Morgenthau Keynes plan looms in world currency scheme
The article outlines a bold Morgenthau Keynes concept for a global currency authority poised to control economic policy across nations. It links Keynes with New Deal programs and notes White House interest, while contrasting with Roosevelt era measures and Willkie speculation.
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Congress
Henry L. Morgenau Jr
Keynes
New Deal
PWA
Ashington
London
Roose- It
Luftwaffe mystery deepens as new planes emerge
An aeronautical engineer reports fresh clues on German air power in Europe and North Africa. He cites U boats bearing the burden, Coastal Command deterring bombers, and recent production of new ground attack and dive bomber models including the HS 129 and Ju 87 D 1.
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Europe
Mediterranean
Goering
Luftwaffe
R. A. F. Coastal Command
British Isles
United Kingdom
Berlin
Fatherland
North Africa
Donetsche
Sicily
United States
Kasserine Pass
Hitler
Flak Eisenbahnzuege Aimed at Coastal Defenses
General Rudel unveils Flak Eisenbahnzuege a rapid rail mounted anti airgun train to rush to threatened coasts and cover debarking Allied troops. The system shows the Brown Shirts hostile to Allied storming regiments and shore garrisons face new threats from sea borne raiders.
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Rudel
Price Ceilings Put Squeeze On Black Markets
OPA's price ceiling on beef and mutton aims to curb black markets and ease meat prices. Households should beware grading gaps as inner cuts lack stamps, leaving trust on butcher honesty and meat quality. Also notes beer malt shortage hints, tube sharing bottlenecks, coffee rationing unchanged, and other OPA items.
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Washington
OPA
WPB
Stone Hand Drill Narrows Rookie Confusion In Army Training
Kansas City reports a training exercise where Lieut Gene Moody Moore sticks a stone in a rookie's right hand to teach turning. The beginner must keep the stone until Moore orders a release, illustrating discipline in early hospital transfer cases amid a patient’s insistence on holding the stone.
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Kansas City
Gene Moody Moore
Sky Train Soars Off As Personal Turmoil Unfolds
A dramatic air show unfolds with Jimmy Carr leading a 20,000 strong sky train of sailplanes. Amid cheers and risky formations, Pat Friday confronts Jimmy about his affair with Rusty as dark clouds and a threatening storm over Superstition Mountain hint at danger ahead.
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Pete
Jimmy Carr
Jimmy
Loraine
Pat
Ed Bryan
Rusty
Mary Smith
Smith
Captain Carr
Loraine Stuart
Carr
Pat Friday
Phoenix
Arizona
Jim Carr
Lorraine
Darling
Jimmee Darling
American Bomber Puzzle Clue List Reveals WWII Code
A scrambled clue set mentions a U S bomber the Boeing B 17E and other terms. It lists synonyms and partial phrases such as Greek letter wide and river of action, suggesting a wartime crossword style item from a 1940s periodical.
Puzzle Pole Exhibition and Language Quest Highlights
A mixed word puzzle presents clues from vertical and across entries. The list includes a set of word definitions such as toss lounge that one and spherical and covers medical and mathematical abbreviations. The outlet features a puzzle page style with several numbered items and a playful exhibition tone.
Insurance Man Talks Business To Lions Club
L. F. Ferree spoke to the Lions Club at the Sheraton Hotel about "The Life Underwriters' Contribution to the War Effort." He said about 25 percent of American life underwriters have joined the armed forces or war industries, while 75 percent sold war bonds totaling 2.5 billion dollars and wrote 12.06 billion in new life insurance in 1942. He noted life companies invested 9.3 billion in U. S. War Bonds, about 57 percent of total investments, and predicted 70 to 75 percent if the war lasts two more years, stressing the stabilizing effect on the economy.
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L. F. Ferree
The
Lions Club
Sheraton Hotel
Ferree
United States
U. S
Power of southern Democrats in U S legislation
A wartime column analyzes why southern Democrats hold potent sway in Congress. It links seniority driven committees to regional representation, noting southern chairmen dominate key panels in both Senate and House. The piece warns of possible revolt if southern leaders act on threats.
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Washington
Middlewest
South
House
Senate
Jsouth
Rules
Byrd
Virginia
Vinson
Georgia
Cannon
Missouri
Doughton
North Carolina
Representative Sabath
Illinois
Cox
Smith
Clark
Dies
Texas
Lions Club meeting notes highlight war effort and prizes
The report details a Lions Club session praising war production support and the arsenal of democracy. President George Dobbins led, John Kalte oversaw special features, attendance prizes went to Bill Carter and Bob Smith, Dan Monroe was reinstated, with visitors Cliff Reed and Joe Johnson from Thomasville.
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George Dobbins
John Kalte
Lions Bill Carter
Bob Smith
Dan Monroe
Cliff Reed
Joe Johnson
Thomasville Club
Register opens as city notes fiscal savings and tributes
Local notes open registration amid a $50 000 operation savings for the first nine months of the current fiscal year. A tribute from Major General W A Smith to Maj J Ed Kirkman, who died March 22 1933, calls him loyal and faithful aide de camp. Personal items mention illness recoveries and visitors while general news covers a TC-1 dirigible test flight from Akron and President Harding's return.
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J. Ed Kirkman
W. A. Smith
Ansonville
United Confederate Veterans
Kirkman
Government seeks trade reform and expense cuts
The administration aims to reduce world trade barriers and end economic isolation. The President seeks a one billion dollar cut in government spending. Taxes on beer are projected to raise over ten million dollars.
YMCA building fund tops $92 536 in luncheon drive
In a Sheraton Hotel luncheon today reports showed $92 536 75 subscribed to the YMCA building fund toward a $125 000 goal. Dr George R Stuart famed pulpit orator and former coworker of Sam Jones will give a lecture here Tuesday.
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Sheraton
Y.M.C.A. Building Fund
George R.tuart
Famou
Sam Jones
Thomasville Man Held On Charge In Reported Incident
Thomasville police say William T. Ussery about 50 was arrested at his home on a charge of incident with intent to commit a reported incident involving a seven year old girl. The warrant was signed by the child’s mother and Ussery is held in the Thomasville jail.
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Thomasville
E. R. Richardson
William T. Ussery
Ussery
Deaths of H Moring in Asheboro at 86
H Moring 86 retired merchant of Asheboro died at Randolph General Hospital at 9:15 p m Thursday after months of declining health Survivors include three daughters Mrs B S Stedman Mrs Kemp Alexander both of Asheboro and Mrs Henry Robbins Asheboro Rev Sidney Robbins Maine and O J Coffin Chapel Hill Funeral arrangements were incomplete this morning
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Asheboro
W. H Moring
Randolph General Hospital
B. Stedman
Kemp Alexander
Henry Robbins
Sidney Robbins
Maine
O. J. Coffin
Chapel Hill
Boise considers citywide dog ban ordinance
In Boise Idaho Mayor Austen Walker discussed a proposed ordinance banning all dogs citing complaints from victory gardeners. The measure was deemed unenforceable and discarded as impractical as dog catchers cannot handle the volume of calls. Citizens are urged to keep dogs in their own gardens.
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Boise
Idaho
Austen Walker
Victory Gardeners
Radio Program Schedule With War Time Adjustments
A dense listing outlines Eastern War Time programming with hour shifts and corrections by networks. It details serials, dramas, music, news, and variety shows across CBS NBC and related outfits, naming programs like Dick Tracy, Captain Midnight, Jack Armstrong, The Cisco Kid, and The Golden Gate Quartet, plus war commentary and public affairs segments.
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Portia
Dick Tracy
Dbe
Serenade
Quaker City
Plain Bill
Chicago
Blu-West
Wihe
Nbe
Cbs
Hollywood Orchestra
Combe
Biu
Lowell Thomason
Midnight
Fred Waring
Nbc
Vic Borge
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Rex Stout
OPA
Kate Smith
Cal Tinney
Mbs
Dinah Shore
Biy Barrie Sisters
Willard Trio
Meet Your Navy
Cisco Kid
Abe Lyman
Walta
Nbe Gane Busters
Dbs
Basie
Gabriel Heatter
Brewster Boy
Dale Carnegie
Tommy Riese
Betty Lou
John Gunther
John B. Hughes
Gracie Fields
Mbe
Alec Templeton
Korn Kobblere
Paul Schubert
Felmer Davis
Abe-Cbe-Blu Dance Music Orchestra
Nbe-East
Abe
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