Twitchell seeks federal co-ordination posts in wartime
In a humorous piece, Elmer Twitchell proclaims plans to become a national co-ordinator of various wartime entertainments and morale activities. The spoof lists siblings and relatives as other coordinators, including kite flying and top spinning, while referencing Senate hearings and wartime agencies. A poem and snippets on civilian defense add to the homefront tone.
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Elmer Twitchell
Washington
Elmer
OCD
Wilbur Jones
Twitchell
Chidsey
U. S
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Sign Sparks Debate Over Steak Prices at Local Eatery
Tompkins Harris spots a controversial sign in Joe Brocato's restaurant: It reads It’s Tough-to Pay. 55 Cents for a Steak, but It’s Tougher When You Pay 35. The message highlights price concessions and shopper frustration at the popular spot.
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Tompkins Harris
Joe Brocato
Farm Youths Guard Home Front Training Program
Photo shows rural youths coast to coast learning new trades this year under a 15 million out of school training program supervised by the U S office. Left: A youth uses a power hacksaw on the line.
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Office of
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Lobbying and wartime favors reshape steel shipment to Venezuela
The article describes Standard Oil securing an A-1 C priority for $14.5 million worth of steel for Venezuelan oil wells through high level lobbying. It cites John N Bohannon and officials including Admiral Stark and Donald Nelson. It also corrects a prior Lewis family payroll claim and notes Wayne Coy's upcoming promotion and a cotton production rise to 13.5 million bales.
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Standard Oil
Venezuela
Washington
John N. Bohannon
White House
Standard
Texas
Louisiana
California
Bodhannon
Admiral Stark
Naval Operations
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Donald Nelson
Bohannon
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Lewis
John L
Floyd Bell
Bell
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Wayne Coy
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Coy
Office of Emergency Management
Louis Conn rematch eyed as major wartime fundraiser
Private Joe Louis and Private Billy Conn, famed army privates, head toward a Madison Square Garden rematch expected to draw a huge gate and boost war relief funds. Analysts compare speed and power gaps, noting Conn’s better weight handling and Louis’s fast barrage as key factors.
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Kipling
Joe Louis
Billy Conn
Louis Conn
Conn
Louis
Joe
Bill
Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Jack
Tunney
Tom Gibbons
Harry Greb
Bob Pastor
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