GOP Leader Opposes Flathead Lake Power Plan
National Republican Committee chair Ayano expressed disapproval of using Flathead Lake for Pacific Northwest power development. In a message to Dan Whetstone of Cut Bank, he voiced sympathy with local efforts to resist federal overreach and protect sovereign rights of the citizens. The note cites authority now held by Washington. A separate item recalls the first treaty with the Navajo near Gallup, New Mexico, dated November 22, 1868.
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War Bulletins and Allied Updates Reach From Global Fronts
A jumble of wartime briefings reports RAF policy shifts and Italian base withdrawal pressure from Tass and Ny Times dispatches. Swedish evacuees, U.S. debt redemption plans, Sweden alarmed by balloons, and Allied mopup gains in North Africa accompany news of Tokyo raids, POWs, and production surges as war news pivots toward Europe and Asia.
Army Officer Unveils Pocket Size Deadly Weapon
A Washington report describes Colonel Rene Ry Sadler showcasing a compact submachine gun designed to fit in a woman's handbag. The M 3 submachine gun weighs under nine pounds and fires a .45 caliber cartridge, offering a lighter yet lethal option for battlefield and patrol use.
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Nimitz Forecasts Tough Times for Japan
Admiral Chester W. Nimitz, commander of the U S Pacific fleet, told UC alumni in Berkeley that he came for a conference to "carry trouble" to Japan. He asserted by year end U S forces in the Pacific will be formidable and denied neglect of foreign theater operations.
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Renews Efforts to Get More Meat for Montana Miners
Washington, June 6. Senator Wheeler of Montana renews efforts to obtain larger meat rations for Montana miners. He argues that the present order worsens conditions and urges immediate action to raise the meat allotment for underground workers.
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Princreton Hospital Report Amid Illness And Calls
An incoherent fragment reports Princreton hospital status after illness with unclear names. It also mentions Sweden Sweden sending troops or training calls by radio, referring to a December announced program for winter and spring drills and a specific number of men involved.
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OPA Expands Subsidy Plans with Coffee Meat Price Aid
The Office of Price Administration moves to extend subsidies to coffee and expands meat and butter relief. Officials say timing unclear for when the cotton order takes effect while the plan faces objections from trade sources and a banking committee vote. Consumers may see butter subsidies in grocery bills this week and meat price rollbacks by late June or July. The Defense Supplies Corporation will not disburse meat, butter, or coffee subsidies amid the session.
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CIO Head Asks Place For Labor In Wartime Management
Washington June letter from CIO President Philly Murray to Director James F. Wyrnes urges the Office of War Mobilization to recognize labor participation in formulating and administering policies. He calls for steps to strengthen OWM with labor involvement to mobilize resources, materials, machinery and men behind armed forces and coordinated with allied leaders.
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Plans to Facilitate 1943 Canning in Washington
OPA announces plans to aid 1943 fruits and vegetables canning by issuing tariff points to wholesalers. This aims to speed stock of the new pack and prevent shortage of supplies as canners ship large portions to wholesalers. The move seeks to reduce warehouse backlog and ensure steady availability.
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Extra points to wholesalers do not affect consumer rations
Impeded full use of the canters' facilities is noted while the issue of extra points to wholesalers is stated as not impacting consumer rations. The article emphasizes that ration levels remain unchanged for the public despite wholesale incentives.
Wheeler Seeks More Research Funds for Mines
Senator Wheeler of Montana told the Senate appropriations committee that the Interior Department should fund the Bureau of Mines to investigate coal and iron deposits. He urged an additional 3.56 million dollars for similar work in New York.
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Plane Occupants Found Dead In Nevada Crash
A sheriff's party found a wrecked army transport plane 28 miles west of here at an elevation near 8000 feet. All occupants were dead and bodies were sent to Reno Air Base. Sheriff Frank Hammond reported the party was led by Deputy Sheriff George Carr and the craft was smashed to splinters but not burned.
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