Ickes Outlines Five Year Plan to Increase World Food
Secretary Ickes proposes a five year plan to raise food production to feed up to 10 million people for a year, including targets for grains milk beans and navitaks, and calls for expansion to meet world and UN needs while boosting domestic supplies and war program support. It covers plans across agriculture, water, Indian lands, grazing, and fertilizer research with agency roles outlined.
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Associated Pree
Washington
Une
Toker
Enbdlvistons
Bureau of Reclamation
Plana
Western
Hintes
Office of Indian Affatra
General Land Office
Walter
Geological Survey
Morgenthau Seeks 12 Billion Dollar Tax Boost
Secretary Morgenthau said there is no chance Congress will pass a restrictive tax bill and projected 10 billion dollars by June 30 next year. The Ways and Means Committee split on when to begin considering a new tax bill as economists warn the next fiscal year could bring significant revenue.
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Associated Breed Wislingtow
Morgenthau
Congress
Bncomes
Howse Ways and Mineuns
Mlor+ ema
Yretarlers
Montrose Marine Among Six Decorated for Valor
Six members of the Marine Corps were decorated at the Montrose station in a Pearl Harbor era ceremony. Among those awarded medals was Gregory Hay Loesch of Montrose and Jr. Goh C. R. Freemah. The report notes fire hazards from overheating electrical irons and risks from thermostat damage if dropped.
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Swi Diego
Callt
Marine Corps
Tl Toraaly
Ty Jr
Goh C. R. Freemah
Gregory Hay Loesch
Montrose
Adams Mrs Bjargdret Mo Adama of Lucerne Dies
Deaths notice for Mrs. Bjargdret Mo Adama of Lucerne with services at 10 a.m. and interment at Faton cemetery following a late-arrival from Macy's drawing room.
Armstrons Ball Passed Away in California Funeral Set
Armstr ons Ball age 71 of Altadena California formerly of the Tierce district. Husband of Teart Ball father of Ntobart Ball and George Ball of Fierce earlier heirs include Pearl Springer and Mire Loren Balmer. Numerous siblings listed. Fifteen grandchildren. Funeral Saturday at 2:30 PM in our chapel with interment in Zatow cemetery.
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George W. Ball
Altadena
Calif
Tierce
Teart A. Ball
Ntobart
Ball
George
Fierce
Millard Ball
Ness
South Pacific
Flos R. Ball
Seattleirs
Pearl Springer
Fasadena
Mire
Loren Balmer
Wann
J. H. Ball
Agate
Coto
Fort Collins
Local Ration Boards Urged To Punish Speeding Drivers
The state traffic advisory committee urged local ration boards to crack down on speeding motorists. Officials cited rising speeds and increasing percentages of vehicles exceeding limits, with average speeds around 35 mph and buses showing notable violations. Authorities warned of tightening rationing if violations continue.
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Denver
W. M. WH. Mame
U. G. Nrotschneider
OLA Minuilatrelor
Spn
Haman
Botar Ag
Ures Fa
Nazis Urge Silence on Suppressed Invasion Clamor
A German radio broadcast summarized by the Associated Press reports Nazi leadership calling for suppression of noisy critics and warning of anti invasion measures. The period broadcast claims Axis forces prepared anti invasion maneuvers along the coast with landing craft and munitions plants moved and coast defenses fortified.
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London
Germany
Conat
Thy Minietry
Ditto
Mition
Artleis
Nast Prop
Associated Presa
Ault Names Roy L. Duncan As Marshal
Roy L. Duncan is appointed town marshal by Ault officials. Various residents serve in county highway work and military service. Local moves include families relocating to Fairplay and Denver hospital recoveries. Evergreen forestry notes warn that new growth covers buds by late spring.
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Roy L. Duncan
Marshal
Ault
Ault Baptist Church
Alvin Hensley
Paral
Oliver Shaw
Portland
Ore
Haw
Dan Paytor
Eider
Topeka
Kan
Denver
3Irv
Raymond Kelley
Stra
Ray Adams
Fairplay
Ray Has
Nan On
Cato Ranch
Nove
Harvey ‘Nelson
Nelsons
Eddie
Harry Jones
Ruth Ann Nelson
Thathme
Ed Nelson
John Newman
Thermopelia
Wyo
New Charges Target OPA Office in Probe
Washington reports state that Harold L Allen and Narold Alten present charges accusing the OPA of attempting to seize control of the American industrial system through profit regulation rather than price caps. The probe cites David Ginsburg and references a possible link to wartime price controls and broader government oversight.
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Washington
Nice Aduilatetration
OPA
N Howe
Aimodean
Narold L. Alten
Smith Survcounnejco
Prentiss Brown Tilt Opa
Allen
David Ginsburg
Genera
Rowland Worcs Jr
National
Ray
Scawlay
D.-Pa
Jowsg Uni
War Food Administration
WRA
Harold Lb. Allen
Kotsa
Aald Aubpaciaed Fos
David Gasburg
Coundel
Thia Ta Haan
OMA
Ateyhan
Dairymen Oppose Subsidy Scheme At League Meeting
Dairymen vote opposition to government subsidies, arguing subsidies disrupt price signals and burden taxpayers. Davis, war food administrator, warns meat and dairy supplies will be allocated to military and civilian needs, while farmers push for rapid induction of draft-age workers and immediate discharge to support wartime production.
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Associated Prena
New York
Chester
Davis
Dalrymons League Cooperation
Inague
Farniére
America
OPA Sets Ceiling on Alfalfa Hay Prices in Several States
OPA announced ceiling prices for alfalfa hay across New Mexico, Arizona, El Paso area, and nearby Texas counties. Maximum price listed is 9.20 per ton on farm, with grade No. 1 hay at 22.00 to 25.50 and grade No. 2 hay at 20.00 to 22.50, subject to state or federal hay inspector certification.
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Denver
OPA
New Mexico
Scaho
Avizona
el Paso
Ifyéspeth
Texas
Evtea Lenfy
Two Coloradoans Reported Wounded in North Africa
Washington dispatch reports the war department listing 278 U S soldiers wounded in action in North Africa. Included are Colorado entries and named individuals such as Joey Martinez, Frank Ly Smith, and others connected to various towns and hospitals.
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Washington
United States
North Africa
Colorato—Teeh
Joey Martinez
Pete ¥. Martinez
LaGartin
Frank Ly Smith
Mary P. Smith
Las Aulmas
Cutting Milk Price To Producer Banned
Washington June 11 The war food administration today ordered contracts to include provisions prohibiting reductions in prices paid producers for milk under the price roll back and stabilization program. New York District excluded due to votes on price adjustments for misfit and fluid milk. The action aimed to prevent lower producer prices on July 1 amid a round of price stabilization measures.
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War Fond Administention
New York
Wlk
Davis Tries To Answer Criticisms In OWI Debate
Weslington June 17 Elmer Davie defends his office against criticism from Senator Bridged and Hap Short claiming the charges are mostly nonsense. He says the OWI director misquoted Bridges and Shout and asserts Washington news is poorly covered. Bridges accuses Davis of trying to silence the press over New Deal wartime policy while claiming OWI blocked industry from telling the full production story.
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Weslington
Elmer Davie
Bridged
Anh
Office of War Information
OWI
Hap, Short
Tsmo
Bridges
Congress
Davis
Boston
Guild
Washington
OWL
Senate fights Jackson Hole National Monument funding
A Senate appropriations panel proposes an amendment to block interior department funding for the Jackson Hole National Monument in Wyoming. Critics say the 221000 acre area near Teton National Park was created without consultation, sparking opposition from state and Wyoming congressional members. The amendment prohibits any part of the act's appropriation from being used for administering the monument.
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Washington
Wea Ath
Interior Department
Jackson Hole National Monument
Wyong - Tha Monument
Teton National Park
Wyoming
Congress
Senate Appropriations
O'Mahoney
D-Wye
Jackson Hole
Japanese Relocation Center Head Denies Hoarding Charge
Heart Mountain Relocation Center in Wyoming. Jas i7.-Quy Robertson, director of the Heart Mountain project, denies charges that Japanese at the camp were allowed to hoard fowl secrets in the states, raised before a subcommittee in Los Angeles by Earl A. Best, former camp employee.
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Heart
Mountain Relocation Center
Cady, Wyo
Jas
Quy Robertson
Heart Mountain Project
Los Angeles
Earl A. Best
Soldier wounded in Denver escape attempt report
In Denver two escape attempts were reported by military police during the day. Captain Charles W. Riblett said a soldier wounded in the leg was treated at a general hospital after fleeing custody in downtown Denver. Two Buckley Field soldiers were captured after attempting to escape a work detail near the airbase.
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Denver
Charles W. Riblett
Bronchean
Pitasimons General Hospital
Miltary
Buckley
East Denver
Hia
Nde Npx
Gnagol
Millytory
Willy
Entombed Foreman Rescued After Underground Trapping
The 54 year old Gordon Tem pany construction foreman was rescued today by Cleveland city firemen after being trapped about 45 feet underground for around 12 hours in a cave in.
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Cleveland
Gordon Tempany
No Other Agency Willing To Take FSA Headaches
Washington June 17 A special house committee investigating the Farm Security Administration says no other agency is willing to assume FSA headaches. Edward O Neal of the American Farm Bureau Federation recommends abolition or division of FSA functions among existing agencies while preserving essential services.
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Washington
House
Arin Security Administration
FEA
Edward O'Neal
American Farm
Bureau Federation
FSA
Tealimony
Bil
Ee O'Neal
Lid Pr
Russia Denies Peace Parley With Germany
London dispatch reports Moscow formally denying a Stockholm newspaper claim that Germany and Hussain representatives met in Sweden to discuss peace. The Tass agency called the report clumsy and laughable, denying any talks on territorial questions.
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Russia
Germany
Presa
London
Rossia Today
Stockholm
Alloksada
Gerona
Canstal
Mra
Alexandria Kollontay
Sweden
Tass
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