War Production Board halts Escanaba ore docks dispute grows
Northern Michigan critics charge WPB canceled six new ore-dumping docks at Escanaba endangering war supply as iron ore must pass Soo locks and Mackinac Straits to mills in Ohio and Indiana. They blame internal pressure from United States Steel and warn alternative rail route could boost competition and raise costs.
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Michigan
War Production Board
Escanaba
Upper Peninsula
Upper Lake
Duluth
Superior
Ohio
Indiana
Washington
Lake Superior
St. Mary's River
Straits of Mackinac
WPB
Soo Locks
Mackinac Straits
Gary
Conneaut
Berlin
Tokyo
Soo and Mackinac
Donald Nelson
Mica
United States Steel Corporation
Duluth, Missabe and Iron Range
Pittsburgh Steamship Company
Big Eastern
A B C ration point saving code guides best buys
Migraine headache of rationing workers is solved by Lionel Levy who devised the A B C system for size versus points. The best buy is A, next B, poorest C, based on ounces per point. Sample calculations compare 14 ounce and 20 ounce tomato juice cans, showing how to maximize total ounces per point spent and create an amount per point list before shopping.
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Mary Anderson
Lionel Levy
Forest Hills
N. Y
War Time Earache Health Guide for Beggar Soldiers
Earache signals infection or swelling near the ear and is common in children. Pressure balance via the eustachian tube is maintained by external air and swallowing. chewing gum helps flyers. Heat relieves mild pain, but pus behind the drum requires medical care and possible incision. If pain persists seek professional help. It promotes staying well during wartime.
War Aid to Soviet Union Reaches 2.9 Million Tons
Since the start of the Soviet Aid program the United States has shipped more than 2 900 000 tons of war supplies to the Soviet Union. Two thirds of all shipments have been made in American ships.
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Ggg
Victory
Maritime Commission
United States
Germany
Japan
WPB
Uncle Sam
Great Britain
London
Rittania
Admiralty
United States Maritime Commission
Navy
London Admiralty
Canada
British Commonwealth
Land
Soviet Union
Stocking salvage aids war production efforts
Through perfected processes, almost 100 percent of silk and nylon in salvaged stockings can be reclaimed for war use. Recovered materials go into powder bags for heavy caliber guns parachutes and other war essentials. Turkey bought American aeronautical equipment valued at 2 101 194 in August. Nearly all Mexicans have left Europe for Mexico or America.
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America
Europe
New York
Gestapo
France
Roeselaere
Bellum
Reich
Norway
Turkey
Mexico
Famous battle site puzzle clue pack answer key
A dense list of crossword like clues and hints arranged in horizontal and vertical sections. It includes historical battle site references and scattered definitions such as sun personified and algerian native cavalry. The page mixes wordplay with proper nouns and abbreviations across both directions.
Local Notices and Events in April 29 1933
Local items report a Negro music festival at Paramount Theatre Sunday 4 to 6 pm and a Boy Scout training address at Leonard Street School next Tuesday. Social notes mention Mills Home program for seniors, Miss Gladys Goodnight visiting Kannapolis, and relatives in town. Roosevelt drafts large public works plan. NC Legislature nears adjournment over sales tax. US proposes world economic armistice.
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Paramount Theatre
William C. Wessell
Department of Camping
Boy Scouts of America
Leonard Street
I. G. Grier
Mills
Thomasville
High Point
Greensboro
Roosevelt
North Carolina
House
Senate
United States
Blind Jamaca woman makes blood donations
Miss Eleanor C Judd of Jamai ca New York blind has given 13 blood donations to a Red Cross blood bank in New York City.
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Eleanor C. Judd
Jamaica, N. Y
Red Cross
New York City
NR Tablets claim all vegetable formula since long use
Nature's Remedy Tablets emphasize a purely vegetable blend of ten ingredients. The ad asserts no chemicals minerals or phenol derivatives and promises dependable gentle action. A 25 cent box or larger economy size is offered to buyers.
Belgium Limits Exhibition of Foreign Motion Pictures
A Belgian notice reports restrictions on showing foreign films. The compact item references the policy as part of cultural controls, noting curbs placed on foreign motion pictures.
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Belgium
Enterprise Not Published April 29 1923
The Enterprise did not publish on Sunday April 29 1923. No issue appeared that day.
Forest field and stream measure 1942 game output
Forest field and stream reports that 1942 produced nearly 500 million pounds of game and game fish, enough to replace 10 days of rationed meat. Brazil coffee unsold last year totals about 792 million pounds, indicating large surplus.
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Brazil
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Kaiser
Signers
Great Lakes
Pacific
Orient
Moone
Tim Holt
Bonita Granville
TSS I
Duke Ellington
Bob Crosby
Count Baisie
Mills Bros
Fred Slack
Paramount
Henry and
Dizzy
Jimmy Lydon
Rial
Ann Sheridan
Dennis Morgan
THE
Saddle Mountain
William Gargan
Peggy Moran
State Theatre
Salem Street
Tarzan
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Frances Gifford
Johnny Boy
Sheffield
Balghero
dNebeurele E
Sassari
Terrolbo
Tempio
Sardinify
Orsili
Nuri
Erryville
MATEU
Bizerte
Mazora del Vallo
Italy
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Nolo
Foggio
Polla E
Cerignola
Pont du Fohs
Tokroune
Djebibine E Moktor
Aticon City
Sicily
Stiglione
Bori
Altomuro
Tarantoro
Paola
Cosento
S Amente A
Miles
GP Nevel
Mediez EL Bab Zoghouon
Tunisia
Xamouan
middle-Mediterranean
Tunis
Sardinia
Matero
Thomas D. Masters
NEA
Russia
Gerand
San
Mohamm
Incarnation of
Vishnu
Larissa
Greece
New Mexico
Ralph
J. W. Kirkman
T. Carlton Kirkman
Broad Stret
St. Augustine, Fla
Gladys Goodnight
Kannapolis
Addie Lomax
T. C. Kirkman
Shirley
Mullens, W. Va
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