Russia Keeps Secrets Formidable Barrier to Allies
War analyst Wendell MACKENZIE argues Moscow's reserve and secrecy hinder Allied planning. He notes Stalin's cautious leadership and Russia's reluctance to disclose Red Army strength, stressing the need for trusted cooperation with the United States and Britain despite secrecy concerns. He urges disclosure to dispel doubts about a second front.
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Germany
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Red Army
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Postwar plans prompt talk on training and rationing
The discussion covers easing restrictions to allow veterans to work in defense industries train troops or teach in high schools and establish retraining courses. It mentions rationing relief and air raid provisions as east coast defense needs. debate includes wage freezing opposition and farm price definitions amid postwar policy debate.
Market Report Grain and provisions widen gains curb
Chicago market drifted after early upturn as profit taking and hedging sales emerged in wheat corn oats and rye. Reports of possible government crop loan rate changes spurred buying but Washington price controls unsettled traders. Wheat closed higher while corn and oats rose modestly and soybeans fell.
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Washington Price Central
Close
Dee
Low
Redefine parity to include farm labor costs in bill
Smith clashed with President Roosevelt and with a House banking majority opposed to higher parity. The Senate Banking Committee moved to adjust anti inflation measures to set Sept 25 price levels, allowing farm prices to rise and arguing wage freezing harms morale and labor will resist wage cuts in the bill.
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Kington
Presi Philip Murray
CIO
Smith
Senate Agriculture Come
Roosevelt
House Banking Committee
Steagall
D-Ala
Senate Banking Committee
Brown
D-Mich
Murray
St Louis Livestock National Stockyards Market Report
At St Louis National Stockyards IU on Sept 19 US Dept of Agriculture notes hogs around 7000, prices steady to strong with bulk good and choice 190-270 lbs at 14.25 to 14.35, lighter weights 14.00 to 14.25, calves 1500 and 700 mixed offerings. cows and bulls uneven, yellows and stockers varied, slaughter steers 10.00 to 15.75, slaughter heifers 9.00 to 15.00, stockers 8.50 to 12.75, sheep 1500 with market not established.
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ST. Louis
Castle
Frontline chaos and air raids across Europe and Asia
Soviet forces report heavy fighting along the Volga front near Stalingrad with advances in the Voronezh and Mozdok sectors and a claim of destroying German infantry, capturing guns and prisoners. Air raids cause jitters in Sofia and Hungary while Gibraltar reports Italian boats damaged and ships sunk under Gibraltar’s guns. Some quiet on the Egyptian front.
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Voronezh
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Caucasus
Europe
Sofie
Bulgaria
Hungary
Sofia
Britain
RAF
Gibraltar
Italy
High Command
Stome
Great Rock
Berlin
Algeciras
Spain
Taylor Returns as Roosevelt's Vatican Envoy
Myron C. Taylor resumes his post as Roosevelt's Vatican envoy, prompting speculation in Berlin about a possible personal letter to Pope Pius. German reports say he arrived in Rome from Barcelona, after earlier returning home for health reasons and recovering from surgery as Italy declared war on the United States.
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Vatican
Roosevelt
Berlin
Hull
Taylor
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Vatican City
Pius
Rome
Barcelona
Vatt‘ean City
Italy
United States
County Library Holds Monthly Training Class
The Hempstead County Library held a weekly training class at city hall with librarian Elsie Welsenberger teaching. Members reported on librarians, a one hour laboratory on filing card slog, devotions led by Mrs. Virgin Goff, and a talk on Rachel Field.
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Hempstead
Rachel Field
Joe Jackson
Washington
Lois Russell
Walder DB. Edmonds
Fine Arts
Rubber program powers outlined in 1942 order
Interior Secretary Ickes as rubber director to lead research on producing butadiene from petroleum and natural gas and to oversee synthetic rubber plant operation after construction. Rubber Reserve Company to supervise plant construction under the rubber program. The order shields the Baruch plan findings from limiting the Office of Price Administration powers under the 1942 price control act.
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Ickes
Rubber Reserve Company
Baruch Committee
Office of
Radio Programs Expand Despite Tiny Profits Across Regions
Fly notes over 50 000 stations with annual time sales under 79 000 dollars. After expenses the year ends with losses or no profit. About 46 stations offer only primary night time service and 24 provide daytime primary service to areas lacking other options.
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Teignan
Fly
First Japanese Arrive, Others Follow Sunday
Japanese Americans begin relocation to Rohwer Arkansas with 249 evacuees arriving to staff the camp. An advance party of 220 left Stockton California, while about 4 500 more will depart Santa Anita in groups of 500 starting Sunday to join 9 750 moved to Arkansas centers. The Rohwer operation marks the first mass west coast relocation to the state.
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Son
War Relocation Authority
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San Francisco
Santa Anita
Los Angeles
Desha County
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Stockton
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California
Pacific Seaboard
Oil and Gas Filings September 16 1942
Mineral and royalty deeds and assignments filed September 16 1942 involve C FE Bragiey and wife, A D Turner and wife, Frank C Adams and wife, Tide Water Assd Oil Co Seaboard Oil Co, Barnsdall Oil Co, and Forrest H Lindsay. Descriptions cover sections 2, 7, 20, 21, 32 and 42 in townships 15 17 S Range 23 24 West, with various tracts and acreages. documents dated September 11 12 16 1942 and filed Sept 16 1942.
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Eunice Triplett Mineral Deed
Seni
C. FE
Bragiey
E . Markley
A. D. Turner
Fred Il. Haddock
S.& of New
West
Tide Water Ass
Nwy
Blalt
Pol. Landes
Forrest H. Lindsay
Employment Office Seeks Negro Workers for Defense Construction
The United States Employment Service Hope unit has an order for Negro laborers in Arkansas. Wages run 40 cents per four in time up to 40 hours weekly, with current hours at 70 per week. Transportation is provided from Hope to the job site. Food and lodging cost 10 dollars weekly in barracks. Contact the U.S. Employment Service immediately for details.
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United States Employment Service
Hope
Trananorintiah
Defense
Arkansas
U. S. Employment Service
Electr ician killed in Russellville plant accident
An electrician, age 28, was killed instantly last night at the Russellville Cambig can pilny's plant when he touched a live wire during a short circuit. Survivors include his widow and other relatives. the case appears tied to royalty deeds and property transfers dated in September. The report notes filings and transfers involving Moseley and Taylor across sections and townships with royalty interests pending.
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Russellville
Sept
Martin Dunes
Cambig Canpilny
Hhis Wodow
Royalty Deeds and Filings In Nevada County Records
Royally Need dated 7 842 fled 8 15 42. Thomas M Green dux to J Cooper 82 NW N2 NE NW NE NW NW Sec 19 Twp 14 Rec Royally Need dated 0 212 filed 16 42 Mrs Virgie M Jones et vir to F B King NW SW Sec 20 Twp 11 Rec 22 Royalty Deed Diafted 8 12 42 filed 8 16 42 C C May of uix to Charles Totnytsins SW NE N2 NW SE Sec Twn 14 Nee 22
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Thomas M. Green
Cooper
Virgie M. Jones
C. C. May
Uix
Charles
Totnytsins
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