Milk Rollback Order Reversed By Washington
Washington rescinds until February 23 the order cutting North Carolina wholesale milk price ceilings three cents a gallon. The move averts a potential crisis as Coble Dairy Products of Lexington NC halted shipments to 34 government camps and many communities in the Carolinas and Georgia. The interim period will survey costs at the Cable Company plants as Gov. J. M. Broughton of North Carolina reacts.
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Washigton
Office of Price Administration
North Carolina
Coble Dairy Products Company
Lexington
N. C
George Coble
Carolinas
Georgia
OPA
J. M. Broughton
North
Five Executed in Paraguay Revolt at Asuncion
Reports from Formosa Argentina dated January 29 say five men were executed in Asuncion for involvement in a Wednesday revolt. An interior ministry release says loyal forces repelled a dawn attempt to seize police headquarters and the telce building.
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Formosa
Argentina
Asuncion
Paraguay
Clorinda
Ministry of Interior
Telce
Coble supply cut would force state items to rise
Carolina officials warned that halting the Coble supply would compel distributors in the state to import from outside at 55 cents a gallon. The Coble Company had earned 38 cents per gallon before the OPA ordered the rollback.
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Carolina
Coble
OPA
Full Story Of Jap Treachery May Never Be Fully Told
Washington report says the Dies committee details an axis invasion of the United States begun years before Pearl Harbor. It notes pro Nazi and pro Japanese fronts, espionage networks, and a fifth column that included thousands willing to march under a swastika. It cautions that the complete truth may be unknowable due to language and secrecy.
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Washington
United States
Pearl Harbor
Dies Committee
House
Fuehrer
Japan
Bonus plan for veterans stars in Damon Runyon’s column
Damon Runyon proposes a veteran bonus funded by a national lottery. He suggests cash amounts by service type, estimates $10 billion yearly revenue from a lottery, and argues the plan would shield taxpayers while rewarding returning servicemembers. He critiques Washington’s mustering out pay and notes gambling revenue as precedent.
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United States
Union
Oaes
Washington
Japanese Espionage Ties Exposed Across West Coast
A committee report traces Japanese espionage links from consular officers to fifth column groups in the United States. It alleges Tokyo directed activities to foster pro Japan sentiment among about 100000 Japanese residents, with associations enforcing social ostracism against dissenters. The study details organized groups in agriculture fishing and trades, and notes domestic workers reporting information to employers and consulates.
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Tokyo
Japan
Losia
Copa
Esge
Jimmy Stewart Leads Frankfurt Raid in Liberator Mission
Major Jimmy Stewart, now squadron commander, flew the Frankfurt raid from England as command pilot of the Liberator team. He reported heavy flak and enemy fighters but said his group escaped unharmed with support from hundreds of fighters and a formation of 38s ahead of the bombers. Stewart received gold oak leaves and a promotion from captain the day before, with co pilots Lt. F. W. Conley and Lt. J. M. Steinhaber and crew members Lt. John J. Rankin and others aboard.
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Liberator
England
Jimmy Stewart
Frankfurt
Teena Edward Art
Baarbner
Grove Park Ave
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Stewart
F. W. Conley
Greenville
J. M. Steinhaber
Bystander Shooting Follows Atlanta Auto Collision
In Atlanta on January 29 two spectators of an auto crash were critically wounded by pistol fire after an argument between drivers Brewer and Baker. Grady Andrews 28 and R A Miller 30 were identified as shot by police. L T Brewer 37 was held without bond.
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Atlanta
J. W. Smith
F. Ellington
Grady Andrews
R. A. Miller
L. T. Brewer
Smith
Ellington
Brewer
George Baker
Andrews
Miller
Japanese Atrocities Tied to Wide Imperial Campaign
Richmond reports that Japanese atrocities against war prisoners, revealed by Washington and London, are part of a deliberate campaign to subdue all subjects within Japan's feudalistic empire, according to an Associated Press correspondent.
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Richmond
Washington
London
Japan
Associated Press
Nations Rush Friendly Aid To Argentina After Quake
After the San Juan earthquake Argentina received rapid aid from neighbors and the United States. Chile sent doctors and supplies, Brazil shipped medical items, Paraguay dispatched doctors, and U.S. Red Cross offered help. Buenos Aires noted solidarity across classes as civilians and the army joined relief efforts.
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Buenos Aires
Patina
San Juan
Chile
Chillan
Cordilleras
Mendoza
Pedro Ramirez
Tepch
Juan Antonio
Brazil
Red Aggees
Getu ‘Argas
Ramirez
Paraguay Raguay
United States
Red Cross
U. S
Armour
Alberto Gilbert
UNC Graduates 16 Student Soldiers in AST Training
On January 29 in Chapel Hill sixteen soldiers in UNC's area and language section of the army specialized training program were graduated on the parade ground behind Memorial Hall. Major George Matthews Jr praised their record and study, De C. B. Robeson awarded certificates, and President Frank P. Graham praised the linguists and their academic achievement.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Memorial Hall
George Matthews, Jr
de C. B. Robeson
Political Science
Frank P. Graham
Universit
Radio Commentator Seeks Probe of Mutual Broadcasting
Sam Balter said he asked federal authorities to investigate cancellation of sponsor time by the Mutual Broadcasting System. He said the network canceled his sponsor’s program when no other time was available and later offered it back if the sponsor accepted a different commentator. He claimed the move stifles free speech as broadcasts attacked American fascists promoting disunity among allies. Mutual officials declined to comment.
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Los Angeles
Sam Balter
Comememrentiane
Comeenaten
Mutual Broadcasting System
Balter
Mutual Board of Directors
Mutual
Mathews Woman Dies After Train Car Collision
Mrs. Gertrude Hildreth of Mathews died in a hospital here from injuries suffered in a train automobile collision near Charlotte on Thursday.
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Charlotte
Gertrude Hildreth
Matthews
Here
Brines Returns from Long Internment on Gripsholm Voyage
Russell Brines reported to the Virginia Press Association that he has come back on the final leg of the exchange ship Gripsholm after spending 19 months in civilian camps in Manila and Shanghai.
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Russell Brines
Virginia Press Association
Brines
Gripsholm
Manila
Shanghai
Air war leadership and plans amid European invasion talks
The article describes Major General Clayton L. Bissell as new G-2 chief with aviation background, linking his rise to Mitchell and noting clashes with Chennault during Asia command. It outlines hoped coordination between air and land units for the Festung Europa assault and discusses U S strategic aims and diplomats' criticisms of nonbinding surrender terms from prior wars.
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Ray Tucker
Roosevelt
Henry L. Stimson
Washington
Army
Europe
Clayton L. Bissell
Billy Mitchell
Mitchell
Bissell
Sky
Joseph W. Stilwell
Asia
Claire L. Chennault
Festung Europa
Ira C. Eaker
England
Mediterranean
Eaker
Eighth Airorce
Britain
Ashington
New York
Asquith
Great Britain
Lloyd George
Berlin
Wilson
Hindenburg
Bureau Helps Navy Wives Get Jobs
New York based Navy League consultants assist thousands of service families, offering counseling and job interviews to help dependents balance finances and secure employment during wartime. Mrs Charles J Little leads the effort and coordinates volunteers to place applicants or provide encouragement.
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New York
INS
Navy
Charles J. Little
Navy League
Little
Coast Guard
Marines
Pilot Arthur Smith Killed in Fighter Plane Crash
The public relations office reports Second Lt. Arthur B. Smith 24 of Seymour Johnson Field was killed in a fighter plane crash near Goldsboro North Carolina today. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Arthur L Smith of Buhl Minnesota.
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Goldsboro
N. C
Arthur B. Smith
Seymour Johnson Field
Here
Arthur L. Smith
Buhl, Minn
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