04 Oct 1942
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Newspaper
Monroe Morning World
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1942
Page
1
The Bund seeks to resist integration of Germans in the United States and to establish a Reich branch here. Officials say naturalized citizens joining the Bund betray allegiance, and courts may pursue denaturalization based on months of FBI investigations into hundreds of former Bund members.
Calvary Baptist church announces a 10 day revival at Grand River dam starting at 8:30 a m with Rev B A Miley from Arcadia First Baptist as evangelist and Dale Cobb directing music. Calvary’s Rev I J Brooks urges public attendance at all services nightly at the dam in northeast Oklahoma where the world’s largest multiple arch dam is located.
Secretary Wickard unveils a wartime food plan linking farm output to government controls on materials and labor. He advises subsidies may expand, cites parity as a goal, and warns inflation risks while praising the scrap drive and broader war effort.
Wickard outlined two paths to raise output of essential goods. Education can push production, or the government may withhold nonessentials to force efficiency. He cited fertilizer and watermelons as examples and noted strawberries’ Vitamin C value while some northwest growers face planting limits without aid.
Russian forces foothold in Stalingrad streets push back German salients as defense tightens around the city. In the Caucasus the battle near Grozny reaches outskirts while west of Moscow German units attack several lines and suffer tank losses. Descriptions claim 2,000 to 3,000 enemy deaths daily and a claimed 16 tanks destroyed by the Soviets.
A brief river stage update lists estimated water levels and rises at several points along the river. The report notes forecasted increases amid varying gauges and potential flood implications for communities downstream.
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