Bureaucracy and politics swirl around OPA anti inflation drive
Washington reports focus on the Office of Price Administration using literature and mock money to influence voters amid inflation fears. Republicans warn the campaign recalls Hoover hardships while noting elite support for Dewey and potential Cabinet roles.
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Winning the War by Albert Leman
Article analyzes invasion fundamentals and military staffing. It cites Stalin’s 1943 second front pledge and Eisenhower’s influence on German deployment. It outlines factors for success including strategy, shipping, ports, and air cover.
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Salerno Landing and Tito Congress Reflect War's Turbulence
The article describes amphibious invasion considerations from Maginot to Salerno, Rommel’s potential counter, and Tedder’s unified command. It shifts to Tito’s congress in Yugoslavia, noting a youth-driven army, vows of liberation, and the gritty aftermath of bombing near a peasant hut.
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Striking Foremen Continue Walkout At Detroit Plants
About 3,300 striking foremen in 13 Detroit area war plants stayed off the job seeking recognition of an independent union. The walkout followed a three week strike that closed Packard Motor Car Company and halted Rolls Royce aircraft engines and power plants production, sending over 30,000 workers home. Major plants affected include Packard Briggs Manufacturing and Hudson.
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Favorite Medicated Powder Mexiana Featured
Itching and smarting relief offered by Mexiana medicated powder. A long standing favorite celebrated for over forty years in use and promotion.
Orang-utan characteristics and limb strength noted
The orang-utan is described as a heavy ape with exceedingly long strong arms while its legs are small and weak. The observation highlights the disparity between forelimbs and hind limbs in this species.
Ford River Rouge Mills Reopen After Short UAW CIO Strike
Production resumed today in Ford Motor Company's rolling mills at River Rouge after about 1,200 workers tied up operations in a brief strike. The CIO affiliated United Automobile Workers protested the disciplining of a union committeeman.
Low-Salt Diet Shows Sleep Aid In 12 Man Trial
Dr. Michael M. Miller reports 11 of 12 men on a reduced salt diet experienced relief from sleeplessness linked to morphine withdrawal and other causes. Within 2-3 weeks some began afternoon naps, while one subject had adverse effects. Narcolepsy notes from Major Max Levin are also included.
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Navy reveals welded stainless Conestoga cargo plane
The navy announces the Conestoga, a two engine welded stainless steel cargo plane at the G Manufacturing Co yard. It features a side cargo doors for loading from both sides and a level floor with tricycle gear. It carries 10,400 pounds for 650 miles, with optional fuel tanks extending range to 3,500 miles.
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Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Close Sessions in Winston-Salem
In Winston-Salem on May 15 the Grande of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows of North Carolina and the Rebekah state assembly held separate sessions. They joined for a memorial service in the afternoon and will convene again for a banquet, with final sessions tomorrow when officers will be installed.
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Infant Patsy Boles Dies in High Point Hospital
Patsy Diane Boles infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Boles of High Point Rt 2 died in a High Point hospital Saturday night. A graveside service was held at Mount Zion Holiness Church Sunday at 4 p.m.
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WPB eases metal use limits expanding civilian goods
The War Production Board under Donald M. Nelson begins incremental removal of wartime restraints as metal supplies improve. Small relaxations allow consumer items like pencils with metal ferrules and baby scales, two toned shoes, adjustable bedsprings, and kitchen gear to resume production while preserving military needs.
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Central Press
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Europe
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Polish Army Faces Heavy Fighting at Cassino Front
Polish troops, long waiting to clash with Germany, launch a fierce assault in the Cassino Monastery area along the Gustav line. They attack a superior Green Devil division, endure brutal counterattacks, suffer heavy casualties, and press toward the Liri valley as they fight for home and future.
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Detroiters Flock Abroad for Lunch Runs
Scores of Detroiters cross to Windsor Ontario by bus for a quick lunch, returning in time to beat waits in jammed Detroit restaurants.
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Priest Confers With Stalin Silent on Fallout
Moscow action noted by telegraph as Rev. Stanislaus Orelmanski of Springfield Massachusetts reportedly met Premier Stalin twice. No immediate word on whether the Soviet leader was irritated by the suspension of the priest.
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Moscow
Stanislaus Orelmanski
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Rice shipment limits lifted for civilians through July
Washington May 15 All restrictions on rice shipments to the states and set aside requirements for the armed services and lend lease were lifted today through July 31. The War Food Administration said the entire production would be available to civilians and for completion of shipments to Cuba.
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Armed Services
War Food Administration
United States
Cuba
Sound of Munitions Blast Echoed 1200 Miles in France
After a postwar explosion of excess munitions in France, residents reported a deafening blast reverberating as far as about 1200 miles away, triggering widespread attention and speculation about the sources and effects.
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