Dewey Pledges Strong Postwar Market For Producers
In Europe the war front shifts with Montgomery driving the Caen pivot and U S forces pressing near St Lo and Cherbourg as German defenses crumble. In the Pacific Saipan fights intensify as Japan warns of the Marianas impact. U S supply lines and naval air attacks continue. GOP headlined by Dewey Bricker outline a postwar program including American market protections, tariff support, and swift reemployment, with Dewey signaling possible universal military training and bases future decisions.
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Naval Hospitals At 85 Percent Bed Fill In U S Navy
Vice Admiral McIIn tire, naval surgeon general, reports U S naval hospitals are 85 percent full with capacity for 770 000 men. West Coast Pacific area units reach 95 percent occupancy as convalescent moves occur near homes. Havens for Jews Britain to create a refuge for Nazi refugees in former Italian North Africa with large Balkan arrivals to southern Italy.
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Tokyo
Veterans Urged to Wear Uniform After Discharge
Chicago Mayor Ed Kelly proposes that ex servicemen may wear uniforms for three to six months post discharge to ease reintegration. He cites 30,000 Chicago veterans and delays in issuing discharge buttons and benefits as issues. The call echoes wartime practice of continued uniform wear for employment advantage.
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Servicemen’s Aid Organization
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Small business to feel benefit of reconversion push
Washington notes credit for small business as reconversion gains momentum after Maury Maverick and policymakers push war plants to civilian production. WPB signals easing limits on aluminum and steel surpluses, while stressing gauntlets for plant diligence and pay delays as factors shaping a broader shift to civilian goods and jobs.
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Bicycles for China and wartime farming notes
More than 6 000 bicycles head to China by air to be used by the army in roadless areas. Youths 16 to 17 may enlist with parental consent for merchant marines training. The piece urges farmers to guard future hazard years by investing wartime income in war bonds.
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Cherry Basket Apron Pattern Request No. 5739
Announcement offers the complete applique pattern and apron pattern for pattern No. 5739 named Cherry Basket Apron in sizes small to large. Requests 16 cents, name, address, and pattern number.
Fresh lemon wake up drink replaces harsh laxatives
An old health note promotes daily lemon juice in water taken on an empty stomach as a mild laxative and vitamin C boost. It claims lemon juice stimulates regular bowel action, fights fatigue, and aids digestion with California Sunkist lemons.
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