Fresh Senators Quell Revolt as Senate Gathers
Senate Republicans appear to have quashed a revolt by freshmen who sought tougher opposition to administration policies. A temporary officers slate is expected until McNary returns from Florida. McNary rests. Vandenberg likely temporary chairman. White to lead. Wherry named whip. Democratic leaders move to unify southern and northern factions amid service vote talks and campaign planning.
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Washington
Senate
McNary
Oregon
Florida
Vandenberg
R-Mich
White
Maine
Wherry
Nebraska
Taft
Ohio
Vandenburg
Guffey
D-Pa
Profiteers Attacked by WPB Chairman at Anniversary Dinner
War Production Board Chairman Donald Nelson told a British American Canadian production and resources board dinner that profiteers and pressure groups threaten national unity and democratic balance. He warned against men who seek big profits or stir wartime strikes to gain short term advantage, labeling them as aiding would-be Hitlers.
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Washington
America
War Production Board
Donald Nelson
Combined Production and Resources Board
WPB
Nelson
Ettrick Pastor and Wife Honored at Farewell Dinner
In Ettrick Wisconsin a farewell dinner honored Rev K M Urberg and his wife at the South Branch school. About 200 attendees attended as the Upper and Lower South Branch Ladies Aid groups organized by presidents Reinhold Pischke and Harry Johnson hosted the event. Urberg has served South Beaver Creek Lutheran churches since Johan Olsen left a year ago. The new minister Rev H O Aasen of Baudette Minnesota will assume charge of French Creek Tamarack Fager ness and South Beaver Creek Lutheran churches in February.
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H. O. Aasen
Baudette, Minn
French Creek
Tamarack
Fagerness
South Beaver Creek
Leaves From A War Correspondent Notebook
An American heav y bomber base in Italy recalls the 200th mission over enemy lines as ground crews and maintenance men receive praise for keeping Flying Fortresses ready. The commander notes ground crews deserve medals for preparing planes despite long overseas service.
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Italy
Air Force
William May
May
Radio Programs and Schedules 1944 War Time Listings
Wartime radio schedule from January 18 1944 lists daily programs across NBC CBS Blue Red networks. Highlights include Bob Hope Ginny Simms Fibber McGee Judy Canova Light Out and Burns and Allen with detailed hourly lineups and times.
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Associated Press
Ginny Simms
NBC
CBS
Horace Heidt
Noah Webster Says
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Judy Canova
Burns and Allen
Fibber McGee and Molly
Bob Hope
Adams
Red Skelton
WABH
America
Fred Waring
Victory Tunes
Ber
Mollie
Raymond Gram
Roy Shield
Josh
Daily War Journal
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Fulton Lewis
I. Eames
Harry James
Johnson
Mbs
Hollywood
Nbe News
Big Town
Dbs
Arthur Hale
Lum
Abner
Bob Ripley
the American Forum
Harry Wismer
Raymond Gramme
Chester Bowles
Sunny Skylar
Cory Fies
Red Skelton and Company
Nbe Congress
Washington
San Quentin Prison
Nbec
Ebs & Blu
Comcast
No price rise on Kemp’s Balsam and Lane’s tablets
Advert says prices not rising by 25 cents while stocks last though supplies are limited. It promotes Kemp's Balsam in stock and Lane's tablets available from druggists.
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Kemp’s
Lane
Nothing Too Tough For Army Chaplain
Camp Campbell Kentucky reports Chaplain Lieut Gabriel Ginascol accompanies the 20th armored division on roughing it. He rides a motorcycle with the troops and digs fox holes beside them. The Boston native aims to gain confidence by sharing real experiences to make religion meaningful.
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Camp Campbell
20Th Armored Division
Gabriel Ginascol
The
Bostonian
Seamen in Britain Ready for Western Invasion Push
Britain's merchant navy must keep supply lines open for a major invasion. Seamen were asked to volunteer and most replied affirmatively, saying it is part of the day's work. Only fewer than 100 were medically unfit.
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London
Britain
National Union of Seamen
No Doubt It's Listed As A Clean Getaway
Knoxville detectives raid a house during a car theft raid. A thief escaped in a seized vehicle but crashed the car into a pole nearby. One detective recovered the thief’s last clean shirt from the car during the pursuit.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Indians in Kilts Parade in New Guatemala
British officers in Guatemala, including a Golden Highlander, discover Indians wearing kilts or chamaras made of wool with varied colors. The mountaindwelling Highlanders wear special shoes called caite and favor bright hues without Scottish clan intensity.
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Guatemala
New Guatemala
Fishermen Rescued After Ice Floe Tragedy Near Lake Michigan
Three Michigan fishermen Delor Rocheford 31 Edward Rocheford 29 and Henry Rocheford 40 survived after spending hours on a drifting ice floe in Big Bay de Noe. Their father John Rocheford 56 died. Henry remained hospitalized in St Francis hospital as the trio suffered severe exposure.
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Escanaba
Mich
Big Bay de Noe
Lake Michigan
Coast Guard
Delor Rocheford
Edward
Henry
John
St. Francis Hospital
Navy Seeks Seventeen-Year-Old Radio Technician Recruits
The Navy invites 17 year old high school seniors to enlist as seamen first class for the radio technician program. Qualifying youths will undergo a local aptitude test at Milwaukee recruiting stations or near their hometowns with sub stations listed in nearby cities, then attend a 10 month Chicago based course to master electronics skills.
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Chicago
Prince of Electronics
Milwaukee
Aton
Federal
Each Bay
Oshkosh
Crosse
W. Qaus
Army Colonel Tops Capt Bong in Aerial Victory Race
Col. Neel E. Kearby of San Antonio Texas officially shares the lead with Capt. Richard Bong as the top fighter ace of the southwest Pacific after 21 enemy planes. Kearby flies a Thunderbolt beside Bong in a Lightning as they push for more kills. At Verkhoyansk Siberia the record cold on January 3, 18385 plunged to 94 degrees below zero.
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Neel E. Kearby
San Antonio
Tex
Richard Bong
Poplar
Wis
Kearby
Verhoainsk
Siberia
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