Greeks Report Counter Attacks Halted Italians Near Berati
Greek mountain fighters repelled two Italian counter-attacks north of Kusura in central Albania and resumed the advance toward Berati. RAF bombers hit Nazi bases in Norway as Britain endures a quiet night amid air war with Axis forces.
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Better Dairy Advertising Proposed To Boost Butterfat Returns
W H Olson of the American Dairy Association spoke at a Beadle County courthouse meeting urging South Dakota butterfat producers to fund a national dairy advertising program. He noted several states already run the plan and explained costs, potential price gains, and the share producers would contribute via a per pound butterfat levy during June.
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South Dakota
W. H Olson
American Dairy Association
Beadle County
Dairy Department of
South Dakota State College
Olson
Roy A. Cave
Extension Dairymat
Brookings
P Gram
National Association For Advertising of Dairy Products
North Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Iowa
United States
Settlement Near in Defense Plant Strike Talks
Detroit reports say Governor Van Wagoner announced discussions in Detroit between Eaton Manufacturing Wilcox-Rich division in Saginaw and rival unions to settle the dispute. Federal conciliator Dewey urged reopening and a national board election to determine bargaining agent, with rehiring of walkout workers demanded as national defense urgency. The five plants employ about 3,500 workers producing parts for airplane engines and cars.
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Mich
Murray D. van Wagoner
Eaton Manufacturing Company
Saginaw
James F. Dewey
Dewey
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CIO
R. J. Thomas
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Uaw-Afl
National Labor-Relations Board
Uaw-Cic
Éeiling
Bargain Days To Open Thursday In Huron
Huron merchants unite for Bargain Days offering hundreds of savings in food clothings dry goods hardware and furnishings. The event organized by the Huron Chamber of Commerce retail division targets out of town shoppers and farmers in the trade area with special evening editions and 12000 home deliveries.
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Huron Chamber of Commerce
Huronite
Two Esposito Brothers Indicted in New York Slayings
New York authorities indict ex-convict brothers William Esposito and Anthony Esposito for murder after a holdup on Fifth Avenue and 34th Street left a patrolman and a civilian dead. Grand jury voted within minutes after evidence from about 85 witnesses. Police guarded the prisoners in Bellevue Hospital ward amid fears of escape.
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New York
William Esposito
Anthony Esposito
Fifth Avenue
34Th Street
Jacob J. Rosendl
Bellevue Hospital
Iger Toan
Ree Heights Solon Moves To Repeal Death Penalty
South Dakota legislators consider repealing capital punishment with five bills by Sen. Elmer A. Beck Ree Heights aiming to repeal statutes for murder and kidnapping death penalties Beck argues killing is wrong and cites Bible grounds The 1915 repeal context and homicide rates are noted amid a busy legislative start with several committees forming and budget measures underway.
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Ree Heights Solon
Pierre
South Dakota
H. W. Hembach Ipswich
Beck
Bushfield
Appropriations Committee
Leo UD ‘K
Kimball
Matt Stephenson
Dupree
Defense Program Without Boost In National Debt Seen
The Brookings Institution states the defense program could be financed without increasing the public debt if national income averages 850,000,000,000 annually for three years and taxes are raised. Dr. Harold G. Moulton urges budget balance during the preparedness period and warns of choosing essential military spending, cutting non military outlays, broadening the tax base, and raising levies to avoid future disaster.
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Washington
Brookings Institution
Harold G. Moulton
Moulton
Bil- Yong
Navy seeks 400 small boats and expanded shipyards
Washington January 15 The Navy asked Congress for authority to build 400 small vessels including submarines mine sweepers and torpedo boats and for $312 460 000 for their construction and armament plus $25 000 000 for expanded building facilities Rear Admiral Samuel M Robinson said 280 vessels were urgently needed and most would be completed within a year The committee also endorsed a $300 000 000 plan to strengthen anti aircraft power with a new 5 inch anti aircraft gun and associated facilities
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Navy
Congress
Samuel M. Robinson
Bureau of Ships
House Naval Committee
Great Lakes
W. R Furlong
Prnariet
Spain
Margaret Neil Defends Estella Hunt in Court
Margaret Neil testifies in defense of Estella Hunt amid allegations of payroll fraud. She describes Johnson asking her to add names to the supplemental payroll and notes Mrs. Hunt’s longtime friendship with Paint. Prosecutor Harold Lund cross examines as the case centers on forged paychecks.
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Margaret Neil
Estella Hunt
Johnson
Neil
Harold ©. Lund
Mina Atalo
Hunt
Hull urges self defense law to curb world conquest threat
Secretary Hull testified before Congress urging unlimited lend materials to Britain and allies, arguing only the law of self defense can be used in face of a global movement of conquest. He warned Japan and Italy threaten civilized order and emphasized practical defense beyond arming at home.
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Hull
Am Congress
Britain
Hransk
Reelert Roosevelt
Atlantic Ocean
Luther A. Johnson
Texas
United States
Johnson
South America
Fish
New York
Ebiet
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