New York Bond Goal Set High for July War Bonds
New York state will buy 171 596 000 dollars of war bonds in July, more than one sixth of the national 1 billion dollar quota. The list shows state quotas including Illinois second with 84 925 000 and Nevada smallest at 1 938 000. The July target marks the first billion month, with quotas allocated across many states and territories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New
Alabama
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
District of Calurmina
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Indiana
Iown
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
New Mexico
North Carolina
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Alaska
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Rationing Predicted amid Wartime Crisis and Government Plans
Fragmented OCR text outlines expectations of large scale rationing. Mentions officials discussing policy, potential car seizures, and proposed government actions with phrases about freezes and agreements. Details are unclear and partially garbled.
Fair Enough Continues Attacks Trigger Calls for Boycott
The text notes calls for a state wide boycott of the Rocky Mountain News for continued exposes. It cites letters and statements from William B. Cahn in Waterbury and Paul M. Fessen den in Akron and a Bridgeport Post committee of Communists now patriotic. New York CIO office workers protest mentions of Communist employees spilling secrets. No editor cancellations reported yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Dewey
Denver
Rocky Mountain News
Waterbury American
New Haven
William B. Cahn
Akron
Paul M. Fessenden
Industrial Union Council
Bridgeport Post
Hitler
Russia
New York
Rubber Drive Presses On Under Roosevelt Campaign
Details of the ongoing rubber drive era launched June 15 show Interior officials scarce in public buildings overhoarding. Ickes contends hoarding may hinder supply as Senate committee warns rubber could fall 20.8 tons short of military needs by end of 1943. Estimates place U S and Great Britain demand at 1 276 tons with 220 tons for buses and trucks and tires for private autos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ickes
Public Buildings Administration
Decine
Senate
L D. Clay
Army Services of Supply
ST. Ugs
United States
OY Tata
Army Navy
Asher
War Department
Mat Meluiel
Anul Lao
Comiat Services
Lays
Lenn Henderson
Paul Karlowitz Receives Wings
Lieutenant Paul Moritz Karlowitz son of Mr and Mrs Po oM Karlowitz 1709 Jackson Street graduated from the air force advanced flying school at Taskefield Arizona June 2 He volunteered for service as a private February 13 1941 and was sent to the 204 Coast artillery company Camp Hulton Texas He later transferred to the army air corps for aviation cadet training at Cal Aero School Ontario California Karlowitz will join a squadron in Florida for training in four engine bombers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Moritz Karlowitz
Po Om
Karlowitz
Jackson Street
Air Force Advanced Flying School
Taskefield
Arizona
204 Coastrtillery Company
Camp Hulton
Tex
Army Air Corps
Cal-Aero School
Ontario
Calif
Florida
Deadly spy saboteurs exposed by Hoover plans
The group planned to blow up key railroad centers bridges and aluminum plants to halt U S airplane production. Four landed near Jacksonville and admitted destruction targets while forged papers aided their mission by night.
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Hoover
Ponte Vedra Beach
Jacksonville
Fla
Edward John Kerling
Herbert Haupt
Werner Thiel
Hermann Neubauer
Aluminum Company of America
America
Fone
Coast
Department of Justice
Lansing
Mich
Adjutant General
Burger
Michigan National Guard
Detroit
Sol
125Th Infantry
Aluminum Corporation — of America
Alena
Tenn
Massena
N.Y
East St. Louis
Crvante
Philadelphia
Chesapeake and Big
Hell Gate Bridges
New York City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Newark
Births Report From Louisiana Clinics
In Farmerville, a boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Spratt on June 27 at Vaughan-Wright-Bengel clinic. West Monroe couple Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Kelly welcomed a girl born Sunday, June 28 at Riverside sanitarium. In EPPS, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Grice welcomed a son born Sunday, June 28 at Riverside sanitarium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmerville
W. A. Kelly
Neeth Third Street
West Monroe
Riverside Sanitarium
Epps
W. A. Grice
Riot Against Nazis Disrupts Swedish Nazi Meeting
In Raettvik Sweden police say more than 160 people disrupted a Nazi meeting during a second anti Nazi riot in a week. The event occurred 150 miles northeast of Stockholm with authorities reporting no serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sweden
Raettvik
Greek Relief Contribution Letter from Monroe
A short missive from Monroe acknowledges a donation to the Greek Relief effort. The note includes a salutation Dear Sir and signs off with a contributor’s name, accompanied by an enclosed sum representing a charitable contribution.
Senate debates state outlay and welfare funding moves
Louisiana senators weigh welfare department appropriations and a $50 annual slot tax proposal. The finance committee hosts a two day hearing amid bills for tuberculosis facilities, boundary litigation with Texas, and seed money for farm markets and university research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welfare
Joe T. Cawthorn
Senate Finance Committee
House
Pat Juneau
Lafayette
INL
Juneau
Senate
Shreveport
New Orleans
Pineville
New Orleans Charity Hospital
Louisiana
Texas
Roviossa
Caddo Parish
State Market Commission
State University
Armed Services
Secretary of State
Lionel G. Ott
Mansfield
Cawthorn
A. K. Goff
Ruston
Leopold Rejects German Proposal to Close Contact
A Stockholm dispatch says King Leopold of Belgium refused to consider a German invitation for closer collaboration. The offer allegedly proposed Leon Degrelle head a government with an anti-Soviet aim in exchange for economic and territorial concessions. No confirmation was available locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bern
Switzerland
Leopold
Stockholm
Basel National Zeitung
National Zeitung
London
Svenska Dagbladet
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Leon Degrelle
Germany
Screwy News Highlights From Gladwin Hill Wide World
A roundup of odd occurrences from Warwick New Jersey to Tampa Florida includes a cow struck by lightning trapping a man, a Milwaukee youth chasing girls with marriage questions, and a Long Beach shipyard clash over a champagne mishap. Also notes a Missouri driver swapping tires for rims, a Java rhinoceros skull mix up, a Montgomery candidate gaining weight with bananas, a hen laying hollow eggs, and Omaha’s rubber drive signage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladwin Hill
Hollywood
Warwick
N. J
Tampa
Fla
Milwaukee
Long Beach
Calif
Nick
George Bowman
Poplar Bluff
New York History Museum
Java
Montgomery
Ala
Omaha
Douglas Courty
Attempt to End Farm Split Fails in Washington Parley
A fresh bid to break the House Senate deadlock over the annual farm appropriation bill failed. Conferees from both chambers plan to reconvene after a House session, with disputes over wheat sales, parity pricing, soil conservation payments, rural relocation funding, and FHA tenancy and rehabilitation programs unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Sen. An
Ana
No Chambers
Federal Security Administration
British Army Fights Axis Push Near Matruh and Sevastopol
Allied forces clash with German Italian units in Egypt and Russia as Rommel threats Matruh and a wider Mediterranean axis drive. Cairo reports indicate large-scale combat with Matruh potentially isolated, while Sevastopol sees German Romanian gains and Red Army attempts to hold key positions near Leningrad and the Ilmen lake area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kharkov
Kursk
Middle East
Suez Canal
Alexandria
Russia
Egypt
Suez
Asia Minor
Caucasus
Matruh
the Nile
Cairo
Nile Valley
Libya
Mediterranean
Crete
Eighth Army
Rome
Malta
London
Tobruk
Rommel
Sahne
France
England
R.A. F
Moscow
Red Army
Sevastopol
Leningrad
Lake Ilmen
Tchernaya
Sapun
Red Fleet
Black Sea
War Bill Reveals Large Federal War Spending Totals
A congressional report details vast allocations for war effort programs including the War Production Board Civilian Defense Office and Office of Scientific Research and Development. It notes a projected monthly war outlay of about six billion dollars and staff impacts, with emphasis on voluntary labor and defense allocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National War Labor Board
Office of Scientific Research and Development
War Manpower Commission
War Production Board
War Relocation Authority
Civil Service Commission
Federal Communications Commission
Public Roads Administration
Office For Agricultural War Relations
Office of Petroleum Coordinator
Office of Solid Fuels Coordination
Federal Bureau of Investigation
War Plants Corporation
Capital Stock
Office of Censorship
OPA
Henderson
Siti Rena Management
Office of Civilian Defense
FBI finds no foreign sabotage in United States cases
The FBI has not found foreign sabotage in the United States involving computer and crank work. Seizures from aliens include thousands of rounds of ammunition and firearms, and explosives. The Public Roads Administration plans 28 airplane landing strips along the coast for craft operations and emergency landings. Publishers and broadcasters report strong cooperation with the voluntary censorship program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mileee
FBI
United Stat
Digi
Com
Eyre Price
Nelson outlines 1942 wartime production challenges and goals
Nelson warns of shrinking civilian economy and the need to curtail imports and essential materials while boosting war output. He cites labor cooperation, small business strain, and pooling limits, with WPA aiming to produce 46 billion in munitions in 1942. He notes auto scrap yields and metal movements as part of mobilization efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Phillip Reed
War Industries Branch
Army
WPA
Boy Dies After Apparent Self Inflicted Incident
A boy, 18, from Louisiana died en route to St Francis sanitarium after an apparent self inflicted incident near his home. He called his mother for help and died in the ambulance. He attended Lewis grammar school and is survived by his mother, a brother in Detroit, and grandfather Ben M. Williams.
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Jear] Jones
Sander Berry
Bawcomvily
Mulhearn’s
St Francis Sanitarium
Billy
Lenwis Grammar Schoo
Everard
Detroit
Mich
Ben M. Williams
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Miss Chilton Bass
Greek Relief Association
Gus Primos
Monroe, la
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Self
ODT
South 11Th Street
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Fese
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