Henry Ford II Aims To Head Ford Empire In Daring Training
Detroit January report profiles Henry Ford II 26, son of Edsel Ford, undergoing intensive office and factory training at the Rouge plant to lead Ford Motor Co. He praises guidance from long-time Ford associates and vows to share leadership with brothers Benson and William upon their return from service.
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Detroit
Henry Ford II
Organiza
Armed Services
Benson
Army
William
Navy Air Service
Ford Motor Co
Edsel Bryant Ford
Young Ford
Navy
Henry
Ford
Jass
Ford Company
Presioge
Edsel Rig
Henry Ford
Tehkiss School
Eville
Yale
Detroit 1 Wings
Anne Mennell
Southampton
L. L
Political exchange erupts on radio offer and immunity
The letter cites Congressmen Rankin and Lipshitz and accuses them of insults on the House floor. It questions the radio offer of $100,000 to prove accusations, and suggests raising the amount to $200,000. The exchange highlights partisan tension and questions about immunity.
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New York
Cong
House of
H Im
Lipshitz
G. Roache
Striking Ford Pratt & Whitney Workers Ordered Back to Jobs
Detroit January 29 Ford division UAW CIO director Richard T Leonard asked 5000 afternoon shift workers at the Highland Park Pratt and Whitney division to return to work after a walkout of 1700 workers following discipline of a union committee man for smoking in a restricted area. Plant officials had refused to discuss the dispute as workers crowded the labor relations office Friday.
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Detroit
Richard T. Leonard
Ford
United Automobile Workers
CIO
Pratt & Whitney
Ford Motor Company
Highland Park
Counseenen
Irish Cop's Son Takes Over Reins Of Democratic Donkey
Robert Emmet Hannegan, a St. Louis attorney and former commissioner of internal revenue, has been elected chairman of the Democratic National Committee. His rise followed Missouri politics and national party backing, with Ray Truman and Clark endorsing him. He plans to address Tar Heel Democrats in Raleigh and has a sports-minded leadership style focused on unity and efficiency.
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Washington
Robert Emmet Hannegan
Bob
Missouri
Democratic National Committee
Middle West
St. Louis
Bob Hannegan
Jim Farley
Paci Crats
Raleigh
Sir Walter Hotel
C. Walker
The
Democrats
Forrest C. Donnell
Hannegan
Harry S. Truman
Bennett C. Clark
Internal Revenue
Annegan
School of Law
St. Louis University
Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Navy
Knox
Morgenthau
James V. Byrnes
Roosevelt
Bowers Promoted To Staff Sergeant At Camp Campbell Ky
Sgt Harold M Bowers son of Mr and Mrs H Bowers of 1519 Longstreet promoted to staff sergeant at Camp Campbell Kentucky He entered service January 12 1943 Sgt Guy E Osborne returns to Laurinburg Maxton Army Air Base after furlough with parents on East Green street extension
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Harold M. Bowers
H. Bowers
Longstreet
Camp Campbell, Ky
Guy E. Osborne
Laurinburg - Maxton Army Air Base
E. A. Osborne
East Green Street Extension
Jordon Visits Here From Keesler Field Detachment
Pvt. Harvey L. Jordon visited his mother Mrs. 8 B. Sax at 310 Meadow Street. He serves at Keesler Field Mississippi with a medical detachment of the U S Army.
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Pvt
Harvey L. Jordon
8. B. Saxon
Meadow Street
Keesler Field
Miss
U. S. Army
Corporal Utley Reports For Final Phase Of Officer Training
Corporal Arthur Manuel Utley Jr of Parkway drive reported at Aberdeen Proving Grounds Maryland for the final phase of training to become a second lieutenant in the ordnance branch.
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Arthur Manuel Utley, Jr
Parkway Drive
Aberdeen Proving Grounds
Aberdeen
Maryland
Ordnance
Ferguson Returns to Nashville After Grandmother's Funeral
Pvt. Lawrence Ferguson has returned to Nashville Tennessee after an emergency furlough to attend his grandmother Mrs Dora He Ferguson’s funeral. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Mayfield Ferguson of 1312 Ragan Street.
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le Terrence E. Thornton
Evie Thornton
Kennedy St
Sampson, N. Y
Lawrence Ferguson
Nashville
Tenn
Dora
Mayfield Ferguson
Ragan Street
First Lieutenant John F. Jones Jr Promoted in England
John F. Jones Jr. has been promoted to first lieutenant while serving somewhere in England. He is the son of John F. Jones Sr., head of the wartime rationing board here, and his home address is 217 Steele fete.
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Paul Bullin
Gilmer
North
Africa
Italy
Sicily
Cpl
Edward Fallenstein
Fred Fallenstein
Thomasville
Route Two
South Pacific
Harold
John F. Jones, Jr
England
Steele Fete
John F Sr
Majeskie Arrives at Missouri Flying Training Detachment
James Columbus Majeskie has joined the 209th Army Air Forces Flying Training Detachment at the Missouri Institute of Aeronautics near Sikeston Missouri. He is the son of Mrs. L Majeskie of 227 Montlieu Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Columbus
Majeskie
209Th Army Air Forces Flying Training Detachment
Missouri Institute of Aeronautics
Sikeston, Mo
L. Majeskie
Montlieu Avenue
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William A. Barnes
Raymond J. Tucker
L. T. Tucker
Kelly Field
Texas
Tucker
Michigan State College
Mississippi
Gilmer Bullin
John Bullin
Randolph St
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South
Hamilton
Albert FE. Yow
James Yow
Culler St
van Buren
Ark
Yow
Joseph Johnston
W. T. Johnston
Jamestown
Jacksonville
Fla
Naval Air Station
Beaufort
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Richard Johnston
Joseph
Eastport
Maine
Marion W. Belch
Martha Parker
Young Street
Atlantic City
Odell M. Pitts
Myrtle Thompson
Winston Road
Pfe. Pitts
Cherry Point
N. Y
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J. EB. Craven
High Point
Farragut
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Jack
Harold Bullin
Gilmer and
Paul
Marine Corps
Faye Mendenhall Bullin
Grace St
Robert C. Smith
San Francisco
H. C. Smith
Smith
Atlantic
Douglas L. Johnson
Gulfport
Mrs. W. B. Johnson
Boulevard
Winchell
Pvt. M
Ned Nordness
Robert EF. Hannegan
Bowers
Osborne
Harold McGhee
News Courier
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UTLEY
Ferguson
Jones
Py Witenes
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