Roosevelt Birthday Observance Silent Amid War Tour
President Roosevelt's birthday was marked with subdued public attention as wartime duties and a looming Big Three meeting took precedence. Eleanor Roosevelt led celebrations in Washington while three White House staffers traveled Europe on official missions and Mrs Roosevelt hosted events and a national polio fundraiser.
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London
Hopkins
Paris
Rome
Alexander Kirk
WV. 8
Italy
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Anglo-American Munitions Assignment Board
Washington
James F. Byrnes
Rex
Sicttinius
Joseph C. Grew
State Department
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Europe
White House
Stephen Early
Supreme Allied Headquarters
Samuel J. Rosenman
Laveh
Ji Currie
Stviss
Germany
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Ex-Teeman Charged in Atmnel Case in Army Wife Home
James Sanders, 24, of Route 3, faces charges of attempted rape burglary and theft for a Sunday 2 a.m. break in on the Aust ey highway. Edwin Uecker, chief investigator, filed charges in Justine Bat Corrigan's court after arresting Sanders four blocks from the home. the wife, husband overseas, and three children were asleep when the intruder struck and fled.
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Army Cape Taik
Austey Highway
Justine Bat Corrigan
Edwin Uecker
District Attorney's Office
Uecker
Wallace and Roosevelt Face Commerce Secretary Controversy
Washington January 30 Henry A Wallace's political future hinges on a possible return to the cabinet in the commerce post. Roosevelt's support and senate approval loom as key factors with a possible move of loan powers from commerce to a separate agency. Wallace indicated acceptance of cabinet push with or without loan powers but faces opposition as a spenders risk.
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Henry A. Wallace
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Henry Wallace
San Antonio firms send telegram opposing Wallace cabinet bid
A group of 18 San Antonio small business firms telegraphed the Senate Commerce Committee congratulating them on voting against Henry Wallace's nomination as secretary of commerce. The message urged defending constitutional rights and warned against political manipulation. The dinner featured Eleanor Roosevelt Kaiser Reuther Patton, with Wallace addressing a theater rally of over 1000 film and stage stars.
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Rammierce
San Antonio
Congress
Howard Bumbaugh and Company
A. J. White Company
Wahrmund and Company
Wahrmund
J. E. Koch
Unsuta- van Service Company
Walter J. Baird Company
L. W. Lawlor Max Hz
Silver Dollar Cafe
Colvereld Airport
O. B. Stricker
Monte M. Brown
Quincy Kee
A. M. McNeel
Fulness
Agaiirt
America
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R. F.C
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Henry J. Kaiser
Walter B. Reuther
United Automodite Workers
CIO
James G. Patton
National Farmers Union
Roosevelt
House Labor Group Moves To Head Off Floor Fight
Washington lawmakers push to back the FECP and set up a permanent employment rights agency. A subcommittee led by Rep Randolph (Dr W Va) will review ten bills as debate on manpower legislation intensifies. The fight centers on union curbs and mandatory labor provisions amid broader wartime staffing concerns.
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Fair Employement Practices Committee
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Representative Andrews
New York
Military
Mundt proposes international air police to outlaw war
Representative Karl Mundt urged Congress to seek United Nations support for an international air police force. The force would give 24 hours' notice, then bomb war-related targets within 20 miles of a state’s border if it continues aggression.
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House
Nazis Use Leaflets and Propaganda in Italy Front
Rome reports German forces resumed loudspeaker and leaflet propaganda during night operations in the Fifth and High Alpine sectors. Bombers targeted northern Italy while Allied patrols near Monte Belmonite faced leaflet drops instructing American troops on illness to seek evacuation.
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