Hoover says Uproar Over MacArthur Fires Won’t Help Russians
In New York on April 27 former President Herbert Hoover addressed the 29th annual dinner of the Bureau of Advertising at the American Newspaper Publishers Association. He called the MacArthur firing uproar a vanished debate and praised American resolve, noting the Kaiser and others misread domestic unity as division while urging the republic to close ranks with solidary and punch.
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Herbert Hoover
Douglas MacArthur
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
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East
Hoover
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Mussolini
Hitler
Tojo
Republic
Miracles in wartime output urged for peace resolve
Defense Mobilizer Charles E Wilson told a New York dinner that world war II production miracles can be doubled and that within three years the U.S. industrial machine could deliver peace if war is averted. He warned inflation could ruin the defense program and urged toil and sweat, higher taxes, and buying only essentials to curb it.
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Defense
Charles E. Wilson
America
Wilson
New Wage Board Likely In Few Days
Dr George W Taylor sworn in as chair of an 18 member wage stabiliza tion board to tackle a backlog of about 800 wage cases affecting 3 million workers The board includes six representatives from management labor and the public and aims to be organized by midweek Washington April 27 AP
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Washington
George W. Taylor
Taylor
University of Pennsylvania
Texans Warn Domestic Oil Reserves Near Limit
At the Interstate Oil Compact Commission spring meeting in Santa Fe New Mexico Governor Allan Shivers warns of rapidly depleting domestic oil reserves and possible 500000 barrel per day shortfall if foreign imports are cut. Texas Railroad Commissioner W J Murray Jr cautions a one million barrel daily gap without imports though March output hit a record 6040000 barrels.
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N. M
Interstate Oil Compact Commission
Allan Shivers
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Shivers
W. J. Murray, Jr
Texas Railroad Commission
Murray
Rites Mark End Of Passover At Temple Beth Israel
Special observances marking the end of Passover will be held at 8 p.m. today and 11 a.m. tomorrow in Temple Beth Israel at 10th Avenue and Flower Street. Rabbi William Kramer will deliver messages, reviewing What the Jews Believe by Rabbi Philip Bernstein. Cantor Maurice Chesler and the choir provide music. Religious school pupils will sing at tomorrow's service, which includes the Yizkor memorial prayers for deceased members of the congregation.
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Flower Street
William Kramer
Philip Bernstein
Life Magazine
Maurice Chesler
Ex Governor Merriam Resting Comfortably in Long Beach
Former California governor Frank F. Merriam is reported resting comfortably at St. Mary's Hospital Long Beach under treatment for a heart ailment authorities said today.
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Calif
INS
Frank F. Merriam
California
St. Mary’s Hospital
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