Marvin Jones Tries Rand At Food Problem
Washington June 29 UP Marvin Jones takes office as War Food Administrator and pledges enough food to keep a healthful supply. He becomes the third War Food Administrator in three months amid resignations and power struggles over rationing pricing and production policy.
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Oid Zandt Vinson
James F. Byrnes
Ald. Post
Meat Shortage Blamed on Congress Says Price Official
Washington June 29 Charles M Elkington of the Office of Price Administration said Congress causes the consumer meat shortage and urged price controls from farm to home to break the jam. He claimed livestock raisers refuse to sell stock fearing higher prices and that price control will be impossible without congressional action.
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Senate extends NYA through year political maneuver
Washington coverage notes Senate action extending the National Youth Administration through the year amid tense debate. The House and manpower committee discussions frame the bill as a key jobs program, with supporters urging quick passage and opponents warning of costs and scope.
Jesse Jones Scores as Vice President Shine
A brief note reports Jesse Jones scoring during a vice presidential event. The tightly worded line indicates Jones’s participation in activities connected to the VP appearance, with no further context or details available.
Higher pay for teachers urged
Readers are urged to support higher teacher salaries as part of ongoing advocacy. The item references continued coverage on page four with calls for improved pay to attract and retain qualified educators.
Title Tourney Sees Twenty Seven Entries
Twenty seven entries appear for the forthcoming title tournament as organizers note possible late signups. A deadline remains thirty days after the base event, with limited slots for additional competitors who may have missed prior ordering.
Attendance figures for pool attendance and receipts
Attendance figures report 416 people attended over the weekend with Sunday receipts 339.81 including GA tax. Saturday attendance totaled 110 with Schmip tickets sold and more sales on Sunday and Monday. Monday attendance was 200 with receipts 128.28.
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Teketa
Pratton Chosen School Trustee
A municipal election result shows Pratton named a school trustee amid a close vote. The report cites candidates Wheeler and Haeles among Republicans and Democrats, with May approval of financial bills and state measures. Page Five coverage notes council action and local political shifts.
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Allied Air Offensive Opens Second Front in Ruhr Sector
The Allied air offensive creates a de facto second front in the Ruhr area, with air and ground forces mobilized on a scale near a million troops. German defense features night fighters, anti aircraft, and fighters strained by losses in northwest Europe and the Mediterranean.
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Jones TS Denied New Trial Right
Clyb Jou, a 38 year old Tipton County native who has spent over 12 years in prison for a first degree murder case, was denied a new trial. The note continues on page five.
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New Strikes Hit Alabama Coal Fields Amid Labor Moves
United Press reports new strikes disrupt Alabama 4 coal fields threatening steel output as 1200 Woodward Iron Co workers fail to report, increasing idle miners in the state to about 17,000 while Pennsylvania and other regions see mixed back to work momentum.
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Woodward Iron Co
Trial of Local Poy Wednesday Trials In Burglaries
Donald Wegvaen 19 and Francia Wil dens Say plead not guilty to second degree burglary in a nightclub break-in last Friday night. Police report Wegvaen, nephew of Jonalil, was apprehended after the case was partially adjudicated and later dismissed in court. Authorities say a companion was also involved and a window was broken at the rear of the club where whiskey was found.
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Tire Replacement Troubles Grow in Price Admin
AP reports Price Administration declares nap ration card holders ineligible for some auto tires in age area and restricts use of used and recapped tires. A tally shows 6,000 casings versus 800,000 lanes, with a five step plan to apply monthly mileage standards within 90 days. In eastern shortages non-occupational drivers with A books face limits and cannot replace tires, only recapped ones. Outside shortages, tires require penalties for replacements. Continued on page three.
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Weather outlook Cool spell near Lake Michigan continues
A slightly cooler night and Wednesday forenoon are expected with temperatures holding steady near Lake Michigan. Skies remain mostly clear, and no precipitation is anticipated as winds shift lightly from the northwest.
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Allied invasion fleets massed off France and Italy
Axis reports said two massive Allied invasion fleets gathered along a 1200 mile North African coast opposite France and Italy and may strike next Saturday the day before Independence Day. British and American warships reinforced the Mediterranean access to Southern Europe amid ongoing bombardment warnings from Paris and London.
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Trahan
Stamps Deadline Set By Alto Office
The notice outlines a June 30 deadline for Alto stamps and describes the process for designation and display. It mentions a regular post office location open from 7:00 a.m. and references incentives up to $25 for owners who comply.
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A W O L Soldier 18 Arrested Held Here
Pvt. William R. Butler, stationed at Fort Jackson South Carolina, turned homeward to Chicago after going AWOL borrowing a car. State Patrolman Marion Robbins intercepted him five miles north of Lebanon on road 62 and jailed him. Fort Benjamin Harrison authorities were notified to take the 15 year old to the fort.
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FBI Probes Coal Strike and New Walkouts Amid Legal Push
Federal agents investigate a coal strike and new walkouts as the Justice Department considers enforcing a federal law. Officials cite potential prosecutions under the act, noting uncertainties over which division will handle cases and how penalties apply to demonstrations at plants in Bayonne Detroit and Chicago area sites.
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Alter Nation
Colonel Bienfang Leads Hawaii Air Base to Spokane Command
Koone's First Colonel commands air field duties as Bienfang, a Lebanon High School alumnus, rises from major to lead the new Spokane air field after Pearl Harbor. He served in Hawaii at Hickam and shifted to the mainland several months ago, arriving in January four years after Pearl Harbor, with wife and son evacuated from Hawaii.
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Cologne Pounded by RAF Bombers in Night Attack
British bombers dropped upwards of 2000 tons on Cologne, sending the Allied air offensive into its 10th night. Hamburg also hit while RAF, US and Mediterranean forces battled, reporting ships damaged and fires burning in German ports.
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Americans Bomb SAP Naval Units
Washington reports a bombing strike on a small Japanese naval center in the Solomons and broader attacks on Kiska. U S forces say patrol craft and possibly motor torpedo boats were hit. Eight more dives in the Kiska area followed, while Rekata Bay and Santa Isabel Island targets were attacked by dive and torpedo bombers and fighters.
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Tathay Today
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Kiska
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Eigaeh
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Santa Tabel Island
Manda
Georgia Island
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Pacific
Aerial fighting rages over approaches to Leningrad
Front dispatches report heavy aerial combat around Leningrad as German bomber squadrons attack around the clock to exhaust Soviet fighters. The June 29 report from Moscow notes intensified battles over the approaches to the city.
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