Roosevelt Urges More Shells and Postwar Jobs Plan
President Roosevelt urged higher shell production for Europe and warned of casualties from rationing. He joined Eisenhower’s call for more home-front output and reconversion to civilian work after the war. Officials cited manpower and design bottlenecks, with 40 percent of armament delay from suddenly increased demand.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Europe
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Supreme Headquarters
J A. Krug
War Production Board
National Press Club
Tag Krug
Chicago
Brehon Santervell
Army Service Forces
CIO
Paul V. McNutt
The
War Manpower Commission
McNutt
Philadelphia
Newark
Baltimore
Akron
Mobile
San Diego
Seattle
Waterbury
Bushwaller’s Daughter Arrives in Rome to Serve Vatican Liaison
Mr and Mrs W J Bushwaller of Washington formerly Frederick announce the safe arrival of their daughter Rosa Elizabeth in Rome Italy. She will resume duties as secretary to Myron C Taylor the personal representative of the U S President to Pope Pius XII. Rosa has assisted Ambassador Taylor in the State Department for two years and recently served at the Dumbarton Oaks Conference upon Taylor’s Vatican posting.
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W. J. Bushwaller
Washington
Frederick
Rosa Elizabeth Bushwacer
Rome
Maly
Myron C. Taylor
United States
Pope Pius XII
Miss Bushwaller
Ambassador Taylor
State Department
Taylor
Vatican City
Bushwaller
Dumparton Oaks
Cabinet Rank Given To Donald M Nelson
Washington November 21 Roosevelt elevates Donald M Nelson to Cabinet rank while he serves as personal representative to the President. Nelson, former WPA chairman, travels on a second economic mission to China and will attend Cabinet meetings with authority to obtain government assistance. He is to advise on key wartime and peace issues and return soon to the Pacific theater.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Donald M Nelson
WPA
China
Nelson
White House
Associated Press
Pacific
Chungking
RLU US Oh
Improved Sleeping Sickness Treatment Tested in Africa
Johns Hopkins researchers led by Dr. Harry Eagle and Dr. George Doak developed an improved sleeping sickness compound now undergoing testing in Africa. Eagle, returning from the field, will observe patients again. Magnuson will present the work at the American Society of Tropical Medicine in St Louis.
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Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Medical School
Africa
Harry Eagle
Hopkins
Eagle
George Doak
United States Public Health Service
Harold J. Magnuson
Hopkins Laboratory
Wil
American Society of Tropical Medicines
St. Louis
Ralph B. Hogan
U. S. Public Health Service
Essie
Bismuth
Farm Income To Drop After Close Of War
Baltimore, Nov 21 A United States net income of 124 billion dollars after the war is expected to fall to 212 billion for six months postwar figures. Agricultural economist Dr DeVault of the University of Maryland said the drop would widen to 21 billion after further European and Asiatic hostilities end. He cautioned farmers will need help adjusting to lower postwar production and urged a gradual tapering of price support. The meeting included W B Kemp and Mrs Helen Zoller with sessions led by E T Oswald and Paul Nystrom. tomorrow’s theme was Building Leadership for Yough Young Couple.
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Baltimore
United States
DeVault
Maryland
W. B. Kemp
Helen Zoller
Ivorydale
Ohio
E. T. Oswald
University of Maryland
Paul Nystrom
Venia Kellar
Euple
Maryland report lists 46 October highway deaths
The Maryland Traffic Safety Commission reports 46 highway fatalities in October, down from 50 the year before, with 1,074 accidents causing 604 injuries and seven hundred sixteen incidents in Baltimore. Ten counties had no fatalities, while Prince George's, Harford, Caroline and Frederick saw multiple deaths. Pedestrian accidents accounted for half of the fatalities.
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Baltimore
UWP
Maryland Trafic Safety Commission
Maryland
Calvert
Carrol
Garrett
Kent
Montgomery
Queen Annes
St. Mary's
Somerset
Talbot
Worcester
Prince George's
Harford
Caroline
Frederick
Allegany
Wasty
Cecil
Charles
Doretester
Howard
Wicorhico
State Senator Funk to address Frederick Women's Voters
Maryland State Senator John B. Funk of Brunswick will address the Frederick County League of Women Voters at the Frederick Y.M.C.A. next Tuesday at 2:80 o'clock. He plans to discuss proposed legislation recommended by the Legislative Council for presentation in the January General Assembly. Interested parties in legislative matters are invited.
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John B. Funk
Brunswick
Maryland Legislative Council
Frederick County
Jap Dead In Two Island Groups 63 388
U S Pacific Fleet reports total Japanese casualties in Saipan Guam Tinian Angaur and Peleliu through Nov 13 at 63 388 with 3 267 prisoners taken since June 4 In Saipan 26 277 killed 2 068 captured Guam 17 238 killed 463 captured Tinian 6 889 killed 316 captured Angaur and Peleliu 12 980 killed 420 captured.
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U.S. Pacific Fleet
Pearl Harbor
Marianas
Palau Islands
Adm
Chester W. Nimita
Sapan
Saipan
Guam
Tinian
Angaur
Peleliu
Palau
Pereliu
Crowley Named Commissioner of New All America Conference
Chicago November 21 Lt Comdr James Crowley Sleepy Jim Crowley, late Notre Dame Four Horsemen halfback, accepts contract to become commissioner of the All America Conference, a new professional football league due to begin operations next year. The deal reportedly offers $25,000 a year for five years, to start after the war. Crowley serves as athletic officer and coach at Sampson Naval Training Center, N C, after 16 months in the Navy Pacific Theater.
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Chicago
Comdr
James
Sleepy Jim
Little Caesar Protest Reaches Marine Corps Band Conflict
Washington Nev 21 amid a protest claim from James Caesar Petrilo president of the AFL Musicians Union stating a Marine legal officer drafts a reply to Petrilo about band members giving music lessons in their off hours. Petrilo denies knowledge of any protest and says he is not stopping lessons.
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Little Caesar
Washington
Nev
Marine Corps
James Caesar Petrilo
Marine
Petrillo
AFL Musicians Union
New Orleans
Moves To Halt Upward Trend Of Living Costs
Washington reports the OPA moved to slow a rise in living costs by tightening controls on textiles and clothing prices. The aim is to boost output of low cost apparel and close loopholes that let manufacturers raise sheller prices. Officials say the six month price surge is driven by pricier clothing due to reduced low cost merchandise. Bowles planned a news conference but postponed, signaling a fuller rollout tomorrow.
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Germany
OPA
Leibensge Stabalicitiets
Fred M. Vinson
Chester Bowles
Teamsters Ask For Dismissal Of Suits
The AFL Teamsters Union and president Jamiel Loom sought dismissal of libel suits totaling 400000 in the wake of the Battle of the Statler. Naval Lt Randolph Dickins Jr and Lt Comdr James H Suddeth allege untruths in an article in The International Teamster. The defendants argue the magazine serves union members only, is noncommercial, contains no ads, is truthful, and published with no malice.
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Washington
AFL Teamsters Union
Jamiel J. Loom
Naval
Randolph Dickins, Jr
James H. Suddeth
The
International Teamster
the Statler
Roosevelt
Union
Tobin
Yobin
Dickins
Suddeth
Aus Lee Spe Hast Hess
American Air Armadas Hit German Oil Refineries
Nov 21 report says 57 Allied planes shot down and 74 Nazi planes destroyed as US Eighth and Ninth Air Forces, supported by RAF and Italian units, attack Hamburg, Leuna, Merseburg, and Homberg. Over 3,500 Allied warplanes involved. 200 RAF Lancasters strike Homberg. low temperatures hinder operations.
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Ameren
U. S
Hamburg
Herdburg
Merseburg
Luftwaffe
Eighth
Ninth Air
Britain
France
Homberg
Ruhr
15Th Air Force
Yugoslavia
Injured Passenger in Route 340 Crash
Miss Josephine Brashears of West Patrick Street sustained facial injuries when an auto she rode in crashed into a tree on Route 340 a mile south of Frederick around 1045 Tuesday night. The car driven by James L Burch of Lime Kiln ran off the right side and hit the tree. two motorists transported Brashears to Frederick City Hospital in satisfactory condition. Burch escaped injury and no charge was filed.
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Josephine Brashears
West
Patrick Street
Frederick City Hospital
Frederick
Harold Basore
Brashears
James #1
Burch
Ury
Miss Brasnears
Special stamp for Star Spangled Banner anniversary issued
Washington on November 21 a special stamp to honor the 130th anniversary of the Star Spangled Banner the national anthem would be issued September 12 1945 under a resolution offered today by Senator Radcliffe D Md the proposal noted the commemorative stamp by Congress with postal service action
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Washington
PKA
Radcliffe
Admits Use Of Damn In Booth At Hyde Park
President Roosevelt disclosed at a news conference that a malfunctioning polling booth at the Hyde Park site caused him to curse aloud. He explained an outside friend assisted, the lever jammed, and a second expletive was added by an unknown listener, though he said he did not use a harsher word.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Old Town Wall
Hyde Park
N.Y
Leonard
All Holly Dealers Must Be Licensed
Annapolis Nov 21 All holly dealers in Maryland must be licensed by the State Department of Forests and Parks for the first time this year The Forestry Department will offer certification and labeling services to protect growers and buyers Current crops on the Eastern Shore and central counties are among the finest in state history and the holly industry should bring about 4000 annually to the Shore The wreath making provides part time work for about 10000 people
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Annapolis
Maryland
State Department of Forests and Parks
Free State
Joseph F. Kaylor
Kaylor
Forestry Department
Roosevelt Names Hurley and Heller to Surplus Board
Washington November 21 President Roosevelt nominated former Connecticut Governor Robert A Hurley and California Lt Col Edward Heller as members of the Surplus Property Disposal Board The nomination did not include Senator Guy Gillette Iowa who is expected to be named the third member but would resign if chosen while in the Senate and a new Congress met
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Washington
Roosevelt
Robert A. Hurley
Connecticut
Edward Heller
California
Surplus Property Disposal Board
Guy Gillette
Dlowa
Gillette
AM Gukenseeluds Pies Kirkie
Nation
Congress
Senate
B. B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Jury Awards 36625 in Plane 4 Truck Crash Case
A Towson Circuit Court jury awarded 36625 to plaintiffs in a 3000 suit from a plane 4 crash near Plane No 4 on October 7, 1940. The verdict against M J Grove Lime Co covered insurer Great American Indemnity and funeral costs, with 10000 to three surviving children and 34000 to widow Dorothy Henderson.
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Towson
Plane No. 4
Great American Indemnity Company
John E. Horner
Dorothy Henderson
Dill Avenue
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Horner
William M. Storm
Edward Ward
Baltimore
James J. Lindsay
W. Clinton McSherry
E. Austin James
Walter Jenifer
State Industrial Accident Commission
Rockville
Baltimore County
J. Howard Murray
British Raid Convoy Near Marsland Off Sweden
British warships attacked a German convoy near the island of Kering off Marsland on Sweden's west coast. It was believed at least one German ship was sunk according to dispatches from Gote heed to the ans heter.
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Stockholm
Kering
Marsland
Sweden
Goteheed
Ans Heter
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