Guayule Rubber Expansion Moves Ahead in House Vote
The House approved expanding guayule cultivation from 75,000 to 500,000 acres and a $19 million Agriculture Department appropriation for plantations in California Arizona Texas and New Mexico. Senate action pending.
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Agriculture Department
California
Arizona
Texas
New Mexico
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Senate Agriculture
Wendell Dove
Army
South America
Gillette
Iowa
House Appropriations Committee
C. M. Granger
Forest Service
Granger
Goldenrod
Special Rubber Survey Committee
Bernard M. Baruch
Kuna
Guayule
House Committee
Joseph B. Eastman
Defense
Ordnand Milasan
Eastman
Ne Baruch Committee
Wolverines and Cadets Set for Aerial Duel
Ann Arbor October duel features Michigan under Fritz Crisler and Iowa Cadets led by Bernie Bierman both undefeated. The teams have shifted to more passing attacks with Michigan using a varied backfield and Iowa-Cadet passes over three games totaling 20 completions on 39 attempts while Michigan has 16 of 37.
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Fritz Crisler
Bernie Bierman
Crisler
Michigan Wolverines
Bierman
Iowa Cadets
Minnesota
Michigan
Great Lakes
Sea Hawks
Midwest
Michigan State
Rubber from South America Sparks Global Efforts
Vigorous efforts push to secure more rubber from South America as jungles rivers and mountains harbor a vast wild supply.
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South America
Play Started For CCC Championship at Catoctin Country Club
The CCC championship golf event at Catoctin Country Club opens with Dr W E Trail facing Carl W Snook and Dr W E Worthington meeting Dr W E Ross in round one. Harold Hausler and several players earned byes as Huntz Grove notes first round must finish by October 11. Snook carded 77 for the 18 holes.
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F. D. Worthington
W. E. Ross
Bob Harrington
Charles MacKenzie
J. E. Harp
Ross Trophy
Gene Haller
Mahlon Rhoderick
Haller
North Carolina
Rhoderick
Snook
Soldier Held In Child Death At Bastrop Texas
Pvt George S. Knapp is charged with murder after Lucy Rivers Maynard 9 was beaten and left to die near a ravine. The case links military and civil probes into one of the area’s brutal crimes. decision rests with Maj Gen Twaddle.
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Bastrop
Tex
George S. Knapp
Lucy Rivers Maynard
Knapp
Coil W. D. Brann
95Th Infantry
Camp Swift
Harry L. Twaddle
St. Paul
Martin L. Anderson
Austin City
War effort blamed on White House says Woodruff
Representative Woodruff of Michigan charged that Congress bears full responsibility for war results only when the White House provides the powers and funds. He claimed Congress has granted the President every dollar and authority requested and rejected attempts to shift blame.
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Congress
Representative Woodruff
R-Mich
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White House
Woodruff
Administration
Mt St Marys to Hold 135th Graduation on Jan 16
Mt St Marys College announces the 135th graduation will take place January 16 in the college auditorium. About 40 seniors graduate in Mt. St. Marys first off season ceremony after an accelerated program. A prominent outside figure will deliver the baccalaureate, senior week precedes events, and 75 percent have joined military officer candidate programs.
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Emmitsburg
John L. Sheridan
Mt. St. Mary's College
Mt. St. Mary’s College
Monsignor Sheridan
Jonn F Cogan
Woodsboro WCTU Holds Meeting Highlights Wartime Prohibition
The Woodsboro WCTU met at Mrs. Arthur Haughs home in New Midway. The program opened with America and a devotional tied to the Birmingham national convention. Readings praised citizenship and wartime service, noting cookies for the Army U S O six ambulances and Red Cross blood contributions. The national president Ida Wise Smith was reelected, and the group pledged efforts as a Light Line Union. The meeting closed with Mizpah benediction. The Batata tree note completes the item.
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Arthur Haugh
New Midway
America
Birmingham
Janet Barrick
Jesus
James Renner
Ernest Flanigan
C F. Smith
Lillian Flanigan
Jacob Altavator
Jacob
Richard Altavator
Sunshine Mountain
Daead Bee
Ida B. Wise Smith
Oregon
Abernathy
Carrie Har
Ground Operations Halt in Owen Stanley Stand Still
General MacArthur reports ground actions in the Owen Stanley range are at a standstill as Allied forces resume attacks on enemy shipping at distant points. Recon planes bombed a vessel at Koepang and a transport at Saumlaki but results remain unobserved.
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General MacArthur
Australia
Owen Stanley
Koepang
Dutch Timor
Timor Sea
Saumlakt
OPA Rent Ceiling Gaps Prompt Rental Property Sales Debate
Local property owners seek loopholes in federal rent ceilings by selling properties and evicting tenants for thirty days to reset rents. OPA officials say the matter rests with the State administrator's legal department and refuse to rule without instructions. A personal view suggests such circumvention mirrors transferring price ceilings with store sales.
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OPA
Philip R. Winebrewer
Leo McCormick
Canadian Navy Co operates With U S in Aleutian Landing
Ottawa reports Navy Minister Aveus MacDonald says a Canadian naval force helped with the United States in the Aleutian Islands landing. He cites security limits on details and notes continued Allied cooperation in the Pacific and Atlantic theaters.
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Aveus MacDonald
United States
Aleutian Islands
MacDonald
U. S. Navy
Washington
Andreanos
Aleutians
Aleutian
United Nations
Atlantic
Pacific
Road Beautification Tour Visits Cumberland for Route 219 Sites
Maryland State Roads Commission officials and Western Maryland Federation of Communities members toured Cumberland on Thursday en route to Garrett County to select turnout sites along Route 219. Potential locations include Hoop Pole Ridge and the Deep Creek Lake area with a proposed parking and picnic space by the lake bridge. The party was led by Dr. James H. Gambrill of Frederick with landscape engineer Baumiller and others from the commission and forest service.
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Maryland State Roads Commission
Maryland Federation of Communities
Garrett County
James H. Gambrill
Frederick
Hoop Pole Ridge
Oakland
Deep Creek Lake
Route 40
Teetuand
Baumiller
George R. Purdy
State Roads Commission
Carl E. Pfeiffer
Westminster to Collect His Scrap On Sunday
Westminster plans an official scrap metal collection day with city trucks touring streets to gather all scrap. Mayor Joseph L. Mathias oversees, and residents are urged to place scrap at curbs to boost war effort. J Francis Reese urges immediate attic and basement cleanouts to aid the drive.
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Westminster
Joseph L. Mathias
A. ©. Schlosser
J. Francis Reese
Carroll County
U. S
Farm Groups Meet in Frederick County Hotel
Representatives from Frederick County farm organizations met at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. They did not discuss a plan to set up a prison labor camp to ease the farm labor shortage. Leaders said other pressing matters occupied the meeting and drew the group’s attention.
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Frederick County
Officials eye prison labor camp site after farm leaders urge secrecy
State officials sought the camp location while county authorities had said leaders would discuss the proposal Thursday night. Farm leaders stated general agreement that no publicity should be given and no formal matters discussed.
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