Prepare List As Guide To Military Deferment
Francis M Le May reports that rosters of essential civilian activities and critical war occupations will be published around July 15 to guide military deferment. The lists, prepared by US Employment Service with War Production Board and other agencies, may defer workers in essential roles if their job is proven necessary to the war effort.
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Francis M. LE
Washington
United States Employment Service
War Production Board
War, Navy and Agriculture Departments
Paul V. McNutt
Selective Service Act
McNutt
United States
United Nations
Glorifying Yourself and Beauty Bargains Rise
An article notes a shift in beauty culture with emphasis on quality and value. It mentions a leading house planning to offer streamlined “similar” products, and signals health, comfort, and budget concerns as prices for cosmetics and treatments are pegged by officials.
Your March charges and price guidance for home care
You were charged for the same item last March and must receive the same amount at the pegged price. Expect many products in coming months but they should cost only as much as similar ones of the same quality last March. Salon services prices aren’t WPB controlled. prices may rise little or stay. Some firms may cut prices and offer extras at the same price to help you self care at home, with expert tips and demonstrations. A top coiffeur will teach you the principles behind a flattering style so you can create others yourself. War won’t hinder looking your best. use savvy to maximize value.
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WPB
Wyatt Leads Pioneers With Early Win Streak
Clovis New Mexico July 3 7 Seventeen straight victories and no defeats mark the pitching of 22 year old Ken Wyatt of the Clovis Pioneers in the West Texas New Mexico League this season Wyatt is not related to Whitlow Wyatt of major league fame and he began organized baseball only a year ago.
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Clovis, N. M
Ken Wyatt
Clovis Pioneers
Wyatt
Whitlow Wyatt
Murder in Ferry Command unfolds a Chicago spy chase
Canadian investigator Dawson pursues Lemoy linked espionage against the RAF Bomber Ferry Command. A photo ties a murdered soldier to Carole Fiske as Dawson confronts a threat from John in a rooming house and narrowly escapes a car ambush. The trail leads to a promising meeting with Fiske at Cottage Grove and 94th Street. To be continued.
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Clyde Downer
Chicago
Dawson
Canadian Intelligence Department
Apices
Canada
Assanain
Paul Dexel
Lemoy Statler
Tives Carole Fis
Carole Fiske
Bernard Skrol
Lemoy
John
Halifax
Radio Program Schedule From Friday Evening War Time
Eastern and Pacific network listings outline a long Friday July 3 radio block. Stations air news, music, drama, news commentary, and war related programs from 6:00 p.m. to 2 a.m., featuring The Lone Ranger, Fred Waring, Amos and Andy, Major serials, battle updates, and various instrumental and talk formats across NBC CBS and local affiliates.
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Hollywood Orchestra
Nbec
Lone Ranger
Nbc
Hedda Hopper
Hollywood
Ted Steele
Frank Parker
Bill Stern
Nbe
Lowell
Cba
Fred Waring
Nbc-East
Blu Amos and
Andy
Cbs
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Irene Rich
Johnson Family
Grand Central
Nbc-Bas
Faval Lavelie
Nbe-West
Eileen Farrell
Kaltenborn
Niac W
Lucille Manners
Lewisoln Stadium
Cal Tinney
Bob Hawk
Nbc-Basic
Rpt
Nbc-West
Blu Columbia
Nbec-East
British Urged To End Recrimination
London reports in the wake of Churchill's Commons pledge call for less recrimination and more focus on fixing North Africa setbacks. Editors welcomed the 475 to 25 vote of confidence but criticized the debate as ill timed and unsatisfactory. The News Chronicle urged ruthless re examination of arms with more imagination and foresight. The Times said the debate ended rightly with the no confidence motion defeat.
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London
Churchill
House of Commons
Britain
North Africa
Libya
News Chronicle
Commons
the Times
It Happened in Flatbush Renames Dodger Film Title
Hollywood reports Larry MacPhail objected to the tentative title Dem Lovely Bums for the Dodgers film. He warned of a lawsuit if the name remained. The producers relabeled the project It Happened in Flatbush to reflect the team and Brooklyn setting.
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NEA
Hollywood
20Th Century-Fox
Brooklyn Dodgers
Larry MacPhail
Flatbush
Dodger
Woman Shot For Informing Nazis In Vichy France
In unoccupied France on July 3 two bicyclists shot and seriously wounded a woman manager of a Paris apartment house in reprisal for informing German authorities about a tenant’s subversive activities. It marks the first time a woman has been shot in the ongoing anti collaborationist violence.
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Vichy
France
Paris
Doziers
Former Harper's editor to marry Harry Hopkins
New York July 3 Mrs Louise Macy former Paris editor of Harper's Bazaar said she and presidential aide Harry Hopkins would marry in about a month. She met Hopkins about six months ago through Averell Harriman. She noted Hopkins is very busy and wedding plans are not fully discussed yet.
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New York
Louise Macy
Paris
Harper's Bazaar
Harry Hopkins
Mr Hopkins
Golfer Dave Kelley Posts 73 With Hole in One
Kansas City July 3 Dave Kelley, a 15 year golfer, shot 73 to exceed his best by one stroke and achieved a hole in one during the round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Dave Kelley
Blankenship to Coach Lexington Football Next Year
Leslie C. Blankenship, 33, formerly head coach at Randolph-Macon Academy in Front Royal Virginia, will lead Lexington High School football next year. Superintendent L B E Andrews announced the selection after Lexington drew 42 applicants.
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Lexington
Lexington High School
Leslie C. Blankenship
Randolph-Macon Academy
Front Royal
E. Andrews
Tom Young
Lexington Sports
University of North Carolina
Lynchburg College
Randolph-Macon
State Peach Crop Begins To Move
North Carolina peach growers report the crop is starting to move with Hiley Belles on markets and prices at their best in years. U S No 1 baskets sold in New York at 3 3 to 3 50 per bushel, while volume is expected to rise daily ahead of Genraja Belle and Elberta late July. Production this season is about 2 642 000 bushels, down from 3 167 000 in 1941. quality pegged high. State and Federal Market News Service will provide prices, shipments, and inspections to aid growers.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
State Department of Agriculture
New York
U.S
Hamiet
O Henry Prize Winner Clues Puzzle From 1941 Clues
The source outlines a complex puzzle with references to a 1941 O Henry Prize winner and a grid of clues covering depictions, words, and symbols. It includes terms like cobalt symbol and lithium symbol, mythological names, and various wordplay hints across categories such as anatomy, law, architecture, and astronomy.
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O. Henry
Inachus
Fatal police shooting investigated in Greensboro
Coroner Wallace Freemion said he would investigate the fatal shooting of Walter Robbins, 27, by a city policeman who fired while Robbins allegedly fled after a capias for forcible trespass. Robbins ran three blocks and did not raise his hands when ordered. The report notes two officers were present and one fired. A separate items mentions a golf officials recruitment in New York for a charity tournament opening tomorrow.
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Greensboro
Wallace Freemion
Walter Hazel
Robbins
W. R. Burch
Owl raid blacks out Seymour with power lines down
In Seymour Missouri a reported aerial raid ended with a large Ozark owl damaging two main power lines causing a blackout. A cow owned by George Ovington of Colcullen Ireland reportedly gave birth to quintuplets.
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Seymour
George Ovington
Colcullen
Eire
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