Lieut Lown Missing After European Action
First Lieut Francin Lown, a 1987 Harlandale graduate and Brooksfield alumnus, has been missing in action in Europe since April. The War Department announced on Wednesday. Lown served seven and a half months overseas piloting a Flying Fortress and recently returned to England before his disappearance.
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Persistent Girl Enlists in Marines Amid Bill Fight
Texan leader joins opposition to veto power in Congress as Ella Keane, 20, undergoes medical exam and gains support from Republicans in Ways and Means. She passed the committee vote 11 to 14 and aims to back a three year extension amid ads urging Americans to buy land.
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Bombing Tokyo plans unfold on shipboard diary
An editor’s note introduces a vivid installment from the Shangri La Diary recounting American hopes and naval preparations for a bombing raid on Tokyo. The account describes the carrier task force approaching Tokyo area, B 25 bombers readied on deck, live-fire target practice, and officers debating the daring plan to send land bombers aloft then withdraw, with Churchill’s India Ocean battleship carriers news shaping mood.
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WLB Seeks Wage Leeway in April Order Review
Washington April 28 The War Labor Board proposes to modify the April executive order to give the board leeway in wage and assignment equalities. A memorandum reached Byrnes as he planned talks with a joint employers and United Auto Workers committee from southwestern Michigan. The plan outlines regional determinations of wage ranges by classification with authority to adjust within those limits, while Byrnes retains final approval or delegation rights. Shifted authority aims to address inequalities frozen by the Teceng order amid cases presented by the group. Stork News notices and local births referenced in a broadcast notice.
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National Job Control Plan Could Extend Nationwide
Washington reports a job control system first devised for local labor shortages may be extended nationwide. The proposal, approved in principle by the war manpower commission's national management labor committees, would form a three-member management labor agriculture panel to draft a uniform employment stabilization program for areas lacking local controls. The plan aims to allow workers to move between employers for higher pay, building on McNutt's recent wage freeze that permits shifts only in areas with stabilization programs.
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Price raps radio 'wisecracking' censorship at NAB meet
Chicago April 29. INS reports Byron Prine director of censorship rebukes announcers who joke about voluntary censorship. He warns broadcasters and press not to be smug. He urges elimination of crude dialogue and stresses moral impact and responsibility of radio.
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