Reconversion of War Plant Complexes Sparks Policy Debate
Washington debate centers on what to do with government financed factories built since the war began. RFC and affiliates own most equipment. plans consider returning property to original owners or keeping it under public control to support private industry.
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Washington
Ray Tucker
Uncle Sam
Pearl Harbor
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Germany
Poland
Greatao
Jesse H. Jones
RFC
National Association of Manufacturers
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Capitol Hill
Carter's Little Liver Pills claim double action relief
Advertises Carter's Little Liver Pills as a two step remedy for headaches low spirits and sluggish digestion. Claims to stimulate liver bile flow while emptying the intestinal tract with a nightly dose. Promotes 25¢ price and urges taking as directed.
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Carter
Radio Program Schedule Evening War Time Corrections
Radio schedule lists programs and time shifts due to network corrections. Items include The Sea Hound, Jack Armstrong, You Shall Have Music, Captain Tim Healy's Spy Stories, The Tower Show, World News, Fred Waring, The Falcon, Easy Aces, Duke Ellington, The Lone Ranger, Mr. Keen, Dance and News segments, and end with Late Variety with News. Many shows feature well known performers and serials. times span from 6 pm to 11 pm with military and war commentary interwoven.
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Bill
Jack Armstrong
Biu-East
Blu- West
Cbha
Chick Carter
Mbs
Farrell
Nbe
Archie Andrews
Biu
Chicago
Bill Stern
Lowell Thomason
Blu
Basic World
Cbs
Fred Waring
Basic Orchestra
The
Falcon
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Harry James
Johnson Family
Nbbe
Lone Ranger
Easy Aces
Cbs Basic
Duke Ellington and Orchestra
Kaltenborn
Keen
Dbs Basie Dancing Music Orchestra
Cba
Mrs. North
Drama-nbe
Sammy Kaye
Red Barber
Dhs
Sam Baker
Sam
Abner
Blu Leo Cherne
Jean Hersholt
Christian
Judy
Lionel Barrymore
Gabriel Heatter
Dancing Music
Nhe
Jack Carson
Soldiers With Wings
Harry Wismer
Kay Kyser
Raymond Grampe
John B. Hughes
Ration Roundup Urges Expanded Work Force Amid War Demands
National executives warn Congress may back universal service. Millions, especially women, must take jobs in critical sectors. part time work and two ten hour shifts are tested to boost output. Britain’s model and US firms seek nurseries and flexible schedules to reduce absenteeism while maintaining old trades stability. The government ration program continues with sugar gasoline shoes food stamps and fuel oil coupon details.
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Labor Ministry
Great Britain
Britain
Winning the War by Albert Leman
Alarm bells ring over a manpower crisis as Congress reconvenes with New York industrialists and national business leaders seeking cures. Two opposing ideas emerge as possible fixes, one to shorten and the other to lengthen the labor timeline.
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Albert Leman
House and Senate
New York
Radio Schedule Highlights Afternoon Lineup
A detailed listing of daytime and evening broadcasts includes Roy Acuff, The Guiding Light, Lone Women, Portia Faces Life, The Eye Opener, News of the World, Victor Varieties, Mr. District Attorney and The Esso Reporter. Numerous musical programs feature Waring's Orchestra, Kar Kyser, Piedmont Farm Program, and Isabel Shaffer among others. daily news summaries and specialized shows are interspersed throughout.
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Roy Acuff
The
Esso Reporter
Robert Met'omich
Guiding Light
Lonely Women
Light of the World
Watt
Ma Perkins
Carson Robinson
Newe
W. W. Chaplin
Hotel Statler Orchestra
Portia
Life
Keso
Piedmont Farm
Esso
Tos
Carolina Reveille
Oes
Robert S Jona
Bette Brown
Isabel Shaffer
Carolina Cavaliers
Could Henry Vill Have Had Stomach Ulcer Pains?
History hints Henry VIIT might suffer stomach pains after overeating and indigestive episodes. An advert promotes Ada remedies for ulcers indigestion gas heartburn and acid related discomfort with Uden Tablets and a money back offer.
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Henry
Henry Viit
Bey
al Manns
Three Men And A Jug Chant Sudden Jail Return
Three men in Jamestown observed a jolly reunion at an old brick yard with a big jug. They pleaded guilty to public intoxication but were released after the judge granted a chance to seek work.
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Jamestown
N. Y
New Jersey cranberry crop trimmed by adverse weather
Weather woes in late season reduce New Jersey cranberry harvest by about 14,000 barrels. The Federal State Crop Reporting Service projects a total near 61,000 barrels, well below the 10 year average of 94,600 barrels.
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Trenton
N. J
New Jersey
Federal
Diplomatic Flashpoint Over Dodecanese and Albania
The article describes a volatile shift in Italy's status and a looming Mediterranean dispute. Greco American groups allied with the Athens exile cabinet demand restoration of the Dodecanese Islands and a slice of Southern Albania. Greek partisans in Epirus promise to cooperate with Anglo American forces if invited, seeking reconstitution of their kingdom.
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Italy
Athens
Dodecanese Islands
Rome
Albania
Greece
Europe
Britain
Russia
France
Uncle Sam
New York
Dodecanese
Alexandria
Epirus
U. S. Army
Kingdom
Cops Rescue Baby From Suffocation in Brooklyn Home
Ten policemen alternated CPR on two month old William Admirand for forty minutes after the infant burrowed his face into a pillow. Medics applied oxygen and the boy was declared saved by Ambulance Surgeon Rubin before a hospital checkup.
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New York
INS
Dorothea Admirand
William
Brooklyn
O'Merze
Edward Fox
Frank Lindner
Rubin
Harbour Hospital
Little William
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
The standings show Musial of St Louis atop the National League batting with 353. Vaughan of Brooklyn leads runs with 106 and Nicholson of Chicago has 22 home runs. In the American League Appling of Chicago leads batting with 320 and Wakefield of Detroit has 177 hits. York of Detroit clocks 31 home runs and Case of Washington has 47 stolen bases. Pitching leaders include M Cooper of St Louis at 19 8 and Chandler of New York at 19 3.
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St. Louis
Herman
Brooklyn
Vaughan
Nicholson
Chicago
Elliott
Pittsburgh
Klein
Lowrey
Ellicott
Ott
New York
M. Cooper
Sewell
Appling
Wakefield
Detroit
Case
Washington
Keller
Vernon
York
Etten
Cramer
Gutteridge
Lindell
Moses
Chandler
Smith
Cleveland
Senate to Question Chiefs on Father Draft Bill in Senate Hearing
Congress grills top military leaders led by Admiral King and General Marshall as the Wheeler bill to defer pre Pearl Harbor fathers faces Senate Military Committee hearings. President Roosevelt signals war needs come first and may urge delay until debates start.
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Washington
Italy
Roosevelt
Senate Military Committee
Army
Navy
Reynolds
D-Nc
Ernest J. King
Naval Operations
George C. Marshall
Robert P. Patterson
Joseph T. McNarney
Marshall
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
Senator Wheeler
D-Mont
Alreday
Senate
Congress
Capitol Hill
Barkley (Ky
Canada
Alaska
Hull
Retours
May
House Military Committee
United States
Senator Wallgren
Wallgren
Truman and
Military Committees
Willie Seeks Church After Lakemont Park Swim
In Altoona Pennsylvania 13 year old William Taylor vanished after a swim at Lakemont Park. Firemen and guardsmen searched a bathing pool and nearby lake for hours before reports indicated he was found safe. A second item from San Francisco describes camouflaged state guardsmen on maneuvers being spotted by three boys who alerted others.
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Altoona
William Taylor
Lakemont Park
Taylor
San Francisco
Jimmie
Bruce
Richard Wood
The Brighter Side on a National Lottery Plan
Damon Runyon argues that public support for a government run national lottery is strong based on letters he has received and polls. He contrasts Sabath's complex plan with a simple post office drawn cash prize scheme and notes gambling remains widespread, urging a temporary lottery with simple administration.
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George Rothwell Brown
Washington
Sabath
Mr. Sabath
George
Runyon
Post Office Department
Vitamin B and Climate Link Energy to Work, Says Studies
A health column discusses a theory that heat in tropical climates causes vitamin B loss, reducing energy. New experiments with medical students measured work on three diets, showing a drop in output with B deficiency and rapid recovery when B was restored.
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United States
Europe
Popular backyard poultry course leads Ithaca farm study
At the State College of Agriculture in Ithaca New York the most popular farm study course is the newly revised backyard poultry keeping program supervised by Prof. George S. Butts. A second poultry course on flock management follows in popularity.
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Ithaca
N. Y
State College of Agriculture
George S. Butts
GI style birth notice sparks allotment joke at Camp Stewart
A Camp Stewart sergeant sent a birth announcement claiming a 12 increase in his class F allotment. The lighthearted note reflects GI culture as September 15 reports in Camp Stewart, Ga.
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Camp Stewart
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