Cascade Alloy Proposal Denied Over Ore Supply Doubt
The Cascade Alloy Corporation saw its application rejected after Davis found insufficient U.S. ore to justify large scale production and federal underwriting. He deemed the merits of the project but not ore supply as within CRPD purview, while critics cited Walker's ties to International Nickel of Canada and postwar competition aims.
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Ray Tucker
War Production
Office of Production
Reand
Supn
Senate
OPRD
Washington
Inlists
Guy M. Gillette
Gillette
Fional Nickel Company
Cascade Corporation of
Canton
WPB
Steel Division
International Nickel
Ohio
Harvey N Davis
Stevens Institute of Technology
Hoboken, N. J
Donald M. Nelson
Cascade Alloy Corporation
Davis
Cess
Nelson
CRPD
Stevens Institute
Dr.vis
Robert C. Walker
Walker
International Nickel Company of
Can
Ada
Food shortages loom as grain stocks tighten and prices sting
Miller forecasts many flour mills may shut this month due to wheat shortages. Farmers hold back cattle, hog, and meat supplies as corn, oats, and other feeds shrink. Government estimates clash with private figures, signaling potential shortages and rising food costs nationwide.
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Victory
Iowa
Missouri
Ilinois
Ohio
Indiana
Washington
Corn
Community Credit Corporation
Landlord loses in Queens on MIL occupancy rule
The widowed mother in law of J. Russell Kelly will share his apartment when he enters the army. A Queens Municipal Court justice ruled the MIL may stay despite the landlord's claim that the lease limits occupancy to Kelly's immediate family.
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Mamma
New York
INS
J. Russell Kelly
Justice of Queens Municipal Court
Kelly
Men and Women in Service Promotions and Assignments
Promoted Terry B. Andrews to staff sergeant with the 15th Army Air Force. Joseph D. Boles promoted to chief warrant officer with the same force in Italy. Pvt. Robert Glenn Hendrix Jr. reported to Keesler Field for pre aviation cadet training. Ben F. Lewallen serves with the Army Air Forces at Gowen Field Boise Idaho. Angus N. Johnson stationed at Avon Park Florida with RAF Flying Fortress crew. William J. Bryant serving with Allied Force Headquarters in the Mediterranean theater.
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Boles
Joseph D. Boles
15Th Army Air Force
Italy
Lewallen
Idaho
Ben F. Lewallen
Army Air Forces
Gowen Field
Boise
B. F. Lewallen
Lanier Eligible for Distinguished Service Cross
Pvt. Charles Lanier of 113 Haygood Street Thomasville is slated for the Distinguished Service Cross for administering first aid to about 25 to 30 wounded men at the Anzio beachhead in Italy. He volunteered to aid the injured.
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Lanier
DFO
Charles Lanier
Haygood Street
Thomasville
Anzio
Italy
Welfare Head Takes Over State Position
Dr. Ellen Winston former head of the Meredith Sociology department becomes commissioner of charities to public welfare in Raleigh. She is the third woman and the fourth commissioner since 1917, sworn in by Chief Justice W P Stacy. Winston, a Bryson City native, led Meredith for four years and has associations with federal education agencies and the Works Progress Administration.
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Raleigh
Ellen Winston
Meredith
Winston
W. P. Stacy
W. T. Best
Meredith Department
Works Progress Administration
Washington
North Carolina
Demand Far Above Tire Supply Across Raleigh District
Raleigh June 1 T S Johnson director of the Raleigh district Office of Price Administration said demand for passenger car and truck tires far exceeded production. Local war price and rationing boards were told to give first call to essential drivers. Shortages are most severe for truck and tractor tires with only 3840 small truck tires and 16 larger tires available for 54 eastern North Carolina counties in June. During the same period only 164 front wheel tractor tires will be rationed. The June quota for passenger automobile tires is 19515 up from 12618 in May.
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Raleigh
T. S. Johnson
Hanes Knitting Company Guilty Of Unfair Labor Practices
The National Labor Relations Board found P. H. Hanes Knitting Company of Winston-Salem guilty of unfair labor practices for refusing to bargain with the Textile Workers Union of America. The board ordered the firm to bargain with the union upon request and post notices in the Hanes Yarn Spinning Mill plant.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
P. H. Hanes Knitting Company
Winston-Salem
Textile Workers, Union of America
Hanes
N. C
NLRB
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