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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1942

Page

2

Capital Chaff and Stars Without Headlines

Bernard Baruch seeks permanent Washington quarters while Archibald MacLeish rents the old Robert E. Lee house in Alexandria. A Georgetown rental clash over price prompts a witty exchange. Hollywood faces a $67 000 cap on salaries after tax deductions, forcing contract readjustments and fewer big paydays. Tank crews in Egypt repair damaged armor at night with mobile shops. Senator McNary urges furloughs so soldiers help Oregon harvests. War Secretary Stimson declines. Ed Flynn faces possible Latin post. AFL CIO talks stall. Navy communiques remain concise. young officers respond in kind.

Bernard Baruch New York Washington Librarian of Congress Archibald MacLeish Robert E. Lee Alexandria Georgetown Lionel Atwill General MacArthur Actor Atwill Hollywood Treasury Egypt U. S. Ordnance Corps Detroit U.S U. S Charley McNary Oregon McNary Stimson U. S. Army England Welles Ed Flynn Democratic National Committee AFL CIO Bill Green Phil Murray White House Navy Department von Sweet Navy Oficers

U S North Africa Landing Marks First Major WWII Offensive

U S forces struck French North Africa at Casablanca Algiers and Oran opening a large scale offensive to forestall Axis invasion. Eisenhower led the operation with British reinforcements while Petain and Vichy defenses resisted. the campaign aimed to open the Mediterranean for Allied shipping and press Rommel's forces westward.

U. S Atlantic Mediterranean North Africa Egypt Africa Corps Irwin Rommel Roosevelt Europe France United States War Department Washington White House America Africa Russia Dwight D. Eisenhower Britain Axis Gibraltar United Nations Algiers Oran Henri Philippe Petain Jean Francois Varlan Great Britain Rommel Libya London Casablanca Union Eisenhower Vichy French Empire North Marshal Henri Petain Marshal Henri Philippe Petain

Work Or Fight Debate Pushes National Service Idea

Senatorial hearings on manpower mobilization warn of a possible national work or fight rule. President opposes extended hours. a 48 hour week is favored. Wage policy freezes most non agricultural pay and stresses strict raises only when essential to the war effort. Military gains include a rocket weapon aiding Africa and a captured submarine exhibit for war bond drives.

Donald M. Nelson Senate Nelson U. S War Labor Board WLB Treasury Department Secretary of Agriculture William H. Davis Africa Pearl Harbor War Savings Staff

Eleanor Roosevelt Sees U S Troops in England

Eleanor Roosevelt describes a London visit with American troops including church services kitchens and mess halls. She tours hospitals Red Cross centers YWCA facilities and officer training camps meeting Queen Mary and noting Christmas package efforts for prisoners.

London England American Red Cross Theodore Roosevelt Jr Army The Red Cross

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