Bartering of Tin and Rubber Urged for War Needs
Dr. George W. Dowrie of Stanford argues the United States should accept tin and rubber from allies in exchange for goods to bolster war mobilization. He warns of gold hoarding and aims to free allied purchasing power while expanding American exports and avoiding supply shortages from Europe and the Far East.
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San Francisco
George W. Dowrie
Stanford Graduate School of Business
United States
Downe
Netherlands Indies
French Indo-China
Europe
Far East
America
Dowrie
Dewrie
Norway
Holland
Belgium
Oklahoma election board gates shadow name candidates
Oklahoma officials halted frivolous shadow name candidacies after a wave of duplicates in 1940. Will Rogers and other familiar names competed with new entrants like Elmer Thomas, Josh Lee, and A M Shaw, prompting hearings and withdrawals while the incumbent remained on the ballot.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma
Mae West
Hoey Long
Joe E F. Brown
Will Bowers
Josh Lee
Elmer ‘Thomas
William E
Wiliam A. Murray
Elmer Thomas
Will Rogers
Shaw
Election Board
Incum
Bent
Balloot
South Will Seek Economic Gains in Ten Year Plan
Atlanta June 12 The South outlines a decade long program to raise living standards by balancing crops with livestock and forestry with food, expanding education, improving housing and health, developing factories, and boosting transportation. Dr Clarence Poe warns of perilous times amid Europe’s war. Donald Comer of Birmingham chairs Alabama efforts with industrial leaders pledging support.
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Atlanta
U.P
South
Roosevelt
Clarence Poe
The
Progressive Farmer
Poe
Holy Roman Empire
Donald Comer
Birmingham
Alabama
Butte Police Budget Halts Dog Catcher Hiring
Butte Montana police chief William H. Breen said the city lacks funds in the proper account to hire dog catchers for the coming months, leaving stray dogs unchecked as summer warms.
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Butte
Mont. U.P
William H. Breen
Increase in Indian population noted in Arizona reservations
Preliminary 1940 census returns show Arizona's Indian population at 61 730, up 12 255 from 1930. Navajo and Hopi reservations gather 32 900, an 8 500 rise. Yavapai 100. Havasupai 164. One district reports tribal reticence over counting amid license concerns.
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Pilornix
Ariz
Arizona
D. Kelley Turner
Turner
Yavapai
Havasupai
Havasu Canyon
Grand Canyon
Colorado
Sickest Man Otto Fischl Dies in Detroit
Otto Fischl once called Detroit’s sickest man died of a heart attack. For years he served in the health department and used dramatic stunts to trap quacks and unlicensed practitioners. The longtime city employee’s death ends a controversial career marked by publicity stunts.
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Detroit
Mich
U.P
Otto Fischl
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