Bombing Clash Shapes War Flight Debate
The piece debates air power as a quick victory path, noting Harris’s plan for a great Anglo American air fleet to strike German cities but warning it may not instantly decide the war. It argues bombing’s impact depends on the Russo German front, German morale, and the fate of Hitler’s regime, with invasion readiness tied to coastal and base destruction.
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Harris
Rman
MuscoVile Front
Tople Ebate
Giulio Doy &T
Italy
milit _aviation
Oie
Douhet
Ifitler
Rom
Hitler
Marshal Harris
Iny
Warsaw
Wilson
Savings Plan Continued from Page One
Brown told reporters a compromise may provide a workable way to implement Roosevelt's proposal to limit net incomes of individuals to 25000 a year after taxes. The plan contemplates adding 6273000000 to the nation's revenue as part of the broader tax reform discussion.
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Brown
Roosevelt
Grain and stock market drift amid war news and hedges
Chicago market notes wheat futures slipping to around 1.17 to 1.21 as war headlines unsettle traders while hedging and weak flour demand press prices lower. Corn, oats, and soybeans show varied moves with receipts and livestock sections detailing livestock and poultry prices and arrivals at St. Louis and Chicago markets.
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Chicago
Livstock
California
Washington
Idaho
Bliss
Nebraska
Red Warbas
Epus
Parachute photographer among victims in Army training crash
Frank Filan AP photographer parachuted to safety after a collision involving two bombardment training planes near Lucerne dry lake in Lucerne Valley. Sgt Pilot Rodney Grim and civilian photographer Clarence Block were killed. Filan survived with unclear recollection, found wandering seven hours later. Lieut Bolin and passenger Robert Myers survived. Filan was a veteran AP photographer with a wife and two year old daughter Sheila.
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Frank Filan
Associated Press
Rodney M Grim
Army Air Forces
Clarence L. Block
Los Angeles
West Coast
Army Air Forces Training Center
Filan
Clarence M. Skaggs
A. J. McVea
Bigek
Russell L. Bolin
Robert Myers
Black
West Coast Center
Lucerne Dry Lake
Lucerne Valley
H. P. Thoreson
Victorville
Sheila
Twenty Dine Palms
Calif
Brooklyn
State Returns in Nevada County in Election Report
Nevada county state race totals appear in The Star Election Extra with a typographical omission in the complete report. Senator McClellan leads with 1,231 votes, Governor Adkins tops 1,270, and other officials listed include Heath 11, Keller 944, Page 787, Golden 228, Rankin 497, Woodburn 97, Taylor 231, Riis 166, Holt 330, Neill 56, Gentry 602, Mehetfy 176, McPaddin 1,075.
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Nevada County
Star
Nevadas
McClellan
Terry
Holt
Riis
Neill
Adkins
Heath
Keller
Taylor
Page
Golden
Rankin
Woodburn
Gentry
Mehetfy
McPaddin
Spy Hearing Probes Civil Rights of Prisoners in War
The session debated if NEN Sich and others held by a military commission may claim civil court protection. Attorney General Biddle argued war wipes rights of aliens. Col. Royall, defending, said prisoners deserve rights as POWs, not full civil protections. Justices questioned how rights apply, with several juridische figures absent. A note mentions 10 tons of armor on Army light tanks.
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Fawr
Roosevelt
Biddle
Kenneth C. Royall
Reich
Royal
Douglas
Oregon
Murphy
Harry Hopkins to Marry Today in White House Ceremony
President Roosevelt attends the White House oval study wedding of Harry Hopkins and Louise Gil Macy, a New York socialite and fashion writer. The simple ceremony includes 13 family members and White House guests with a breakfast to follow.
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Washington
Harry Hopkins
Louis Gill Macy
New York
White House
Franklin D. Rooseel
Oval
Russell J. Clinchy
Hartford
Roosevelt
Hopkins
Guijlar
Nicholas Ludinglan
US Ss. N
Ardmore
Ruth Cowan
Harry Lopkins
Louise Gil Macy
Executive Mansion
Mrs. Macy
Diana
Merloyd Ladington
Nicholas Ladington, Jr
Stephen
Robert
Signal Corps
David
Folles
David Hopkins
Gertrude Cornell
Nicholas Ludington
Penn
Louise
Katharine
Ludington
Br. Russell Clinchy
Macy
Connecticut
Pensylvania Avenue
Organizers Can Be Controlled In War Plant Case
A federal court ruled that war plant owners may deny access to union organizers and National Labor Relations Board agents under military secrecy protections. The decision, by Judge J T Whitfield Davidson, limits the NLRB and union access, with potential higher court review. The ruling allows a Fort Worth company to block canvassers and states cannot override security at sensitive facilities.
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Dallas
Tex
Fort Worth
National Labor Relaions Board
International Association of Machinists
APS
Labor Board
Miother
Canadian Troops Arrive in England in Large Convoy
Thousands of Canadian soldiers with ground crews for RCAF squadrons arrived in Britain aboard a lengthy convoy from Canada. The Atlantic crossing was largely incident free despite occasional depth charge detonations from escort ships. Submarine activity appeared limited as the ships neared their destination.
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Wey
Britain
Canada
Atlantic
Langford S. Britt of El Dorado Dies After Illness
Langford S. Britt, 53, circuit judge of the ninth district for 20 years, died in a local hospital after an operation Monday night. Funeral services were set for today. He was survived by his widow, four brothers, a sister, and his parents.
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Storade
Langford S. Britt
Iheth
Scuyive
Terry Announces Support for McClellan in Primary
Terry thanks supporters and pledges backing John J McClellan in the win-off deeming him best qualified. He sends congratulatory messages to Nolt and McClellan urging support for Roosevelt's Arkansas program. Ellis reiterates commitment to the program and reports a two to one district majority victory.
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John J
McClellan
Arkansas
Local Kroger Chain Group Formed in Hope
Dennis heads new chain store group uniting Nevada Howard and Hempstead county managers at Hope city hall. The organization aims to aid civic agricultural and industrial progress, with marketing improvements including 300 carloads of peaches to boost Arkansas peach campaign. Dennis named president. next meeting August 4 to draft the year’s program.
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Nevada
Howard
Hempstead Counties
Hope
Kroger Stores
Prescott
Nashell
Mempstead
L. C. Baker
State Council
Western Hempstead
J. O. Fullerton
O. L. Adams
R. P. Bowen
Chamber of Commerce
Sterling and
Kroker
Nashville
C. W. Dennis
Hope Kroger
Dennis
Probe on Arkansas Power and Light records continues
Moses Dennts and Shores testified in Little Rock that tapers found in a waste basket at Pine Bluff headquarters held no value for the Federal Power Commission probe. They said the FPPC had access to the company’s records since organization and questioned why records from predecessor firms and municipal plants were not preserved seven years earlier.
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Moses Dennts
Little Rock
Dent C. Hamilton Moses
Arkansas Power and Light Company
Federal Power Commission
FPPC
O. C
Moses
Shores
Harvey C. Couch
Compaig
FPC
PPC
Five New Polio Cases Reported in State
Five new cases of infantile paralysis were reported to the state health department today, raising Arkansas total to 751 since January 1. The cases include two brothers aged 12 and 10 from Gasville Baxter county admitted to University hospital where 31 other children are treated. Arkansas Children's hospital has 21 in care. Other new cases were Fray Woodruff in St. Francis and Greene counties.
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Little Rock
State Health Department
Arkansas
Gasville
Baxter County
University Hospital
Arkansas Children’s Hospital
Fray
Woodruff
St. Francis
Greene
Ford Optimistic on 79th Birthday
Detroit July 30 Ford Optimistic on 79th birthday as Henry Foard envisions a world federation eliminating tariffs and barriers to bring peace. He cites a path to happiness through intensified production for human needs and legitimate desires. Private Harry Rudolph of Brooklyn, 63, joined Army Air Forces training at Sheppard Field after a prior military service.
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David Wilkie
Detroit
Henry Foard
Sheppard Pield
Tex
Army Air Forces Technical Training Command
Sheppard Field
Harry Rudolph
Brooklyn
Jeys
General Campbell on German weapons and US tanks
General Campbell debunks German armor myths noting the Mark IV tank carries an 81 millimeter cannon and compares the 7 millimeter anti tank gun to a water pistol. He emphasizes US M 1 tanks and dual purpose weapons with superior firepower and speed while dismissing Nazi armament as overrated. He asserts American guns are superior and warns against enemy exaggeration of German capability.
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Neler Antistank
Campbell
Jeters
Campbell Yaomarks
United States
Japan
Betas
Japanese Propaganda Sows Tensions At University
An Oregon report notes Axis broadcasts denigrate American born students at the University of Oregon. Charles Hisao Yaos, a 1934 graduate, aligns with former Japanese minister Yasui Matsuoka and becomes a focal point of campus tension as anti alien sentiment grows amid wartime fears.
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Lord Hee-Hee
U. S
NEA
Eugene
Ore
Tokyo
Charles Hisao Yaoshii
Shomun
Universiy of
Oregon
Yasui Matsuoka
Japan
Oregon U
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