Edsel Ford Leaves Fortune and Ford StockShares
The article reports on Edsel Ford leaving a fortune and details about Ford Motor Company stock. It mentions Mrs Ford’s home provision and the fate of shares among the Ford children. It notes the charitable deductions and designation of stock beneficiaries, naming Lieut Henry Bard Benton and others in the context of the will.
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T and D Theatre Presents Big Bill in Kaleidoscopic Revue
The T and D Theatre stages a week long lively show led by Big Bill wuois Late Amstrang, with a colorful revue. The performance features several noted acts including Sonny Woods Adi Haken and Norval Minneviteh Harinettes Renew, delivering varied vocal numbers and high energy dance.
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Japanese Camps Urged By C of C in Waysonville
In Waysonville the Chamber of Commerce urged relocation for Japanese ancestry internees. Clarence G Callender stated the detainees faced "prison-like" confinement and argued that the Japanese should be relocated after the war, or transferred elsewhere under tight control and surveillance.
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Churchill Returns Safely To London
Churchill arrives in London after talks in Washington with President Roosevelt. Foreign Secretary Eden accompanies him as does imperial envoy Liew John. The party travels from the United States to London then tours key sites while rumors swirl about German plans and possible future actions.
Montgomery Ward Reports Higher May Sales Increase
Montgomery Ward and Company released May sales figures showing a gain over April as the retailer completed four months ending May 30. The report cites improvement in overall business with notable year over year growth details and regional performance.
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Zoot Suiters Hunted In L A City Riots Drag On
Los Angeles police report a wave of zoot suit related violence as Navy personnel assist in keeping order but riots flare nightly. Enlisted sailors marines and others were restricted citywide by Rear Admiral D W Bagley to curb disturbances amid organized sorties by zoot suit gangs.
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Governor vetoes Cow Palace board appointments bill
SACRAMENTO Governor Warren vetoed a bill by Aysom Harrison of Red Seo City that would have set excessive appointments to the Agricultural District 1-A board subject to Senate confirmation. The bill aimed to ensure broader representation for Stocker, Hosun, Ram, Gan Francises, and San Meteo in managing the Cow Palace affairs.
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Steel For Bible Covers Is OK'd
Washington War Production Board approved use of several tons of waste steel for Bible jackets as a wartime measure. Officials said manufacturers should avoid implying the Bibles will stop bullets. Small quantities of thin steel with no military use were also allowed for purchase. Bibles are sold in Army post exchanges for soldiers and carried by relatives in their pockets.
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Treasury Seeks Bond Sale to Raise Two Billion
Washington reports Secretary of the Treasury may launch a two billion dollar water bond sale soon. The next sale could occur in September, with the Treasury aiming to mobilize funds before that date.
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Allies Attack Island Fortress
Allied headquarters in North Africa report an assault on Pantelleria and surrounding sea approaches. American Flying Fortresses and British warships bombarded the island as convoy traffic in the Med intensified.
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Beet Subsidy Delay Impacts Sugar Company
W N Wilds, president of the American Crystal Sugar Company, criticized government delay in implementing a beet subsidy program. He warned the late approval would cut 1944 production by up to six to per cent, citing late planting due to a late wet spring, price ceilings, and equipment shortages as key problems.
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American Crystal Sugar Company
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