Canada Sets Pattern For U S Demobilization Program
Canada has set the pattern for American demobilization plans for armed services members. The NRBP consulted Canadian officials to draft recommendations for President Roosevelt. The Canadian committee on demobilization and rehabilitation outlined three basic principles: reestablishing individuals in suitable permanent employment, providing training and medical treatment to improve employability, and financial and medical support during the transition period. The plan already provides mustering out pay, guaranteed reemployment by employers, 12 months of free medical care for disabilities, and vocational training options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
George Zielke Washington
Canada
Armed Services
National Resources Planning Board
NRPB
Roosevelt
Committee On
H. F. McDonald
Capitol Hill
Congress
Senate Wing
Toonerville
Veterans in Canada Eligible for Education and Training Benefits
The program covers tuition payments for veterans returning to university or college with fees paid and living allowances. It lists options including vocational training for the blind, deaf, and maimed, farm or rural home grants, start-up subsistence, unemployment credits, and a maximum land grant of 4800 dollars with a 2400 dollar repayment over 25 years at 3 percent interest. It also allows retention in service if vocational direction is unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Italian anti Fascist hunts claim Gayda killed after Mussolini fall
Reports from Italy say Virginio Gayda former editor of Giornale d Italia and a leading Fascist spokesman was killed during anti Fascist revenge hunts that followed Mussolini s fall A BBC dispatch cited by US monitors also noted arrests of Roberto Farinacci and Mario Appelius among other editors amid mob attacks on Fascist offices in Milan It Popolo d Italia and related outlets were sites of clashes as soldiers joined the melee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Virginio Gayda
Giornale D'Italia
Italy
Benito Mussolini
BBC
United States
Gayda
Bern
Roberto Farinacci
Fascist Party
Mario Appelius
Rome
Giovanni Ansaldo
Count Ciano
Il Telegrafo
Leghorn
Il Popolo di Roma
la Stampa
Spain
I] Popolo D'Italia
Milan
Mussolini
Duce
Badoglio
Leception
National Press Club
Hitler
Roosevelt
Churchill
God
Russia
United Nations
Il Duce
State Department
Versailles
Six Tar Heels Held By Japs
The navy department released a list of 393 U S naval service members held as prisoners by Japanese forces, including six from the Carolinas. North Carolina names include John M Cheek Clifton E King Samuel R Owens Walter E Portis David M Robinson Jr and Joseph L Boudolf with next of kin notified. The list covers 51 officers and 328 enlisted Navy personnel and 14 Marines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy Department
U.S. Naval Services
Spine Islands
Manchukuo
Carolinas
Navy
Marine Corps
Carolina
North Carolina
South Carolina
John Marvin Cheek
Stephen R. Cheek
Durham
Clifton Earl King
Jonathan E. King
Norlina
Samuel Robert Owens
Stephen John Owens
Webster
Walter Edward Portis
Fathe
Sewell Monroe Portis
Mayon
David Mason Robinson, Jr
David Mason Robinson
Gastonia
Joseph Louis Boudolf
Henry Boudolf
Washington St
Charleston
Eighteen Die in Crashes Near El Paso Air Fields
Eighteen officers and enlisted men from Biggs Field and Fort Bliss were killed and one enlisted man injured in two crashes. A four engined bomber went down ten miles east of Biggs Field last night resulting in nine deaths and one injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Tex
Biggs Field
Fort Bliss
Air Field Public Relations Office
Henry Ford’s 80th birthday and wartime bomber plant
Henry Ford remains active at eighty guiding mass production of bombers at Willow Run. He built the Model T and V-8 and partnered with Edison, Firestone, and Lindbergh, while his son Edsel’s death shifts leadership as Ford tours the Willow Run plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinoxe
Henry Ford
Clara
Gloria Stanford
Ford
Dearborn
Mich
Detroit
Clara Bryant
Europe
Lindbergh
Willow Rup
U. S
Wall Street
Thomas Edison
Harding
Harvey Firestone
Edsel
Benson
Henry II
Edison
Will Rogers
Charles Lindbergh
Willow Run
Gatty writes life raft guide for sailors and airmen
Renowned aviator Harold Gatty authored The Life Raft a 150 page manual for the U S Air Forces Navy and Maritime Commission to aid castaways at sea. General Arnold ordered copies and officials for armed forces support funded the project noting its potential to save lives. The book covers navigation by stars clouds birds and sea phenomena to help readers locate land even in a rubber boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Tucker
Harold Gatty
U. S. Air Forces
Navy
Maritime Commission
Henry A. Arnold
Emory 8
Land
Navy Boas
Ernest J. King
Gatty
Wiley Post
Lexington
New York
General Arnold
Washington
Japan
Army Transport Command
Eddie Rickenbacker
Winning the War Tomatoes Flood Markets
In a few days the nation will be flooded with tomatoes at tumbling prices. Professional growers and Victory gardeners are filling the greatest cornucopia on record, especially on the Atlantic seaboard and in California. Scale reaping has begun in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Leman
Atlantic Seaboard
California
Hidden voices and bold stances in wartime politics and culture
The piece contrasts opponents of King George III with liberal blocs in exile and notes U S State Department friction with Count Carlo Sforza and Count Diana Mussolini's son in law. It also recalls Soviet victory propaganda, Soviet resilience, and brave cultural resistance under Nazi occupation including musicians volunteering for Stalingrad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George III
Mussolini
Mr. Berle
State Department
Carlo Sforza
Rome
1 Duce
Free Italian Movement
Us.a
Hull
Count Diana
Victor Emmanuel
Baron Raffaele Guarigna
France
Pierre Laval
Merchant Marine Growth Exceeds Prewar Axis Fleet
J. Lewis Luckenbach, president of the American Bureau of Shipping, told the Bureau of managers that America’s merchant marine now surpasses the Axis in total tonnage and numbers. He said U S shipyards have delivered 1,436 merchant vessels since Pearl Harbor, more than the entire prewar American fleet in 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
America
J. Lewis Luckenbach
American Bureau of Shipping
Bureau
Board of Managers
Luckenbach
Pearl Harbor
Radio Program Friday July 30 Eastern War Time Schedule
A dense listing of network radio programs and times for Friday July 30 ET with many serials, dramas, music, and news segments including Portia Faces Life Jack Armstrong Lone Ranger Mr Keen and dance tunes plus Weather War comments and late news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portia
Dick Tracey
Cbs Black Hood
Bill
Jack Armstrong
Chicago
Ebs
Chick Carter
Farrell
Archie Andrews
Blu
Cbs
Hollywood
Nbe
Henry Taylor
Blu Uincy Howe
News
Cbs Rayer
Orches
the Duncans
Cbs Basie the Golden Gate
Cbs Dancing Music Orchestra
Nan Merriman
Ore
Jeri Sulavan
Cbds
Bob Stanton
Lowell Thomason
Cbs Basic
Olga Coelho
Cbs Dixie Navy School of Music
Kaltenborn
Mr. Keen
Tracer
Cbsa
Cbs Dixie
Lucille Manners
Dr. Black
Dally—biu
Corliss Archer
Chs
Cal Tinney
Biu
Cbe-Basse
Gabriel Heatter
Mbs
Dancing Music
Brewster Boy
Dramatico
Cba
Harry Wismer Spors
Tommy Ri
Betty Lou
John Vandercook
Bob Hawk
Dbe
John B. Hughes
Diu
Dancing Music Orches
Parlod
Bill Stern
Alec Templeton
Korn Kobblera
Dbs
Paul Schuberta
nbe-che-Dlu
Nbe-East
Fred Waring
Nbec-West
Che
Mbe
Guariglia Prepares To Assume Duties In Badoglio Cabinet
Italian Foreign Minister Raffaele Guariglia prepares to take office in the Badoglio government. He reports on talks with Turkish officials and the diplomatic corps in Istanbul. In Istanbul he met Franz von Papen and discussed Germany’s possible future role and peace overtures to the United Nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican
Papal
Mussolini
Italy
Holy Father
Cardinal Pacelli
Pius XI
United States
London
Raffaele Guariglia
Badoglio
Istanbul
Guariglia
Rome
Franz von Papen
Turkey
Associated Press
Istabul
von Papen
Germany
Berlin
United Nations
RAF Bombers Hit Axis Shipping Near Rhodes and Paros
Wellington bombers of the RAF attacked axis shipping in the harbor of Alimnia near Rhodes, leaving smoke from a merchant vessel. Beaufighters damaged five enemy schooners near Paros in the Aegean with no RAF losses. An ill fitting valve cap may cause tire and tube damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Wellington
RAF
Alimnia
Mediterranean
Rhodes
Middle East
Paros
Aegean
Esso Radio Schedule Highlights Afternoon and Tomorrow
A dense list of programs airs this afternoon and tomorrow on Esso Radio including dance music The Esse Reporter News of the World and entertainment segments. Notable entries include Fred Waring's Orchestra Dick Leibert Organist Ruth in Person and Coast Guard Om Parnas with a mix of music news sports and dramatic features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esso
Fred Waring
Orchestra
News of the World Dance Orchestra
Tommy Riggs
Getty Lee
Piedmont Farm
Raneh
Dick Leibert
Netlie Revell
Gade Ruth
Shorty
U. & Coast Guard
Also Mentioned on This Page
U.S
Order of Nobles of the
North America
Morley E. MacKenzie
Toronto
Shriners
Leite Ye
Chas
Maureen Seuehten O'Hara
Don “Red” Barry
Old
Cheyenne
Superman
Black Dragon
Pete Smith
Dorothy Lamour and
Lloyd Nolan
ST. Louis Blues
Dorothy
Lamour
Maxine Sullivan
Cliff Nazzarro
Matty Malneck
Fritz
Jasper
Aman
the Range Busters
Land OF Hunted Men
Aot
Aline
State Theatre
Salem Street
Thomasville
Lucille Ball and
Red Skelton
Buckaroos
West
MER
N Duce
Fallon
Geo. Sanders
Campers Ford, Edison, Harding and Firestone
Ford Family
Benson, Henry, Edsel and
Henry I
Will Rogers and
Natio Aliedigatus Raaf
Virginia
New Jersey
Wisconsin
American Institute of Food Distribution
OPA
Cannery
NWLB
Adolf A. Berle
House of
Savoy
Stalingrad
Red Army
U.S.S.R
Caucasus
WSJS
Esse
U. & Marine Band
Beverly Mahr
Sones
Carey Longmire
Guiding Light
Loney Women
Light of the World
Watts
Funny Money Man
Mowe Ma Perkins
Canning
Victory
Art Dixon
Gone
W. W. Chaplin
Alice Cornell
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!