Major Axis blunders and U S wartime mobilization missteps
The piece compiles wartime critiques from Ray Tucker on Britain's and America's struggles from 1940 to 1942, detailing Britain’s equipment losses in France, U.S. delayed aid, and Japan’s failures. It covers Marshall’s reports, Dutch requests for ammunition, Fleming versus Nelson, wage trends, and plans to accelerate production and incentives for essential war work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Tucker
Japan
Dunkirk
Tes
George C. Marshall
England
France
Binet
Ion
Hitler
Roose
Plan to boost 1944 food program faces Congress
War Food Administrator Marvin Jones pushes a 1944 plan built on government price guarantees to cover added production risks with uncontrolled output and distribution controls. He may seek CCC renewal to spend up to 1 billion in early 1944, while farm leaders split on subsidies linked to consumer prices and processor support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sept
Marvin Jones
Capitol Hill
Jones
Congress
CCC
Commodity Credit Corporation
Albert S. Goss
National Grange
Goss
War Food Administration
WEA
Winning the War by Albert Leman
The administration plans coordinated war contracts with labor to address the nationwide manpower shortage. The piece outlines key production hubs in aircraft, shipbuilding, tanks, and communications, noting Detroit, Los Angeles, San Diego, San Francisco, Boston, Philadelphia, New York, Seattle-Tacoma, and other centers as focal points. It cautions about drastic remedies and the unsettled nature of proposed measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NWLB
Boeing Aircraft Company
Seattle
Renton
Washington
War Manpower Commission
Army
Albert Leman
West Coast
Detroit
Los Angeles
Buffalo
Akron
Cleveland
San Diego
Paterson
San Francisco
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Seattle-Tacoma
Schenectady
Berwick
Chester
New Jersey
Illinois
Radio Program Rundown and Show Schedule
Television and radio listing details various programs and times. Includes sports and news segments with names such as The Guiding Light Arm Dicksons Gang and Three-Quarter Time. Mentions Esso Reporter and News of the World with orchestral and variety acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kew
Kaneh News of
Tick Latbert
Nellie Revell
Shorty
Sue
Radio Schedule for Friday September 10 1943 Eastern War Time
Radio program schedule listing times and shows from 6:00 pm to 11:15 pm. Includes Portia Faces Life Dick Tracy The Jack Armstrong Serial Bob Stanton's Sports Time Fred Waring's Time Rex Stout Our Secret Weapon Tropicana Out of Chicago Lone Ranger etc. Names of programs, performers, and sponsors appear with time slots and network notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portia
Life
Dick Tracy
Cba
Black Hood
Bill
Jack Armstrong
Biu-East
Cbbs
Chick Carter
Mbs
Farrell
Archie Andrews
Cbs
Hollywood
Nbe
Blu Uincy Howe
Cbs Rayer
Arches
Tim Healy
Dick Thomas
Nan Merriman
Ore
Bob Stanton
Lowell Thomas
Basic World News
Dbas
Fred Waring
Blu
Dbs
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Dbes
The
Johnson Family
Tropicana
Chicago
Cbs-Basie
Olga Coelho
cbs-Dixie Navy School of Music
Cbs Ti4o
Kaltenborn
Mr. Keen
cbs-Dix
Lucille Manners
Dr. Black
News Broadcasting Time
Daily
Corliss Archer
Sam Bakter
Bassec
Gabriel Heatter
Nhbe
Blu That Brewster Boy
Harry Wismer
Tommy Riggs
Betty Lou
John Vandercook
Blu Bob Hawk
Che Cedric Foster
Lulu
Biu
Sunny Skylar
Bill Stern
Nhe Korn
Dbsaul Schubert
Blu Bill Henry
Cba Dance Music Orchestra
Blu & Che
J—Mbhe
Six More Jap Vessels Sunk By Americans
The navy announced that six Japanese merchant ships were sunk and four damaged in submarine attacks, tallying 319 Japanese transports cargo and warships sunk or damaged since the war began. The count includes 223 ships definitely sunk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Germans Seize Danish Property For Army Use
New York dispatch reports a Nazi decree issued by General Hermann Von Hanneken authorizing the confiscation of Danish lands and buildings for the occupation army’s use. The order aims to safeguard German military operations in Denmark and states that any legal action against requisitions has no effect with respect to the army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kalmborg Radio Today
Office of War Information
Hermann von Hanneken
Denmark
Government Absorbing Cases Where Action Becomes Necessary
A fragment notes that in some instances it may be necessary for the government to absorb certain cases or costs. The context hints at policy discretion and potential financial implications for public administration.
Seventy Years Ago September 10 1928 Local News Highlights
Twenty years ago the city pledged four hundred dollars to the Red Cross fund. Local Legionnaires to attend the state meet in Rocky Mount. Miss Susie West arrives from Greensboro to serve as probation and truant officer. Several brief personal items note travels and health, plus a general update on ships wrecked near Santa Barbara and a Tokyo earthquake. Congress and local education activity are also reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Fund
Rocky Mount
Susie West
Greensboro
U. S
Santa Barbara
Calif
Shriners
Johnson City
Tenn
Tokyo
Piedmont club names reelected president and events set
Amos R. Kearns has been reelected president of the Piedmont German club. The opening fall dance will be held at the country club Wednesday night. A one week furniture show will be held here October 30 to November 5. A total of 11 900 NBA consumer cards have been signed here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos R. Kearns
Country Club
NBA
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Velt
London
Marshall
Greedour
Philippines
Hawaii
Panama Canal
Hong Kong
Singapore
Java
Australia
Douglas A. MacArthur
Manila
Pearl Harbor
Bataan
Iceland
East Indies
Hirohito
Britain
United States
Donald M. Nelson
Philip B. Fleming
F.D.R
Fleming
O.K
WPB
Nelsonians
Mr. Nelson
White House
Phil
Roosevelt
Pacific Seaboard
Paul V. McNutt
Army-Navy
WMC
ODT
Uncle Sam
Sicily
John D. Rockefeller
Europe
Ernest B. Vaccaro
Ekerels
Claudette Colbert
Paulette Goddard
Tris CL
Don “Red” Barry
Sonora
Wally Vernon Lynn Merrick
Franchot
Cairo
Batman
Realto
Gene Autry Smiley Burnette
State Theatre
Salem Street
Joan Leslie
Fred Astaire
Smiley” Burnette
Vane
Gabby” Hayes
Don “Red
Barry
Old West
Jin
Wally Vernon
Lynn Merrick
the Black Dragon
Edgar Kennedy Comedy
Broadhurst
Joan Mary Antoneon
AR Kay Rasmussen
Rogert Palmer Stema
Ars. Theo. Lokken
M. Reg. U
NEA Service, Inc
Sai Gilbert B. Creighton
Siskine Lakes
WaiwKi MF
New Guinea
BY William Ferguson
WSJS
Esso
U. & Marine Band
Hubert MetCormes
the Guiding Light
Arm Dicksons Gang
W. W. Chapin
Marites
U.se
Eso
Memory Lane
News of the World Victory
Freedom's Fighting Men
Waltx Time
Teddy Powell
Beuy Low
Kase
Tlemen
California
Sunkist
Kip
Isaac Fidler
New York City
Alfred Caldwell, Jr
Savannah
Mary Alice Tate
Deland, Fla
Stetson University
Dorothy Hoskins
Dodge Hotel
Washington City
Arthur Ellison
W. L. Jackson
Bess Sheloft
Cuba
Edward W. Poll
Raleigh
ICE Vwelivery Company
West Broad Street
Home Service Department
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