Delano’s Resource Body Faces Senate Funding Fight
Washington April 18. National resources planning aid led by Frederic A Pelano, uncle of President Roosevelt, appears to have majority support in the Senate regulations committee but faces House opposition that stripped funds. The income budget seeks 2,620,000,000 for various offices, with 635,000 for regular work and 725,000 for national defense activities, while a separate bill covers public health service travel and economic warfare expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Persident Rooser
Frederic A. Pelano
Hacromonilze
Senkle Sporulations
House Act
Tts
Oripinsky
House Committee
Taber R.N
Senate
McKellay
D.-Ten
Bil
Budget Bureau
Snothry Executive Agency
House
Senate Action Om
Tvaands
Barkley
Kentucky
Actors Plan Shifts In Aircraft Plant
Bollywood reports that 200 actors from the actors guild will work split shifts at a Lockheed aircraft plant to support wartime production. The arrangement involves two crews of 1,000 people each and aims to keep actors in films while assisting war needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bollywood
Sexeen Actors Guild
Lockheed-vrpa Aircraft Corporation
Altcraft
Alegiary Company
Pictur
Workers Battle to Save Sub Crew From Trapped Sailor
Rescue teams fought to reach a sailor trapped aboard a submarine drifting in heavy seas off the west coast of Sweden. Details from the scene describe efforts to locate and stabilize the vessel and provide life support as officials work to evacuate the crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sho West Fons
Sweden
No Aspirin Headlines From St. Joseph Prompt
Fragmentary note mentions St Joseph Aspirin marketed as top seller at nineteen percent. No clear date or full context available, but references Denard St in relation to the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puire St. Joseph
St. Joseph
Norris Urges Disarmament at Valparaiso Commencement
Former Senator George W. Norris of Nebraska told Valparaiso University graduates that there should be no negotiations for a League of Nations or similar world federation after the war. He urged total disarmament of the Axis powers and a “good peace” without revenge, warning against revenge and destruction. An honorary doctorate was awarded as only 15 students graduated in the war-depleted class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valparaiso
Ind
INS
League of Nations
George W. Morris
Nebraska
Valpel'siso University
Norrie
Axia
Norris
Two Fliers Lost On Flight at Sea
Jacksonville naval air station reports two airmen missing after a routine training flight over the sea. Comdr. Accub 2id Wy Green, 32, WS2, and Pie. Douglas N. Biedgstt, 21, USMC, were listed overdue since Friday. Authorities massing search efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Ala
UW. Cmns
Stabilization Extension Asked for $2 Billion Fund
Secretary Morgenthau urged the House coinage committee to approve a two year extension of the stabilization fund totaling two billion dollars and asked no renewal of the president's devaluation powers. The Senate last week approved continuation of the stabilization fund but declined to combine the dollar devaluation powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of
Lne Treasury
Morgennau
House Coinage Committee
Senate
Tund Hat
City Dads Mailed Viva Stickers Campaign Controversy
Oily commissioners Fo Aneer Gon and Héticy Hein received copies of campaign stickers reading Viva Callaghan when they opened their mall Monday morning. A local park employee is running against G Ray Davis, but Mayor Maurrenann has favored Callaghan as the strongest candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aneergon
Calliaghan
Callaghan
Cee Park
G. Ray Davis
Maurrenann
Cotton Coveralls Decree to Women
In ORANGE April 19 a decree instructed women to wear one piece cotton coveralls as a practical uniform. The order bans sweaters and silk or rayon fabrics while mandating plain durable clothing suitable for work, stressing modesty and ease in daily tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
n-Callan
Alle Bude
Mentorandum
Postwar Poll Divides on International Peace Efforts
Senators split over backing a postwar international police force with many undecided. The Associated Press poll of 96 members showed 32 for commitment, 24 favorable, and 32 uncommitted on a measure to put the Senate on record supporting postwar cooperation to preserve global peace and UN lead. Supporters argue the result signals openness to action. opponents caution against a binding police role and seek more study of plans and representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weneadrun
Apragen
Associated Press
Hil
Senate
Ball
Burlay
Ohio
Hate
Vrument
Organfame
United Nations
AIB
Bail
Hill
Thames
Okla
Tydinga
Lode
Lodee
Aatlan
GOP Adopts New Pay-As-You-Go Plan
Washington APR 9. Leaders discuss a plan to tax and rebate income, proposing cuts and abatements affecting 1942 taxes and a 20 percent withholding for lay workers starting July 1. Austin report notes figures and policy shifts as Democratic and GOP voices weigh the revenue plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GOP
Meiphers
Biliey
deSines
Funeral Held Here For Edward Stipek
Funeral services were held for Edward Stipek a Miners chief boatsman who died in Colony Christ Tuesday. Chaplain Jeky J. O Sullivan officiated and burial followed at Mission Trurial park. A naval officer, Stipek served in Wars War I and commanded a navy lee patio at Newfoundand. Survivors include his mother Ketle Stipek of San Antonio brothers John B. Bauers of San Antonio and Charles Silpel of San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Stipek
Matt
Colony Christ
John B. Bauers
San Antonio
Charles Silpel
San Francisco
Bishop Leonard to Visit American Soldiers in London
Bishop Agus W Leonard of the Methodist Church will depart London for a three day tour visiting American soldiers and chaplains in the field. He travels as the American envoy representing 41 Protestant organizations and will convey President Roosevelt's greetings to the troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ishop
Pay-As-You-Go Compromise Sought in Congress
Washington reports a bipartisan push to modify the pay-as-you-go tax plan. Republicans back a modified proposal to skip some taxes, Democrats oppose, and a bipartisan committee plans to meet Speaker Reyes Bur n and other leaders to push for an early vote this week or next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alpes AG
iWlieatis
Porliti
Democrus
Chattman Coughton
Ways and Means
Knutson
AsMinns
Reyesburn
D.-Tex
Leydet Martin
Massachusetts
McCorajick
Capitol Hill
Was and Means Committee
Senate
Laader Barkley
Sinht
Tor Sauate Ota
Boy Killed on Runaway Horse Near Intersection
A collision at a highway intersection yesterday claimed the life of 11 year old Allen Mal Le, of Emleton. The boy was thrown from a runaway horse and died en route to a local hospital. Justice of the Peace Ragas presided over an inquest and ruled the death an accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emleton
Mal
Allen
Orraine
Loreal Hospital
Justice of the Pease W, CG
Ragas
564 New Oil Well In Texas in 1943
Rites set for General Bowers as Texas oil activity shows 564th new well in 1943 completed. Weekly drill results report 22 wildcats and 44 dry wells with 306 dry wells since January 2. Burial set for Brig. Gen. Cldr at Artins cemetery after services in Fort Myar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Austin
Daldas
Fort Myar
Cldr
Imeniding
Taieestr
Walter
Vetern’s
Gat
Artins
Gos Wildcats
Ntlonal
Poue
Elect
Vy Wilde
Also Mentioned on This Page
Delano
Drs Davist “Yarkey ‘Thomas, Ti
Wniversity of Texags
Denarmenti of Potidemd Polence
Uiiveraty of Arkansas
Yestarday
Trafton
Iasi
Fannin
Betty Nisted
The
Rogling Brothers
Burnim and Bailey Eircrs
Betty
Edward Stipek
Bowers
Bexar County
America
Her
Allis
Sunshine Laundries & Dry Cleaning Corp
H. Floms Street
Fennin
American Institute OF Laundering
United States
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!