Roosevelt Criticizes Senate Delay On Anti Inflation Plan
President Roosevelt condemned Congress delays in enacting his anti inflation program while planning talks with leaders. He recalled 1933 urgency and urged speed, noting a looming Farm price ceiling compromise approved by the Senate and possible final action tomorrow. Graduation note follows.
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Jap Naval Gunnery Strategy Good in Pacific War
Washington columnist Clark Lee recalls lessons from the Pacific war. He argues Japanese gunnery and daring improved, cites Pearl Harbor and Java Sea battles, praises Doorman at Java Sea, and stresses future need for more carriers and aircraft to counter Japan. He notes Guadalcanal and Tulagi seizures mark an offensive turn and warns against defensive mindsets in naval leadership.
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Answers To War Quiz
The item lists quiz answers noting insignia worn by Star Corps members and the Tuskegee, Alabama unit established in July 1943 as the first Negro fighting squadron in World War II. It also mentions Navy terms for depth charges as ash team.
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Driver Falls Asleep Causes Hedge, Pole Crash on Route 40
State Trooper reports the tractor trailer owned by Drenning Moving System of Altoona Pennsylvania veered off Route 40 near Frederik and struck a power pole. A relief driver asleep in the cab received minor bruises. The incident damaged 75 feet of hedge fence and left the pole snapped. No charges were filed. Owner Paul Fout holds the equipment until property damages are settled.
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Castillo Takes Note of Argentina Break Relations Move
Buenos Aires dispatch reports President Castillo telling the Chamber of Deputies he would take note of its recommendation that Argentina sever relations with the Axis. He indicated he would not act on the recommendation at this time.
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Connally calls talk of second front unfortunate
Senator Connally of Texas denounces Wendell Willkie for pressing a second front in Russia as imprudent and warns against public discussion of war matters outside Congress. He urges the President and State Department to handle delicate issues with wisdom and notes the French fleet and North African forces remain potential concerns.
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Motorists Ordered to Display Gasoline Ration Stickers
Baltimore October 1 The State Office of Price Administration announced letters were sent to about 1000 Maryland motorists not displaying proper gasoline ration stickers. Officials warned that failure to comply could lead to criminal penalties and suspension of ration. Motorists may avoid penalties by returning a sworn affidavit of compliance and keeping the sticker on their vehicle.
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Frederick High School adds retail selling course speaker Lions Club
Miss Clara Bell Matthews, instructor at Frederick High School, outlined a new retail selling program for seniors amid wartime needs. Students receive in class instruction and work in local stores, earning at least a beginner’s wage while gaining department experience.
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Auto Drivers Here Warned
State Police report 24 hour traffic stops for speeding over the Victory limit. Of 17 motorists cited, 29 Baltimore City tags, 39 Carroll County, 1 each for Baltimore County Frederick Howard Cecil Charles, two for Howard, Cecil and Charles. Out of state drivers from PA WV NY DC MI NJ VA SC OH NC and FL also cited. OPA will forward reports to War Price and Rationing Boards for action.
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Censorship Chief Praises Press Self-Regulation
Washington reports Byron Price, head of censorship, said the press and radio have proven their voluntary self-control. He spoke at night outlining expectations for media conduct under policy.
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Patriots Guard Roosevelt Trip with Voluntary Censorship
Report quotes officials praising the press and radio for secretly concealing President Roosevelt’s inspection tour to protect his safety. They say voluntary censorship proved its workability, with publishers and broadcasters avoiding any mandated law while prioritizing national security during wartime.
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