in the campaign.
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Arta
Kingsbury County Boosts Budget At Special Session
Kingsbury County commissioners increased the budget by 26984 dollars at a special session last week. They cut taxes for the coming year by 9162.95 dollars while highway construction was raised 5000 dollars and highway equipment by 2500 dollars.
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Kingsbury County
DE Smet
Rationing Roundup Warns Stamp Handling For Oct 31
OPA officials urge stamps stay attached when presenting books for sugar and other commodities. Sugar stamps 14 and 15 16 cover five pounds each through October 31 for general use and canning. Red and blue stamps have varying valid through dates and some coupons require second inspections by specific deadlines.
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OPA
Kilgallen's Broadway Notes Colorful Nightlife Rich in Celebrities
The Voice of Broadway recalls Helen Hayes and Elizabeth Bergner at a Stage Door Can teen, Cole Porter shopping at Cartier, Walter O Keefe and Gloria Swanson recalling the Willkie campaign, and a murder plot review at the Cort. A dizzy parade of stars, open-air stands, and club chatter frames a week in the city’s glittering scene.
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Helen Hayes
Elizabeth Bergner
Geraldine Farrar
CFA
Connecticut
Barney Ross
Johnny Broderick
Ralph Bellamy
Therot Bamberger
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Broadway
Cole Porter
Cartier
Cole
Walter O'Keefe
Gloria Swanson
Willkie
Display of Captured Japanese Sub Prompts Local Night View
A two man Japanese submarine captured after Pearl Harbor will be shown in Huron Monday evening September 27. It will tour a Third Street display area from 6 PM to 11 PM with catwalks for viewing interior mechanisms. A large local committee led by T H Luby coordinates the event with city officials and volunteers.
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Huron
Pearl Harbor
Third Street
Dakota
Kansas Avenues
Parking area for truckers urged on Dakota Market corner
Police Chief Harvey Huntley announces use of the surfaced truckers parking area at the Dakota Avenue and Market Road site near the Dakota House across from the Chicago and North Western Railway depot. Drivers may also park along Market Road but lighting is poorer than in the new area.
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Market Road
Harvey Huntley
Dakota House
Huron
Chicago and North Western Railway
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