08 Jun 1943
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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1943
Page
1
A chaotic dress rehearsal at the Leandro Yan Lean disaster center near San Leandro High School exposed flaws in civil defense organization. Officials and volunteers scrambled to coordinate the emergency drill as the event ran late and highlighted communication gaps and improvised procedures.
New York Treasury head Henry Morgenthau Jr announced a reset in war bond sales, aiming at higher forced savings nationwide. In Newark, Morgenthau pledged to push payroll deductions to about 25 percent into bonds, claiming about $128 million a month currently moves into war bonds and insisting increased payroll take will hit the goal.
Washington reports mixed retail results as department stores reveal weekly sales gains. Analysts note higher consumer spending, with году solid activity in major markets and cautious optimism for the coming quarter amid inflation concerns.
Washington reports Grange leaders and grocers protest OPA pricing rules. Albert Goss, Grange master, argues subsidies harm farmers and city merchants. In Senate debate, supporters warn price controls threaten revival, while opponents urge action to curb shortages and stabilize markets.
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A garbled report claims Han of Vermont denounced resistance to an IDA initiative, while Senator ODaen iv Thannerat of Texas calls for housecleaning to avert a perceived crisis. The fragments indicate political turmoil and calls for reform.
Idle acres to be drafted into agricultural production under the Triple-A plan. Secretary Claude R. Wickard urges county and community committees to locate nonproducing lands and activate them for feed production. USDA war boards will provide help where local action is insufficient, including locating cooperatives and financing where needed.
Two girls in a UNH sheep pen study agriculture as a war course tied to loan programs and equipment help. The piece notes Farm service urges operators to rent idle acres to capable individuals, expanding cultivation by assigning unused land to those who can manage it.
Garrison of Rutgers University urges farmers to plant hay and pasture seeds for defense and price guarantees. He cites 20 supported kinds including alfalfa timothy and clover, noting these seeds aid war production and stabilize crop yields through rotation.
Agricultural notes discuss increasing use of rabbits for meat and provide guidance on potato planting and seed piece selection. Advice emphasizes choosing seed pieces with one good eye to reduce drying and ease handling, reflecting practical farming tips of the era.
Washington DC. Skyrocketing liquor prices push the Office of Price Administration to seek a tighter plan. OPA calls all distilled spirits stand owners to file by July 6 with data on current prices and the method used to set ceilings. A new milk schedule at the distiller level is eyed with retail prices set by wholesale markups.
Los Angeles report says Charles Chaplin, 54, is accused in superior court of being the father of an unborn child by Joan Barry, 23. The suit seeks a declaration of paternity and a monthly support of 2500 for the infant, plus 10000 for medical expenses.
A court entry notes a sum of five thousand dollars for trial costs. The sult was brought to guardian Mrs Vertrude KW Berry, mother of Miss Barry, who is named as guardian of the unborn child. Barry reportedly changed her surname from Derry upon starting a film career.
The Navy will use the Ahwanee Hotel and the hotel at Sun Valley Idaho to house 506 convalescent sailors.
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