Congress Has Not Destroyed OPA Washington
Western Newspaper Union reports that the House extension of OPA powers to March 31, 1941 spans 11 months from now, with fights over cost plus profits and subsidies. Delegates argue for careful timing of relief, while critics mock administration missteps and Roosevelt family political gambits.
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Washington
OPA
Messrs
Bowles
Porter
Treasury
Truman
House
Senate
Mr. Truman
Congress
Roosevelt
New York
Wheat Needs Billion Bushel Rains
Editor notes opinions herein reflect the columnists view. The discussion centers on postwar Germany policy and the U S plan for a twenty five year demilitarized Reich under international inspection. The piece links Allied security aims with Soviet and Polish considerations in a broader note on postwar balance.
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Byrnes
U. S
Germany
Paris Conference of Foreign Ministers
Reich
Britain
Russia
France
Stalin
Moscow
Balkan
Weather Crop Factor and Postwar Naval Talks Across Regions
Weather shows variable spring across the U S with rainfall six inches below normal in the west and drought concerns in Minnesota and the Dakotas. Cotton yields face record lows while wheat remains mixed. Tojo and 27 others face war crime indictments in Tokyo as Allies push for accountability and postwar restructuring.
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U. S
Minnesota
South Dakota
Kansas
Rocky Mountain
Colorado
Miracle resuscitations save Rome child in diphtheria ward
A three year old named Alfredo Marsili in a Rome hospital survived two fatal diphtheria episodes after medics revived him twice. The first revival used adrenalin and throat tubes. after nurse dislodgement caused a second suffocation, doctors again used artificial respiration to restore life.
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Rome
Italy
Alfredo Marsili
Complete Trial Needed To Legally Outlaw War
Washington Digest argues that the Nuremberg trials serve as a legal blueprint to outlaw aggressive warfare. It stresses the trial as a historic record, notes potential charges in local courts, and asserts justice will be completed to establish war as illegal under international law.
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International War Crimes Tribunal
Tokyo
Hideki Tojo
Tojo
Ichiro Kiyose
Roosevelt
Churchill
Nuernberg
Kiyose
Japan
U. S
Keenan
WNU
Eye Street
N.W
Washington
D. C
Justice Jackson
ALS
Army
Supreme Court
Allied Military Tribunal
Operation Justice
Belsen
Streicher
Nazi Party
United Nations
Helicopters Tested for Forest Fire Control in Angeles Forest
March Field pilots test egg-beater helicopters in Angeles national forest to assess fire suppression by in air drops. If effective the Forest Service may field a rotary wing fleet aiding Maine Tennessee and Far West woodsmen. The test pairs March Field units with Army air force search and rescue leaders to evaluate reaching fire spots faster than parachute smoke jumpers.
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March Field
Calif
Angeles National Forest
Forest Service
Maine
Tennessee
Far West
Missoula
Mont
David P. Godwin
Fred W. Milam
Meron
Ind
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Racine, Wis
Menge
Washington Digest
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Charles Evans Hughes
White House
la Grange
H. F. Wubbenhorst
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Texas
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Houston
Bee Music Shop
Maple Ave
Newark
N. J
Merlin V. Elliotrailer
Fanninst
Kid O Sullivan
O'Sullivan
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Peta Vette
Obacco By-Products & Chemical P Incorporated
Doan
Doans
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