Potatoes And Prices Stir Debate On War Ceiling Policy
A reader argues that farm prices rise while store costs for staples like potatoes and apples vary. He compares year-ago and current market quotes, cites Uncle Sam’s price ceilings, and urges the O P A to impose seasonal ceilings on perishables to ease the cost of living for families and grocers caught between farmers and government limits.
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QO. P. A
Chicago
Uncle Sam
Serman
Bond Issue Plan for Penman Airport Buy
The Raleigh County chamber endorses funding Penman airport site via a county bond issue rather than private subscriptions. An advisory committee would oversee administration, and the plan aims to raise a small levy without tax increases, with a special election required by June 27. The proposal argues this public project benefits all, helps postwar airways, and aligns with regional airport competition and state priorities.
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Chamber of Commerce
Penman
Taxpayers Association
Raleigh
Kanawha County
West Virginia
Register
Raleigh County
Panhandle
Beckley
Postwar readjustment dangers urged for United Nations leaders
Doubts grow that Al Hied leaders can craft peace as war ends. People question whether United States Britain Russia and China will possess the requisite resolve and capacity to wrestle victoriously with postwar rehabilitation and readjustment challenges.
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Europe
Axis
Berlin
Moscow
Washington
Hot Springs
al- Hied
United Nations
United States
Britain
Russia
China
War changes trade with South America boosting postwar ties
The piece argues war accelerates shifts in Latin American trade toward the United States. It notes Wallace's goodwill trip, declining Axis influence, and North American capital gaining a larger role in aviation and resources. It suggests postwar travel and resource links may grow without further conflict.
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South America
Henry Wallace
United States
England
Germany
Maly
Japan
Cordell Hull
Europe
South
Central America
Uncle Sam
Argentina
Chile
Brazil
Wallace
Bolivia
North America
Psychological views on wartime behavior and a guilt plea in Berkeley Springs
The article reports on wartime psychology opinions from Harvard and Johns Hopkins experts urging public truth and positive campaigns over inflation fears. It notes a separate Associated Press item: Grover W. Poole pleads guilty to involuntary manslaughter and is sentenced to one to five years in the state penitentiary.
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James Marlow
George Zielke
Washington
Writers’ War Board
Edwin G. Boring
Harvard University
Lawson G. Lowrey
Leo Kanner
Dr. Brill
Associated Press
Berkeley Springs
Grover W. Poole
Marvin C. Yost
Poole
Here
Harlan M. Calhoun
State Penitentiary
War Stories From The Register: Servicemen In Training And Combat
A Raleigh area edition notes multiple servicemen including Ensign Arthur D Koch and Ensign David Zimmer training at Lake City Florida and Pearl Harbor era experiences. It lists Jimmie Hellems, a Pacific veteran, and Sergeant Philip Lee Humphrey’s multiple transfers and MacDill Field duty. Edward Wert, naval first class seaman, urges bond buying. Harlie W Stanley Jr earns private first class at Camp McCain. The piece also mentions Joseph D Misco in naval signal training at the University of Chicago.
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United States
Navy Air Force
Arthur Davis Koch
John R. Koch
Crawford Street
Beckley
David Zimmer
Pearl Harbor
Wake Island
Corpus Christi
Texas
Ensign Koch
Ensign Zimmer
Lake City
Florida
Lake City Naval Airport
Navy
Arthur D. Koch
Gilbert and Marshall Islands
Rabaul
New Britain
Zimer
Harlie W. Stanley, JR
C. W. Stanley
Harper Road
Camp McCain, Mississipp
Island Rulers Rally After Death Of Morrison
Jim Blair witnesses island power shake after Morrison’s coma ends with a kingly hush. Mike O’Shannessey plans a grand tour, a beach race, and a lavish banquet to honor Blair while awaiting Landa’s return and a wedding that feels premature amid grief on the island. Don worries about his father’s intensity and the future path of the island realm.
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Orrison
Jim Blair
O’shannessey
Morrison
O'Shannessey
Don
Mike O'Shaunessey
Jim
Ascot
Churchill Downs
Landa's
Landa
Trishman
Mike
O'Shaunessey
Blair
State Adds Evidence In Lower 13 Murder Trial
The Associated Press Albany reports another confessional statement linked Folkes to the Lower 13 murder aboard a southbound train. Folkes says voices urged him to enter Mrs James's berth and kill her, with references to a big and a little voice guiding the act. The ninth day of trial saw prosecutors nearing the end of their case.
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Associated Press
Albany
Obe
Robert E. Lee Folkes
Folkes
Richard F. James
Ike
Harlow Weinrick
From Navy Signal Courses to War Ship Duty in Great Lakes
UBERT T. RICHARDS, son of Stamford residents, advances from army induction on March 17, 1942, to technical sergeant at Battery D 552nd Sep C A Camp Hulen Texas. He previously served in searchlight and automatic weapon units, now commands all guns and battery supplies. A Woodrow Wilson football alumnus, Richards worked for Koppers Coal before enlisting.
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Great Lakes
Ilinois
Uncle Sam
Ubert T. Richards
H. C. Richards
Stamford
Army
C. A
A. A
Camp Hulen
Texas
Richards
Fort Thomas
Camp Wallace
Woodrow Wilson
Koppers Coal Company
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Philip Lee Humphrey
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Long Branch
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