Miltys Use Of Money To Be Probed
Senator Byrd announced a congressional inquiry into military expenditures as Senator Maloney urges action against waste in a 71.5 billion war department bill. The Senate passed a 1.238 billion Labor Department bill and rejected moves to cut salaries of officials tied to subversive activity allegations. A Baltimore survey shows 25 percent of stores failed to post meat price ceilings effective June 21.
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Federal Communications Commission
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Local Serviceman Hoffman Stationed at Camp Kwiff Texas
In Texas, 18 year old son of Mr and Mrs Lewis H Hoffman near Frederick is stationed at Camp Kwiff Texas. He has a brother Liam Nelson who also serves and is stationed in California.
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Lewis H. Hoffman
Frederick
Camp Kwiff
Tex
Liam Nelson
California
Merril K. Riddlemoser
Howard
Axis Jittery Over Prospect Of Invasion
Axis nervousness rose as reports of defensive buildup in France and Italy grew. Rommel concentrates about 350,000 troops to block Allied moves toward Germany, with fears of a coast invasion and a major Mediterranean push. Observers note potential Allied landings and a shifting European war focus toward southern shores and strategic ports.
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Subcommittee Boosts OWL and OPA Funding in Budget Move
A House panel approved more than 3 million for OWL and OPA’s domestic branch, with allocations to radio, news bureau, and field operations. The panel rejected a 55.5 million House recommendation, while McKellar noted subsidies would be handled in separate legislation. A House ban on OPA labeling requirements was removed.
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