Month of Raises and Gas Ration Changes Reported
The piece notes rising costs and shifts in rationing with new coupons due mid June and validity starting July 1. Officials describe black market activity around stamp purchases by taxi and truck operators ending quarter surpluses. The changes cover Maryland Virginia the District of Columbia parts of West Virginia and ten other states.
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Maryland
Virginia
District of Columbia
West’ Virginia
Dubious Dispatches With Signature Edits Revealed
Fragmentary report quotes a disjointed dispatch claiming editorial edits and signatures. It notes advertising representative listings for Associated Press offices in New York Chicago and addresses on Lexington Avenue and Michigan Avenue.
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Ms ‘Associated Pres
Abe
Pis
Networks Prepare to Comply With FEC Rules June 14
New York June 2 Networks move to meet FCC broadcasting rules upheld by the Supreme Court. Changes will phase in by June 14 or soon after. Mutual and CBS inform stations of required shifts abandoning network hour monopolies and giving local outlets greater show selection freedom.
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Chain Broadcasting
Federal Communications Commission
Supreme Court
Mutual
CBS
Jack Carson
Carvan
Hollywood
The
Army
WAACS
Hoppe
Spravier Cugat
NBC
Fred Waring
Mrs. North
Jimmy Dorsey
Eddie Cantor
Rochester
Kay Kyser
Red Barber
Sammy Kaye
Dr. Christian
Manhattan
John Freedom
Radio Forum
MBS
Rancho Casolina nights and tense factory plans
In a Mexican estate, Jean Marsten and Steve Landis mingle with the Parkisons and Curley as plans to lodge at a hotel clash with Steve’s concern for plant efficiency. The mood blends romance, charm, and unease about looming travel, work, and a looming train warning.
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Curley
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Rosita
Senorita
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Jeatt
Rancho Casolina
Parkinson
Jean Cred
Mrs. Parkinson
Roaita
Résita
Gurley
Manana
Steve
Bleve Landin
Niles
Godiva
Pantie
Pedro
Time 10 Clean House coal seizure critique
The piece argues government seizure of coal mines stems from class legislation and Wagner Act policies. It claims such measures empower labor groups, threaten individual liberty, and could extend beyond coal to privatized industry as officials manipulate emergencies for socialized production.
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Hiang
War record will be remembered by editors' stance on labor strikes
The Baltimore Sun column argues moderates within labor, led by William Green and Sidney Katz, should reject strikes that harm war production. It credits wartime restraint by unions aligned with government policy and warns that hostile actions could jeopardize morale, the war economy, and national security.
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William Green
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AFD
AFL
Sidney Katz
Maryland District
Messrs. Green and Katz
Roosevelt
Baltimore
War Administration
Hich
National Labor Relations Board
Japan's Military Masters by Hillis Lory reviewed
The Literary Guidepost critiques Hillis Lory's Japan and the Japanese war machine. It notes the book's strong analysis and readable, intelligent prose despite repetition in the field. Lory’s insider perspective from teaching in Japan shapes a view that time favors Japan, with emphasis on production, logistics, and wartime home life.
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Japan
Hillis Lory
Viking
Lory
United Nations
Pacific
Coal Industry Strikes Spur Government Action and Work Orders
The government weighs new steps as coal mine shutdowns threaten steel production. Officials estimate 45 days of coal above ground and mills may face 25 to 50 percent output cuts. Roosevelt aides push immediate work, with a federal notice ordering mines to resume at regular shift times and inform workers that work is available despite contract talks.
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Lewis
Tekes
U. S. Steel
Pittsburgh
UMW
Gallitzin
Roosevelt
Axi
Staffid
Solia Fuels Administration
Officials Set Ration Rules for War Workers and Servicemen
Officials described ration adjustments affecting servicemen on furlough and workers near their jobs. Prentiss M. Brown ordered denial of supplemental rations for those within walking distance unless exempt for handicaps or heavy tool carriers. Second-quarter stamps would be invalidated by revised coupon markings as policy shifted amid wartime labor talks and strikes.
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OPA
Prentiss M. Brown
Brown
Nazi Sub Sunk By Spencer In Calm Atlantic Action
The USS Spencer engaged and sank a German U-boat after a probe and heavy gunfire. Survivors were rescued, many claImed the depth charges were terrifying, and the crew boasted of sinking one submarine before shaving for credit.
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Wesemame
Relly
Navy
Tax plan partial relief hinges on future income drops
The measure delivers only bookkeeping relief, as taxes for the current year must still be paid on June 15. Rep Knutson called the compromise “16 per cent of the Rum! plan,” noting technical provisions would enact limited relief despite long standing tax rules from 1913.
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Rep
Knutson
R.minn
Allies Blast Its Engines in Bombing Run
A damaged bomber and at least five others were shot up during an attack. Four aircraft went burning into the sea, one crashed in trees, and a sixth dived steeply, possibly sharing a fate with the others. Despite heavy damage, the lead plane returned to base after the raid.
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