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Newspaper
Panama City Pilot
Location
Panama City, Florida, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1941
Page
3
The Navy promises pay, free food, medical care, and entertainment. Enlistees receive $118 worth of uniforms and access to trade training valued at hundreds of dollars in the first year. A free illustrated booklet "LIFE IN THE U. S. NAVY" is available to those 17 or older from the Navy Editor of the newspaper.
Daniel H Coakley 76 bows out as Massachusetts executive councillor after impeachment trial concludes with ten of fourteen articles upheld. He is barred from future office or trust, amid a two state inquiry into alleged pardons for criminals.
Australia prime minister Arthur W. Fadden resigned after a 36 to 33 labor motion defeat on a budget issue. Governor general Gowrie to invite Labor Leader John Curtin to form a new government as Parliament sits in recess amid ongoing political realignment. Independent A. W. Coles and Alexander Wilson voted with labor, altering the majority. U.S. flag display regulations noted for vertical hunging with union to the north or east.
New York October 3 Special News Service reports a 1941 mobilization broadcast across NBC-Blue NBC-Red CBS and MBS networks at 10:30 PM with President Roosevelt and Wendell Willkie from White House and CBS studios Kate Smith and Al Pearce programs return on CBS and Red Barber earns baseball announcer honor. Four World Series related games scheduled across NBC CBS MBS. Night dial includes Langbergh America First, Keefe No Cause For War.
A historical radio station lineup for WDLP 1230 detailing October 3 program slots from 6:00 PM through 9:00 PM and October 4 listings into the afternoon with music, news, sports, and special segments featuring bands, choirs, and orchestras.
Chicago dispatch reports poultrymen forecast a 22 percent rise in farmers' returns from a record holiday bird crop, suggesting turkey prices will be higher for Thanksgiving. Consumers, early in the season, face markets showing increased costs and cautious supply dynamics.
Washington reports arthritis of the heart afflicted 84 year old former Supreme Court justice Louis D Brandeis seriously ill after a heart attack Wednesday. Brandeis served 23 years on the court after appointment by President Wilson and retired February 13, 1939 under the court pension act.
The report notes shifts in turkey slaughter and marketing timing with farmers planning earlier movement in November and December. It states more than a third of the crop will go in December and that Christmas demand may influence scheduling. About 54 percent of the crop is expected to be sent to market sooner than in prior years.
The American steamer Bayou Chico arrived from New Orleans and Mobile to load for northern and eastern Atlantic Coast ports. Waterman S. S. Co. is listed as owners and agents. Frederic H. Kellogg sailed for Baton Rouge after discharging fuel oil for Southern Kraft Corporation and Standard Oil. The U S Maritime Commission allocated the Waterman Steamship Co. to operate the Italian vessel Aussa out of Gulf ports, flying the Panama flag.
The annual appropriation for United States Naval aviation rose from 25 000 in 1912 to 452 320 200 in 1941.
Charles A. Lindbergh will address a select Fort Wayne audience of about 4,000 at Gospel Temple with NBC Blue network coverage. Senator D Worth Clark also speaks. Admission by ticket, secured via Vera Sessler. Police escort and special force deployed. CIO council condemns the appearance and city leadership.
The Navy seeks thousands of African American men aged 17 to 31 for regular or reserve service with six or four year terms. Enlistments include the messmen branch and offer training valuable for future civilian work. Alabama leads in recruitment. quotas are unlimited.
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