Ground and air crew technicians production reaches half a million
Ollywood Field reports that the native Army Air Forces Technical Training Command has produced more than 500000 ground and air crew technicians since its organization. The program trains mechanics radio operators propeller and instrument specialists and other trained experts critical to keeping aircraft flying amid global war.
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Russia's Last Picture For Bob Taylor
Hollywood star Robert Taylor prepares to enter service as a lieutenant (J. G.) in naval air transport, marking his first departure from civilian life. A Pomona College dramatics alum and leading man, Taylor has avoided scandal and remains married to Barbara Stanwyck, while awaiting his future in acting after the war.
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Air crew hailed as wartime champions by TTC graduates
The article lauds the airmen who man planes and drop bombs during enemy attacks, crediting them as a gallant minority sustained by graduates of the technical training command. It highlights the TTC motto sustain the wings and honors the trained crew who keep aircraft aloft.
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Scions Will Make Pleas For World Cooperation
A bipartisan speaking tour by 16 Senators and Representatives aims to urge Congress to express an early postwar policy on international cooperation. Republican and Democratic lawmakers, including Truman, Hatch, Hill, Maybank, Ball, Burton, Ferguson, La Follette, Monroney, Gore, Wright, Ramspeck, Herter, Judd, La Follette, and Hale, will visit states from New Hampshire to California. The campaign, funded by groups favoring postwar collaboration, will feature varying itineraries and some speakers plan only a few talks while others mount extensive campaigns.
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Oklahoma
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Tennessee
Wright
Pennsylvania
Ramspeck
Georgia
Herter
Massachusetts
Judd
Minnesota
Indiana
Hale
Maine
White House Row Over Rail Wages Sparks Dispute
Washington July 3 A fresh administrative clash erupts as J L Sharfman head of the railroad emergency board rejects Fred M Vinson Stabilization Director request to reconvene and reconsider an 8 cent hourly wage increase for non operating railway workers. Sharfman asserts no authority to reconvene, signaling possible direct presidential action. Railroad union leaders protest Vinson ruling as it clashes with wage stabilization policy.
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Railroad Union
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OWI Branch Offices Begin Liquidation This Month
Raleigh and Charlotte offices of the Office of War Information began liquidating today ahead of closing on July 15 due to Congress not providing funds for domestic field operations. Weimer Jones heads the North Carolina OWI staff with Oliver Crawley as assistant and Renard Dekle in Charlotte. Jones noted staff may be reassigned within other war agencies, but not to OWI. Shanghai adopts daylight saving time.
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War Agency
Sunday July 4 Radio Schedule Highlights War Time Programs
Readable listing of a full day of radio programming across networks CBS NBC and NBC blue. Notable items include Red Cross Dramatic Series Stars From the Blue and Upton Close Commentary with a mix of ser ies sings and world war related broadcasts. The schedule spans from early morning to late night with various talk news and music programs featuring stations such as CBS MBS NBC and NBC blue.
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U. of Chicago Roundtable
Pbe
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Ln Writers War Board
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News of the World
Washington
Moylan Sisters
N. Y
Army
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Dixie
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Mbs-West
Eaat
Lands of the Free News
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Bba
Young People’s Church Service
Wits
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Irene Rich
Gene Autry Long
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Drew Pearson
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Bandwagon Orchestra
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Joe Kelly
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Britain
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Dinah Shore
Roy Porter
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Bob Trout
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American Forum
Biu
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Gabriel Heatter
Via
Basic
Walter Winchell
Biu-Basic
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Jimmie Fidler
Hollywood
Jimmy Melton
Cbs 94
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G Irl Orch
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John B. Hughes
Condenser failure roadside fix advised with rental part
If stranded by distributor condenser failure, use a rented condenser and concave cartridge buttons to tighten it. This guidance suggests improvised repair steps to restore ignition on the road.
Nazi Europe Still Has Misgivings On Allied Invasion Date
London reports show Nazi leaders uneasy as July 3 date for Allied invasion passes with little change. Goebbels claims jokes fail to hide growing distrust while Stockholm cites Herman Goering's serious illness and nervous breakdown. Paris radio mocks Allied plans in a heavy-handed program. The July 3 date was Goebbels' guess after June 22 failed.
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Stockholm
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Paris
Evening Radio Schedule for Boone County Neighbors
Radio listings show a morning to afternoon lineup including The Melody's the Thing, Centenary Methodist Church Service, The Silver Strings, The Kase Reporter, That They Might Live, Rupert Mughes, Richard Marwell, and University of Chicago Roundtable. Musical programs feature Orchestras, Gospel Harmonisers, and NBC Summer Symphony with News and The Catholic Hour.
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