Axis Peace Gestures Stir U S Capitol Clash Over War Policy
Reports of Axis peace overtures draw skeptical scrutiny as Congress dives into wartime policy. Debates spark over Roosevelt salary limits, war manpower, and potential drafts, with fears freighted by shortages and fiscal strain.
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Associated Press
Washington
War Manpower Commission
Germany
Finland
Russia
Britain
House
Ways and Means
Disney
Oklahoma
Roosevelt
House Military Committee
Rep
Kilday
D.-Tex
WMC
Fulmer
D.S.C
House Agriculture Committee
Commerce
Hitler
Uncle Sambre
Rationing Guide Details March 1 Start for Processed Foods
Guidance outlines rationing of canned and frozen fruits and vegetables dried fruit soups and baby foods beginning March 1 with retail sales ending February 20. Details cover Sugar Coffee Gasoline tire inspections oil coupons and regional limits across zones and states with varying expiration dates and gallon values.
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The
Associated Press
Midwestern
Zone A
New York
Adirondack
Jersey
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
East
Kentucky
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Missouri
Kansas
Midwest
Washington
Oregon
Monkey business in the babies ward at St Louis Zoo
George P. Vierheller, director of the St. Louis Zoo, explains the nursery work in the monkeyhouse incubator. Three new arrivals include Henry the male orangutan and Trouble the chimpanzee. Trouble has died since the photos were taken. a baby specialist prepared a scientific diet for the infant primates.
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George P. Vierheller
St. Louis Zoo
Friday
Henry
Trouble
Chunos: Dried Potatoes Among Andean Traditions
Centuries of Andean practice drying potatoes for long storage yield chunos. This traditional method preserves nutrition and provides staples during scarce seasons, reflecting enduring agricultural ingenuity in high altitude communities.
Radio schedule changes and program corrections notice
Eastern War Time adjustments plus network late corrections affect daily lineup. Highlights include Red Cross romantic play 12:30, Frank Sinatra 1:30, U of Chicago Roundtable 2:00, NBC Symphony 6:00, and national news programs throughout the evening.
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Red Cross
Biu
Salt Lake Tabernacle’s
Son
Robert St Joby
Horace Heidt
Church of the Air
Dbs
Labor For Victory
Nbe
Frank Sinatra
Cbs
U of Chicago Roundtable
Jim
Blu
Cos Pilgrim
John Chas
Thomas Preen
Whhe
Joan Vandercook
New York Philharmoni¢g Orch
Records
Nbs
Upton Close
Wake Up America
Phillip K. Gordon
Warembs
Camp Wheeler
Mbs
Newsembe
Green Hornet
Andre Westelanets
Meda Young People's Church
NBC Symphony
Toscaniniende Moylan Sisters
Harmony
Basic Dancing Music
Bdlu
West
Gladys Swarthout
Dbs Augustana College Choir
Eva le
Wmt Shirer
Edward R. Murrow
Irene Rich Kem
Nhe
Metropolitan Opera
Blu Serge
Gene Autry
Che Anchors Aweigh
Naval
Drew Pearson
Eward Tomlinson
Hlu
Ride
Joe Kelly
We the People
Che Stare and Strines
Britain
Charlie McCarthy
Godwin
Orson Welles
Che
American Forum
Gueets
Elia Fitzgerald
Keve
B'U-Baste Vonurad Nagel
Mhs
Bliu
Jimmie Fidier
Dorothy Thomason
Tatke
Spitainy & Girt Orch
Rachaebiu i Baker
Hughes
T.ee Cherne
Cbe
Parker Family
Neweenbe
Anawee
Fa c
Six Nights In Ocean Gives Suggestions For Sea Safety
Brig. Gen. Nathan Twining and 14 others were rescued after six nights at sea in the Solomons area. He drafted safety recommendations after a difficult forced landing and hospital recovery, including smoke signals water-tight watches and Very pistols. One crewman injured a crushed hand, rations lost, albatrosses aided food, vitamin pills valued.
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Charles McMurty
South Pacific
Storm
Nathan Twining
Portland
Ore
Catalina
General
Charlotte
N. C
Twining
Solomons
Jasper W. Woodruff
Fayetteville
Ark
Sufficient liquor supply for U.S. needs says official
Washington dispatch reports Director Joseph L. Weiner of the office of civilian supply assures there is enough liquor to meet normal consumption for several years. He says the bedrock economy estimate of one percent of 1941 liquor would cover only medicinal needs and notes no federal rationing is necessary. rationing would be a state decision.
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Washington
Joseph L. Weiner
Office of Civilian Supply
Weiner
OPA Chief's Wife Maintains Calm Over Rationing Woes
Mrs Prentiss Brown wife of the OPA head says she remains unperturbed by shortages. She notes sugar and meat are scarce but she adapts with fond memory of steak by the fire and plans meals by hunger. The Browns, in Washington after moving from Michigan, cope with ration limits while their seven children pursue war work or college.
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Edith Gaylord Washington
Prentiss Brown
America
Prentiss, Jr
St. Ignace
Mich
OPA
Henderson
Price
Brown
Senate
Paul
Michigan
To Speak Monday At H. P. College
Hubert Thompson Strong, famed color lecturer, will lecture at High Point College Monday evening in Roberts Hall at 8 o'clock. He, a fabric designer turned color science enthusiast, explores ultraviolet and polarized light to reveal new color forms on screen with projection. Miss Geta Frey assists, modeling glowing costumes under ultraviolet light. The event is free as part of the college lecture series.
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Hubert Thompson Strong
High Point College
Robert's Hall
Strong
Geta Frey
Liquor-Loaded Bus Passengers Are Arrested
In Charlotte a whiskey laden bus from Fort Mill S C was met by police and 29 passengers were escorted to the station. Most were Negroes and each carried eight pints or more with some confiscated for legal reasons. Those with prior liquor sales reputations were bonded.
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Charlotte
Fort Mill
S. C
Mercer J. Blankenship
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