Washington Deferment Fight Raises White House Clash
The battle over who directs essential war worker deferments pits WPB chief Donald Nelson and Charley Wilson against Paul McNutt with army officials and the White House likely to decide. A second front concerns reconversion to civilian goods as Nelson sides with small business while Wilson leans to big business, amid army support for Wilson.
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Washington Digest on Egg Glut and School Lunch Fate
The essay analyzes an egg surplus and the impact on school lunch programs, noting government purchase and giveaway of eggs to sustain farmer prices. It warns that after July 1 Congress may cut funding for school lunches, threatening meals for millions of children and highlighting broader food and labor issues.
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War Needs Grow Fast Says U S Petroleum Board
BRIEF notes the U S Petroleum Administration for War estimates war fuel needs are eighty times higher than in the last conflict. It cites Dunkirk as a reference point and outlines aims such as reducing work accidents by one million in the coming year and calls for intensified labor management cooperation. Madrid allocates half its outdoor space to the Phalangists.
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United States
London
John Henry Jones
America
The
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Secretary of Labor
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Delayed Orders Notice From Popular Pattern Numbers
Due to unusually large demand and wartime conditions, some popular pattern numbers will take longer to fill. Please send your order to the address provided.
Miscellaneous Quiz Answers Dataset
A list of scattered items includes names Lou Gehrig and William Powell with Eleanor Powell and Dick Powell. It references tall figures of 465 feet, a crowd near 300, a date 1787 and the Tang dynasty. It mentions a doll and a singer with a note on burden and chorus.
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William Powell
Eleanor Powell
Dick Powell
Shirt Tree in India Provides Bark Shirt Solution
In India a man trims bark and cuts holes for arms and head to make a ready to wear shirt. A quirky note contrasts with Mexican legal notices listing attorney Aguilar and a mailing list entry in Mexico D. F.
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Sheepdog Recruits Taught by Regimental Mascot
A sergeant, frustrated by failing orders, isolates his squad and returns with the regimental mascot a sheepdog. He directs the recruits to work with the dog to improve discipline and responsiveness. The scene unfolds around barracks as the sergeant enlists the animal to train the men.
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