Dairy Farms Get Help In Draft Plan
President Roosevelt announced a semi compulsory manpower plan to ease a dairy worker shortage of about 30,000. The plan allows experienced dairy workers aged 18 to 23 to be recalled if needed and permits dairy farmers to hire conscientious objectors. It aims to reallocate overage workers to agriculture and essential industries while draft boards reassess registrants for non-deferable jobs.
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Washington
Roosevelt
War Manpower Commission
Rechssificnion
Tong
Ays
Casentint Furan Worl
Aol
Wairy
Ween
Ise
Farmey
Rik
War Department
Rind
Humanpower Commission
U.S. Employment Service
Plans For Second War Bond Drive In Kingsport Area
Kingsport War Savings Stars chair J M Brown led a Tuesday night meeting with Dr Nar Cepenhayor of Bristol as guest speaker. Officials outlined a $15 000 000 drive target while education campaigns and county volunteers prepared to mobilize rural communities for the April effort.
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Kingspork
Sullivan County
Kingsport Tonn
Wingsport War Savings Stars
J. M. Brown
Kingsport
Ty. Gopenkiver
Mra
Ja M. Dixon
Isingapore Ocu
Borgute Corps Speieeys
G. C. Bateer
Inorgay
Hssishuit
Joe McClain
Coal Miners Bargain Extends To National Fields
Negotiations widen as anthracite operators and United Mine Workers press for a $2 daily wage hike, overtime pay, and new work rules. About 450,000 soft coal miners and 100,000 hard coal miners are involved. a midn ight curtailment deadline looms as talks continue with Dr. John Steelman overseeing conciliation.
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New York
United Mine Workers
Willy
John R. Steelman
U.S. Conciliation Service
Pennsylvania
Uni
Scranton
John JL. Lewis
UMW
W. W. Inglis
Glen Alden ‘Coal Company
Et Serantinr Ise Hittin Tan
Motorist Fined In City Court
In city court on Wednesday Judge Napoleon Bond fined a motorist $ B28 for contempt of court after the driver continued to operate a car despite a prior license revocation order. The man claimed a government permit allowed use of Bias car de ai to the city court order. The docket also showed two offenders fined $3.50 each for illegal parking, three others forfeiting $3.50, two disorderly conduct counts at $15 each, and two $10 fines for the same charge. Public drunkenness accounted for nine of 22 cases. four were fined $16 each for entering guilty pleas, and five forfeited $15 for the same charge.
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Napoleon Bond
Fewer Students In The South Schools Because Of War
Enrollment declines sweep Southeastern Conference colleges as many students enter the armed services or take reserve officer commissions. Large losses at Louisiana State and Georgia Tech are noted, with a pattern of students delaying studies to work in industry during wartime.
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Atlana
Jeep South
Mosnr
University of Florida
Vanderbilt
Alabama Polytechnic Tradeute
Auburn
University of Georgia
Georgia Tee
Louisiana State
University of Mississippi
Kentucky
Mississippi State College
University of Alabama
University of Tennessee
Tulane
Louisiana
Spring mud bogs down Reds drive on fronts
The Moscow front reports minimal major action amid thaw and mud. Soviet communiques note probing operations near Soboleusk and Ukrainian sectors, with several German trench losses and tank destructions. Donets river battles near Kharkov yield German casualties and captured trucks as Soviets push across ashore lines.
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Moscow
Aboud Soboleusk
Belyan
Donets
Kharkoy
Red Army
Furigas
Three Chicago Youths Abducted By Chicago Gang
Three youths were abducted near suburban Louie Forest by the Chiszgu-P-4 gang as five men robbed them. A girl, Helen Price 16, was forced into the car and later released after a citywide police search began. Two youths, Thomas Stanton Asmeur and Kent Clow 18, were robbed of 850 before being dropped at the roadside. three men were taken into custody for questioning.
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P—4
Suburan
Louie Forest
West Side
John Warren
Peng
Chicago
Leeing
Helen Price
Sherides Road
Pays
Thomas Stanton Asmeur
Kent Clow
Rogers Park
Date Set for Retail Inventories April 10
Clerks at the rationing board announced that March processed food inventories must be turned in to the board office by April 10. Form R-1392 for filing the inventory is available now from the rationing board office. Monthly checkups balance surplus and excess stock to maintain working grocery stocks.
FDR Plans U S Russian Conference
President Roosevelt outlined a forthcoming U S Soviet talks on postwar issues during a press conference. He indicated consultations with Prime Minister Churchill and Foreign Secretary Eden, and noted plans to begin discussions with other United Nations while avoiding formal documents in favor of practical gentlemen's agreements.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Premley Stal Jin
Molotov
Anmthonyder
Amoreariovs
United Nations
Pusalenont Ab
Senate Foreign Relations
Eden
Russia
Boal
Ned
OPA Sets Ceiling Prices On Used Trucks And Buses
The Office of Price Administration issued new maximum prices for used commercial vehicles including trucks ambulances and buses to curb speculator activity and release lifted supply. Prices vary 26 to 87 of new delivered value depending on age and conditioning with April 29 effective date. Exemptions include ordinary passenger autos taxis station wagons and farm trucks. action aims to ease shortages and encourage reconditioning of older models.
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OPA
Washington
Office of Price Administration
New Post
Uing
GPA
Axis Fighter Flees North From Allies
Axis forces retreat under heavy Allied pressure in central Tunisia as Rommel’s columns pull north along the Gabes corridor. British and American units press from Maknassy toward the coast while Sedjenane and Sfax areas see intensified fighting and coastal bombardment.
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Erwin Rammel
Tunisia
Gabes Battlener
Dwight D. Risenno
Gahes
Gibos Bap
Pedres
British Sea Army
Sedienane
Sedjenane
Bigerte
Sedjenune
Djehel Abiod
London
Aln
Anderson
Ain Algiers
Rommel
Gabes
Sfax
Gabee
George S. Pate Ton, Jr
U. S
Quiscltio
Fald
Maknassy
Lontion
Algiers
Quaselia Ane
Funisia
Reuters
Sedjanane
Rowters
Gakes
Highth
Erwin Rommel
Tunisis
Rome
Bullet Riddled Bodies Found Near Cleveland
Summit County Coroner R E Amos ruled murder in the deaths of Lucille Caprano a 23 year old Kent State co ed and George W Reynolds a 55 year old Twin Lakes cook found shot in a car along a wooded road between Cleveland and Alan The coroner said both likely died around 10 pm Sunday Caprano daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Daprano Cleveland had left home with bundles of large bills her purse containing 41 cents was found with the bullets Reynolds the other victim worked as a cook at the country club where he was employed Both may have been victims of a holdup or serial killer.
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Reynolds
Daprana
Joseph Daprine
Clevelwnd
Cleveland
Amos
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Errol Figny
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Black Sea
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United States
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Staraya Russa
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Tdeyl
John B. Woodyard
Eft
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