King Cuts Navy Bureaucracy and Washington Red Tape
Admiral King orders a 50 percent cut in Washington red tape and pushes officers to reduce bureaus. The piece contrasts the U S Navy’s large Washington staff with Japan’s lean command structure, and profiles Joel Dean a youthful gas rationing lead economist known for his Drive In Club and work at OPA.
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Navy Department
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U. S. Navy
Admiral Leary
New Zealand
Nimitz
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Joel Dean
Vermont
California
Harvard
International Business Machine
Leon Henderson
OPA
Arlington
Brickbats
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South Sea Island
Red Range Hero Helps Gracie Family In Night Raid
Con Cameron and allies aid the Graceys after a raid leaves the mother gravely wounded and the father dead. They repair the broke wagon, load the wounded woman, and rush to town for a doctor as danger mounts at dawn. Janet Tenison supports in the shelter of the ranch.
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Janet
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Paramores
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Irby
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Wild Horse
Mr. Tenison
Red Mesa
Nester
Gracey Road
Gracey
Helligo Canyon
Pancho
Gracey Land
Mom
Winchester
Don
Alforja
Doc
Topeka
Gale
Mrss Tenison
Mrs. Gracey
Gale Goree
Con Answered Their Surprised Questions Shortly. Mrs. Tenison
Goree
Onopa
Janton
Mrs Miniver leads wartime film season in talk of stars
Western Newspaper Union outlines strong reception for Mrs Miniver by Wyler with Greer Garson and notable mentions of Alan Ladd, Lucille Ball, Vic Mature, and supporting figures. Highlights include Buddy Clark’s radio crossover role, Joan Crawford’s hope for her daughter’s career, Gary Cooper’s Seals trip, Ronald Colman’s war work and film slate, and Hedy Lamarr’s sarong act in White Cargo.
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Mrs. Miniver
William Wyler
Greer Garson
Buddy Clark
RKO
Lucille Ball
Victor Mature
Edward G. Robinson
Beverly Hills
Tim Holt
Ann Summers
Hopper
Treasury Department
Marsha Hunt
Hedy Lamarr
Helmut Dantine
Rman
Navy men favor Camels, seller promotes cartons
An advertisement cites Camels as the Navy’s favorite cigarette based on service store sales. Local dealers feature Camel cartons for sending to armed forces members anywhere, urging readers to send a carton today.
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Marines
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