U S Business Leaders See Private Growth After War
Industry leaders claim Roosevelt favors a return to orthodox economics aided by private enterprise. The piece covers private financing for Latin American development, wage inflation debates, and a NAM plan for postwar growth stressing private investment, reduced taxes, and limited government interference.
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Ray Tucker
United States
R. Roosevelt
Eric A. Johnston
Chamber of Commerce of
South America
F.D.R
Wall Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
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Huston
Ite
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Transcontinental Colombia Ports Atlantic and Pacific Trade
The United States of Colombia, spanning south of Panama, uniquely maintains ports and commerce on both the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, enabling dual-ocean trade from a single nation.
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Transcontinental Estados Unidos de Colombia
Panama
Forged Army Orders Stir Chicago Flight Crisis
Loraine Stuart has forged Captain Carr's name on an Army order to force Pat to return to Elmira. Ed Bryan and Pat worry over the deception as Carrie confronts the forgery, which could be a felony. Jimmy Carr faces a dilemma over his fiancée's actions.
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Pat
Elmira
Loraine
Jimmy Carr
Chiceago
Pat Priday
Jimmy Carrie
Jim Carr
Atlanta Police
Jimmy
Ed Bryan
Stuart
Captain Carr
Forged order forces two loyalties in wartime decision
In Elmira Pat resolves to protect Jimmy Carr from a forger linked to Loraine while Ed Bryan, loyal to country and friend, reports to Captain Carr that he transported Loraine on a forged order to Chicago. The two men face moral conflict as the story continues.
U S Navys Medical Men Make Heroic And Scientific History
Navy doctors and corpsmen have shaped wartime medical practice from Guadalcanal to Pearl Harbor. Stories highlight first aid, sea rescue, and battlefield surgery with low casualty rates and rapid casualty evacuation, confirming medical crews’ crucial role in naval warfare.
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James Thrasher
NEA
Washington
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Maine
Pearl Harbor
Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
F. A. Moody
Vincennes
Guadalcanal
Moodys
Navy Medicos
Army Field Hospital
South Pacific
Radio Friday March 26 Program Highlights and Schedules
Radio schedule listing programs and hosts for Friday March 26 across networks CBS NBC and ABC. Highlights include Portia Faces Life Just Plain Bill Captain Midnight The Lone Ranger Easy Aces The Cisco Kid Meet Your Navy and Dance Orchestra performances with news war commentary and special guests.
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Farrell
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Hollywood Orchestra
Paul Sullivan
Harry Wismer
Korn Kobblers
Blu
Duncans
Olga Coelho
obs-Dixie Rhythm Ensemble
St. Louis
Paul Lavalle
Jack Armstrong
Walter Cassell
Bill Stern
Nbe
Lowell Thomason
Midnight
Fred Waring
Nbc
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Fulton Lewis, Jr
Rex Stout
Johnson
Kate Smith
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Dinah Shore
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Betty Lou
John Gunther
Lanny Ross
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John B. Hughes
Gracie Fields
U_ of
Calif
Alec Templeton
Paul Schubert
Elmer Davie
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Nbc-East
Abc
Notable Q and A on odds cities and wartime questions
A reader quiz covers a royal flush probability of one in 649 740, Kharkov likened to Pittsburgh, uses for beet greens and celery greens, and a 1943 SPARS quota of 4000 women and officers sought by the Coast Guard Women’s Reserve.
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The
Coast Guard
Crisis Threat in Vichy Circles as 14 Diplomats Resign
Madrid reports say a government crisis under Pierre Laval appears imminent in Vichy circles. Resignations of 14 French diplomats in Spain, including Albert Lamarre and Renaud Sivan, deepen tension as many defect to Gen. Henri Giraud in North Africa. The Le Rocque arrest enlarges dissident ranks while Germany urges a lean foreign service.
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Madrid
Pierre Laval
Vichy
Spain
Albert Lamarre
Renaud Sivan
Msgr
Boyermas
Francois Pietri
Henri Giraud
North Africa
France
Col
Francois de la Roche
Ial
Croix de Feu
Laval
de la Rocque
Giraud Appoints Governor for French Guiana
Gen. Henri Giraud, high commissioner for French North Africa, named Nean Rapenne as Governor of French Guiana after the colony severed ties with Vichy on March 16 and aligned with the Allies. The appointment was announced last night and is seen as acceptable to General de Gaulle and the resisting French forces.
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French Guiana
de Gaulle
Algiers
Henri Giraud
French North Africa
Nean Rapenne
South America
Vichy
Rapenne
Charles Zaulle
Local items and world news collide in March 26 1938 issue
Production halts urged for Stehli mill managers to curb raw goods purchases and curb surplus. North Carolina high schools to debate sales tax March 31. Personal notices of Mrs Davis and several visitors. California plane crash kills thirteen. Tom Mooney appeals for innocence. Reforestation bill expected to pass Senate. Prohibitionists call for sobriety drive. Norrris in Asheboro. social visits noted. Paris actress Sarah Bernhart near death. Sandhills cropland hit by cold. New York boarding house fire destroys four. Governor Morrison eyes state shipping corp.
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Martha Robbins Tilden
Old Plank Road
High Point
North Carolina
San Leandro
Hayward
Calif
Tom Mooney
San Francisco
Senate
Sarah Bernhart
Paris
Sandhills
Cameron Morrison
West 57Th Street
New York
Southern Terminal Company formed in local area
Local news notes the establishment of the Southern Terminal Company storage organization by Shelby E. Corbitt and C. E. Sullivan. A workers institute will meet at First Baptist Church, a car overturn near Greensboro with minor injuries, and the Carolina & Yadkin Railroad scheduled for resale on April 10.
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Southern Terminal Company
Shelby E. Corbitt
C. E. Sullivan
Workers Institute
First Baptist Church
Greensboro
Carolina & Yadkin Railroad
Mummy of Pizarro Lays in Lima Cathedral Case
The mummy of Francisco Pizarro resides in a transparent casket inside an ancient Lima cathedral. Pizarro, famed as the Spanish conqueror, led the 16th century conquest of Peru.
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Pizarro
Lima
Peru
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