Germans plan big post war housing setup
Berlin authorities announce a postwar building program to add 400000 dwellings by 1950 to house 1600000 more people south north and east of Berlin. Speer spokesman cites family size reduction due to space. Eighty percent of units would be four room and above as part of a six million population plan. Nearby notes report cornell on thrips control and Chile death rate.
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Berlin
Post- Tribune Special News Service
Albert Speer
KruGon credited for relief after 30 years of suffering
Mrs. J. W. Larrabee of Sedalia Missouri credits KruGon with restoring energy and eliminating years of back pain headaches and fatigue after breakthrough bowel relief. She praises the medicine and notes widespread availability through Brandenberger Drug Co and local pharmacists.
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KruGon
Wer
J. W. Larrabee
Hick St
Sedalia
Missouri
E. High St
Nazi Panzers Land in Oyria Assault on Gyprus Expected
Continued from page 1 reports detail Nazi panzers moving into Oyria and anticipated assault on Gyprus. The piece cites Ribbentrop and Ciano at Brenner talks claiming complete agreement, with Britain allegedly suffering heavy Crete losses. It notes Luftwaffe raids on Manchester, Crete evacuation, and British actions in the Middle East as war rages across Europe and North Africa.
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Yugoslavia
Greece
Germany
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Haly
Galeazzo Ciano
Brenner
Fuehrer
St Duce
Virginio Gayda
Britain
Crete
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Suez Canal
Manchester
Syria
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Africa
RAF
Middle East
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Petain
Maximo Weygand
France
Vichy
Philippe Petain
London
Churchill
Mediterranean Seaboard
London Daily Telegraph
Norway
Flanders
Theewspaper
London War Office
Hitler
Sedalia bill on unemployment agency faces criticism
A Sedalia sponsored House bill to move Missouri's Unemployment Compensation Commission from Jefferson City to Sedalia for 99 years draws strong opposition. Critics warn the plan uses whim over law, risks legal disputes, and breaks the Legislature’s stance on locating state agencies in the capital. The Post-Dispatch notes Sedalia seeks payroll benefits, while the commission remains aligned with the state capital.
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Sedalia
Missouri Unemployment Compensation Commission
Jefferson City
State of Missouri
Unemployment Compensation Commission
Commission
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Roosevelt Signs War Bill Expands Wartime Production Powers
President Roosevelt signed measures to speed arms output for Britain and the United States by mandating industry priorities. A second bill keeps iron ore flowing to steel plants and allows Canadian vessels to ship ore between U S ports on the Great Lakes for one year. A third bill appropriates 43,294,199 dollars for the Post Office in the new fiscal year, with total spending below prior estimates.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Great Britain
United States
White House
Great Lakes
Navy
OPM
Post Office Department
Surviving Zamzam Passengers Reach Portugal
One hundred nineteen exhausted American survivors of the sunken Zamzam liner arrived in Lisbon. Buses ferried them to Sintra to await passage back to the United States with some missionaries aiming for Africa. A town dinner at Clanguaide station featured fish, chicken with rice and roast lamb, arranged by the Red Cross and American Legation, with a cake bearing both flags.
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Portugal
Sintra
United States
Africa
Clanguaide
Red Cross
Legation
Veteran Texan to Time Oath in U S Senate
Andrew Jackson Houston, 86, a veteran of Reconstruction and the Spanish American War, takes the oath for Texas senate seat once held by his father Gen Sam Houston. He will be the oldest senator, turning 87 on June 21, as Lyndon Johnson and a field of rivals vie for the seat in a June 28 special election.
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Washington
Andrew Jackson Houston
Texas
Senate
Houston
Sam Houston
Lone Star
Republic of Mexico
Morris Sheppard
Prohibition
Prohibition Party
O' Daniel Strongest Houston
Lyndon Johnson
Martin
House Committee
Gov. W. Lee
Pass the Biscuits
Pappy O'Daniel
Austin
John Brinkley
Basil Muse Hatfield
Gerald Mann
Southern Methodist University
Sam Morris
Power and Control Amendments in Rail Rebates Case
The text discusses a 1910s era legal debate over prohibitions on rebates or concessions in railroad transport. The Justice Department accuses Kansas Municipality and Union Pacific of luring merchants away from Kansas City by offering free or reduced rentals or cash payments. It notes Union Pacific as the sole railroad reaching the Kansas market. Dissenting Justices were Roberts Black and Douglas. It also mentions a misapplied comparison claiming the Mississippi levee system exceeds the Great Wall in length.
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Justice Department
Kansas Municipality
Union Pacific
Kansas City
Kansas
Roberts, Black and
Douglas
Texas Head-On Crash Kills Six in Shamrock
Six people died in a head on car collision seven miles west of Shamrock Texas last night. Six others were injured when fire trucks crashed on a long curve on State Highway 66.
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Shamrock
Tex
Here
Roosevelt asks for millions to build roads
President Roosevelt urged Congress to approve 125 million dollars for defense highway construction with 100 million for access roads and 25 million to fortify bridges and widen routes in key areas. The request follows a Federal Works Administration survey on national defense needs and urban ingress and egress to bases.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Federal Works Administrator
National Defense
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