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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1943

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Army to recall cotton picker order amid mixed signals

Washington reports say the Army aird to recruit soldiers for Arizona cotton fields was paused after congressional and agency concerns. War Secretary Stimson suggested emergencies may not justify troop deployment, while Agriculture Secretary Wickard cited surprise at the plan and noted 1,900 pickers moved earlier, with about 600 remaining. Arizona’s crop losses risk prompting urgent action as labor shortages loom and wage housing questions have faded from view. President Roosevelt backed farm labor use in emergencies but urged no new legislation, leaving War Dept discretion.

Washington Arizona War Department War Mallpower Commission Agriculture Department Stimson Washington Evening Star Paul V. McWatt Wickard Earl Maharg State Farm Bureau Federation Roosevelt

Northwest Pfc House son of Greenberry House dies in service

In Jefferson a son of Greenberry House recently spent a furlough at his home near Bird Gleisda and was reported dead. He had been stationed at Camp Croft Fort Dix Camp Claiborne and Fort Lewis as a truck driver in an infantry division. Also included are sale results with prices and auctioneers for hogs machinery and a Holstein bull. Washington news notes Senator Tydings introducing a joint committee on government spending for economies.

Pfc House Greenberry House Jefferson Bird Gleisda Camp Croft Fort Dix N. J Camp Claiborne Fort Lewis Wash Hogs and Sons Mr. Bowlus Roy W. Eigenbrode Raymond L. pReig Tyrdings Washington Tydings Senate House Appropriations Executive Department

Brisk Bidding At Three Co Sales On Thursday

Three farm auctions yielded strong prices across stock and equipment. Shafer sale near Middletown saw cows to 192 a head and horses to 134, total around 32402 cash with Bowlus auctioning. Harwood sale near Brownsville totaled about 3030 cash with horses to 175 and cows to 175 a head. Eigenbrode sale near Burkittsville grossed about 7000 cash with calves to 45 and yearlings to 200.

Oscar L. Shafer Shafer Middletown Emmett R. Bowlus Robert H. Roulzahn Lee C. Harwood Robert Tritappe Brownsville Washington County Mr. Bowlus John L. Shaw H. M

Guadalcanal Viewed as Prime Advance Base in Pacific Drive

Far East Springboard notes Guadalcanal purged of Japanese penetration and seen by Navy Secretary Frank Knox as a key advance base toward Tokyo with leaps rather than island hopping. Rabaul is identified as an early focal point of attack and fall would bring UN bombers within striking range of Truk, a major Nipponese naval stronghold in the Oceania theater.

Guadalcanal Navy Frank Knox Tokyo Rabaul United Nations Truk Oceania

Soldier Thomas W. Austin Stationed in England

Pfc Thomas W Austin, son of Mr and Mrs Wallace Austin of Prospect Knoll near Frederick, has been stationed with the Army Air Forces in England since November.

Thomas W. Austin Austin Wallace Austin Prospect Knoll Frederick Army Air Forces England

Rationing Of Autos Eased By U S Officials

Washington on February 25 announced liberalized auto rationing to free about 240000 new cars for purchase by a broader group. March 6 rules allow 1941 models without certificates for gainful workers, and 1942 cars over $1500 with certificates to those in war effort. Also 1942 cars $1500 or less open to eligible C gasoline rations. Truck tire quotas announced: 208000 new tires, 460000 recaps, 292100 tubes. Hershey choosen for spring events with players reporting March 21.

Washington Office of Price Administration Cart OPA Marth Hershey Bill Cox Pennsylvania Philadelphia

Airframe Inputs Described as Vast Monthly Freight Move

A government or industry briefing compares monthly raw material shipments for airplane engine production to a single freight train extending about 100 miles. The statement emphasizes massive scale of inputs flowing into aviation manufacturing.

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