Tito and His Army Seek Allied Recognition and Aid
In Tito's first press interview he states Yugoslavs and the national liberation army want recognition as Yugoslavia's government and more allied support. He notes a need for tanks, anti tank guns, aircraft and food while praising some aid from the Allies and criticizing exile government control of ships and funds.
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New Boys School Head Named for Topeka
UP Gov Andrew Schoeppel appointed Lawrence Gardner principal of the Neosho Rapids rural high school as superintendent of the Industrial School for boys. He succeeds C A Yeomans who resigns June 1. Gardner, 51, Kansas native, holds A B and M A from Kansas State College and studied at KU and Chicago University. Gardner is a World War I veteran. A marriage license was issued to Carroll C Shaeffer and Emma May Jenkins of Kansas City Missouri, both previously married.
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Poison Oak Debate Prompts New Oklahoma Forecast
Oklahoma City May 20 Poison oak once a nuisance may be tamed by chemurgy Dr A C Shead of the University of Oklahoma suggests planting more poison oaks to create three new products lacquer from oxidized irritant a 20 million pound annual import and nonpoisonous berries rich in fat for Japanese Wax potential future industries cited by the Southwest Chemurgic clinic officials
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Japanese plant yields multiple useful substances said valuable
Reported from Japan before the war, the plant provides tannin for leather making and other substances. Prices range to 25 cents a pound. The source notes the plant is rare and yields up to three usable products. Experts deem the commercial worth conservative.
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Distinction in pay under wage board decision sparked coal case
Washington May 20 War Labor Board approved the bituminous wage agreement but left daily wages and conditions unchanged. About three-fourths of miners will receive $40 back pay in four installments starting June 1, while others may not. Southern Operators challenge travel-time pay and WLB authority, though the 10 to 2 vote upheld the $40 back pay provision. Farmers sold thousands of dollars of livestock and farm products through Journal-World classified ads daily.
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Conventions in Topeka Clash With War Time Rules
The Office of Defense Transportation criticizes 11 May conventions in Topeka as unnecessary during wartime. It warned that meetings strain transportation and hotel capacity and warned against conventions growing larger than before.
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All Hatcheries to Close on Government Say So
Baby chick hatcheries nationwide are urged to close during summer due to a feed shortage. The War Food Administration issued the request at a Chicago meeting, via International Baby Chick Association official Don M. Turnbull. Closing date is June 1. Coffeyville fire toll rises to 12 with John A. Coop's death.
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President to call world monetary conference
President Roosevelt decided to call a world monetary conference with a date chosen after talks with Treasury Secretary Morgenthau and expert Harry D. White. Fiscal experts from over 90 nations agreed last month on principles, including a proposed 8 billion dollar international stabilization fund to underpin discussions.
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Warning on Homes Boom Foreclosure Tide Echoed by Official
Washington May 20 Federal Home Loan Bank Administration commissioner John H. Fahey warned of runaway price moves in city homes and inflationary mortgage lending. He compared the trend to the twenties boom that collapsed amid foreclosures. Topeka May 20 Judge Clayton Davis appeared on schedule.
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Legislator Falls in Bathtub at Topeka Session
Rep. C. EL Youse of Baxter Springs explained to the state legislative council that he missed this week’s meeting after a fall in the bath tub that broke several ribs. No arrests were made since Tuesday’s session, and the docket remained bare during the regular court session.
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