All-Out Price Control Urged to Avert Cost of Living Crisis
Senator O'Mahoney called for an all-out price control measure to curb inflation and hold a new equitable line on wages and living costs. He cited Justice Byrnes and Bernard Baruch, urged immediate action, and warned against delaying amid subsidies, wages, and energy price pressures.
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Washington
O'Mahoney
D-Wye
James F. Byrnes
Justice Byrnes
Bernard M. Baruch
Byrnes
Crossword Clue Grid Answer Set
A compact listing of crossword clues with across and down entries covering topics from poetry to geography and music. Includes items like operatic solo and Sicilian volcano alongside conifer and native metal for a thematic puzzle.
Lawmaker rails against subsidies after Byrnes speech
Rep Wolcott R Mich argues against continuing subsidies calling the plan demagogic and political. He says there will be no compromise and cites mail showing public concern over the dangers of subsidies.
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Wolcott
R-Mich
Banking
Byrnes
Dryads Fauna Centaurs and Civic Virtue
A quick quiz on myth and a News page ramble mix. Dryad is a wood nymph. fauna is a field deity in Italian myth with human form and goatish traits. a centaur is a creature half man half horse. The editorial urges patience and understanding amid war and local partisanship. horoscope notes fortitude and harmony.
U S Air Bases in Britain Dedicated on Pearl Harbor Anniversary
Six large new airfields in Britain were dedicated by Lt. Gen. Jacob L. Devers to mark the second anniversary of Pearl Harbor. He declared that Germany must surrender or be annihilated.
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London
U. 5
Britain
Pearl Harbor
Jacob L. Devers
Germany
Casual Comment By W. A. BIVINS
W. A. Bivins discusses language in wartime and previews a new weekly feature with comments on timetables, aviation terms, and public notices. He cites Will Rogers and notes readers should expect daily callings and reflections drawn from newspaper exchanges and current events.
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Will Rogers
Fayetteville
British Fear Thoroughbred Shortage Looms for Postwar
Britain faces a tight postwar racing era as war time breeding cuts expect poorer stock. Dorothy Paget and Mrs Betty Lavington head 1943 earnings with Paget's 26 wins totaling 59152 dollars and Lavington near fourteen thousand. Lord Derby and King George also headline spending as Royal entries win prizes.
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London
Great Britain
Sea Wn
Dorothy Paget
Betty Lavington
Miss Paget
William C. Whitney
Elsenham
Essex
Orestés
Mrs. Lavington
Tax-Related Pays Jump for Aviation Executives in 1942
The report notes rises in pay for top aviation executives with profits reaching $537,000 in 1942. Roland Chilton of Wright Aeronautical reported earnings increasing from $168,000 in 1941 to $372,000 in 1942. Analysts cite tax-related adjustments as a contributing factor to the jumps.
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Roland Chilton
Wright Aeronautical
Million Women Needed For Wartime Labor
Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins said many women remain outside the labor force even as war plants close. She urged the tenth national labor conference, noting heavy demand for female workers and that quotas will be doubled after the next service call.
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Kansas City
Frances Perkins
Farmers urged to hold prices, Davis urges action
Chester C. Davis, former war food administrator and president of the St. Louis Federal Reserve, addressed an American farm bureau convention in Chicago urging farmers to join in holding prices in check. He calls for whole hearted cooperation to stabilize market costs.
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Chicago
Chester C. Davis
St. Louis Federal Reserve Bank
American Harm
Bureau Foot Creations
Browder Wife Again Fails to Halt Deportation
Mrs. Raissa Irene Browder, wife of Earl Browder, general secretary of the Communist party, fails to persuade U S authorities to halt her deportation to Russia.
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Washington
Raissa Irene Browder
Earl Browder
Comunist Party
United States
Russia
Doctors sign rationing asks and strange food cures
In a Health Today column, Dr Clendening recalls the strain of medical advisers judging patients seeking extra canned foods for digestive and thyroid conditions. He cites numerous requests for fruit juice and meat, questions the logic, and compares it to Prohibition era signatures for whiskey. A student asks about paving a playground and safety, while a Turkey quake report notes 550 deaths near the Black Sea.
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United States
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