Move To Freeze Farm Workers Present Jobs Plan
Washington October twenty seventh The Wet Manpower Commission unveiled a broad wartime plan to ease labor shortages in dairy livestock and poultry production. It calls for draft deferments for essential farm workers, wage stabilization, and limits on hiring skilled labor by other employers. The program aims to stabilize dairy and poultry output, facilitate job placement, and curb dairy cow sales for slaughter while expanding productive farms through equipment, training, and transport aid.
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Washington
Wet Menpower Commission
ISU Uney
Army
Navy
Agriculture Department
Department
WMC
Winges
Deen Pee Eee
The
Manpower Commission
Maritime Commission
Defense Plants Corporation
Treasure Department
Motorcycle rune costs rise from two hundred eight to four hundred fifty eight
Community members discuss rising motorcycle rune prices from $208 to $458 and invite neighbors to join a local fund drive linked to a wreck payday and a club. The text mentions a transformation and a community project with uncertain specifics.
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Thousanis
Wreck
Become & Roomai
Columbus Day papers and a DSC award report
The program agenda features talks and poems about Columbus Day with readings by Mrs. Putman Renn Gross and others plus a business session led by Mrs. Hann and refreshments. Separately Major William G Benn receives the Distinguished Service Cross at MacArthur HQ Australia for three raids on Rabaul blasting 100000 tons of shipping.
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Jlumbus
Robert Putman
Columbus
Alvey Renn
Guy Hahn
Harry Gross
Klein
America
Herbert Kreh
John D. Hann
MacArthur
Australia
William G Benn
Rabaul
New Britain
Mosquito Bombers Hit Flensburg Shipyards
British Mosquito bombers attacked Flensburg shipyards at low level, setting afire a medium sized merchant ship. Other raids targeted Holland and Belgium, with Spitfires on rail and targets in Northern France. A Coastal Command Beaufighter destroyed a Junkers 58 over the Bay of Biscay. Two British fighters reported missing.
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London
Stands Seen Empty For Army Navy Game In Annapolis
Annapolis officials forecast near empty stands for the Army Navy football clash unless out of town fans attend. Census and voting lists show about 7,596 adult Annapolitans, with 14,000 residents and 6,000 nearby, suggesting only around 11,000 adults may gain tickets under travel limits.
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Annapolis
Henry J. Taranting
Tarantino
U.S Naval Academy
Roosevelts
Allied Bombers Raid Key Japanese Base and Outposts
Allied planes bombed the Japanese base at Lae on New Guinea’s north coast and the Dill harbor town, part of intensified action in the Solomons campaign. Additional strikes hit Kokoda and the Japanese advance base in the Owen Stanley Mountains as Allied ground forces press Nipponese troops. A nine-bomber raid on Dill near Darwin caused minor damage and no casualties.
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Arthur
Solomons
Lae
New Guinea
Dill
Portuguese Timor
Kokoda
Owen Stenley
Darwin
Australia
Dilli
Nylon stocks near depletion warned by WPB
A fragment notes that in an island northwest of Australia the War Production Board predicted nylon hosiery stocks would be nearly exhausted for a period. It mentions retailers facing limited supplies and that the WPB issued forecasts as of October 26.
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Island
Australia
Rat Dha Airdrome
War Production Board
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Tresgury
Dutch Guiana
Nicolaas
Aruba Island
U. S Employment Service
Flensburg
Evangelical Lutheran Church School
Cytil Kiein
Roy Schildigecht
St Joseph 'S
Keystone Paint Products
Rouse
Nicodemus
N. Court St
Philco
PHACO
Kemp's
Ogo
Pmiico
Zere
Kemp
Sampson
Ass’t
Ae Shipley
Orea Iit Ag Ee
WPB
Kemp’s Tavern
Purrey
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