Possible Rationing Plans Considered by OPA Officials
Washington officials outlined potential rationing areas including milk clothing and electricity while stressing that no orders are imminent. Spokesmen noted the budget review and contingency funding but warned against speculative statements that could trigger panic buying or economic disruption.
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Ashington
Imony
Office of Price Tration
OPA
House
Offi
Mineral oil dangers in nose drops and infant feeding
Health guidance warns against mineral and animal oils in nose drops and cod liver oil for children. Oils can be inhaled into the lungs, causing fat pneumonia and broncho pneumonia, especially mineral oil. Forcible feeding and throat sprays are condemned. elimination of oily remedies is advised.
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Albert Leman
Wit's End
Washington
Army
Atlantic Seaboard Corporation
Postwar Reform Ideas Shape GOP Isolationist Talk
Washington peers debate Justice Roberts and Justice Hughes plans for an international federation with limited power, drawing from Taft and Harding era concepts. The concept would let the US influence global affairs while preserving domestic control, affecting 1944 GOP strategy.
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Ray Tucker
Owen J. Roberts
Charles Evans Hughes
Supreme Court
Hughes- Roberts
Justice Roberts
United States
Warren G. Harding
Association of Nations
Hughes
Hughes and Roberts
William Howard Taft
Attu Victory Opens Holtz Bay Ridge to Final Push
Four days after landing on Attu north west shore, U S forces assaulted Holtz Bay driving Japanese from Bloody Point and Massacre Ridge. Col. Frank Culin led troops in a brutal, hour long scramble with artillery and air support breaking the enemy lines and securing the Holtz Bay area as patrols moved into the east arm.
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Holtz Bay
Attu
Bloody Point
Frank Culin
Frank Hart
U. S
Navy
East Arm
Col. Culin
Masscare Bay
Outfit
Massacre Ridge
Montrose
Radio Program Schedule Adjustments For War Time
A dense listing of radio programs and time shifts due to late network corrections. The schedule spans evening to late night with dramas comedies variety and news, noting stations CBS NBC MBS and others and including serials, sports, and war commentary across blue and basic networks.
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Portia
Dick Tracy
Cbs Serenade
Quaker City
Bill
Jack Armstrong
Chicago
Cba
Basic
Highway Patrol
Farrell
Nbe
Midnight
Cbs
Mbs
Hollywood Orchestra
Henry Taylor
Blu Uincy Howe
Dhs
Rayer
Fred Waring
Nbc
Vic Borge
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Rex Stout
Johnson Family
Blue Aces
Golden Gate
Dizle Navy _School of Music
Kaltenborn
Mr. Keen
Lucille Manners
Farl Godwin
Kate Smith
Biu
Basic Dancing Music Orchestra
Cbe-Weet
Diabriel Hearter
Mbe
Dancing Music Orchestra
Brewster Boy
Harry Wismer
Tommy Riges
Betty Lou
John Gunther
Hollywood Caravan of Variety
John B. Hughes
Gracie Fields
Biu Mending Music Orches
Bil Stern
Alec Templeton
Korn Robbiers
Paul Schubert
Elmer Davis
Nbc-East
Nbc-West
Mball
Mirth and Madness Sets Hourly Radio Schedule
A dense radio schedule lists programs from The Esse Reporter and Beverly Mahr to The Guiding Light Club and Pepper Young's Family. Entries include Luncheon Dance Music, News of the World, Tropicana, and Fred Waring's Orchestra. The listing shows a mix of soap operas, music, and news segments across daytime and evening slots.
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Esse
U. & Marine Band
Beverly Mahr
Senge News
Carey Longmire
Light of the Weird
Lonely Women
Guiding Light Club
Ma Perkins
Pepper Young
Portia
Esso
Fred Waring
Orchestra
News of the World
Tropicana
Casual Comment By W A Bivins About Garden Duties And Father’s Day
The piece humorously notes Mrs B’s superior garden work while the author occupies a grandstand seat on the back porch. It recalls a bear tale and a boy’s joke, reflects on Father’s Day with Sousa’s line Everybody Works but Father, and muses on changing family roles during wartime.
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Joshua
Betsey
American Soldier Roles Blended Into War Image
A wartime description portrays American troops as versatile fighters, blending Dead-Eye Dick, Indian Scout, Bob Feller with a grenade, and Paddock running with a full pack to face the Japanese on their own ground.
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Bob Feller
Chaplin Marries 18-Year-Old Oona O Neill Fourth Wife
The note reports Charlie Chaplin wed 18 year old Oona O Neill as his fourth wife while he remains thrice her age. A neighbor recalls a local man who took a fourth wife after losses to death and divorce, joking his son says the father orders wives from Sears Roebuck.
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Oona
Charlie Chaplin
Oona O'Neill
Charlie
Sears, Roebuck & Company
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