Washington Roundup Senate Roll Call On Soldier Vote
In Washington the Senate plans an earlier session to push a roll call on a soldier voting measure and revive federal war ballot plans to mail blanks to service personnel worldwide. Labor shows interest in anti strike laws and Roosevelt’s renomination while tax and budget debates focus on FCC cuts and wartime purchase tax adjustments. Senator Bailey proposes a 20000 study to map fish resources to secure future food supplies.
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Reds Scold Spain Again in Soviet Embassy Bulletin
A Soviet embassy information bulletin accuses Spanish troops of fighting on the Russian front and calls Spain's regime an accomplice of Hitler. The article notes continued claims of neutrality masking shipments to Fascist Germany, with no reference to U.S. or British oil embargo actions.
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Mayor Proposes Badges for 4-F Rejections
POLTSVILLEA Fa Jan 31 The mayor Claude A Lord with city council consent will present a lapel pin to men rejected by the armed forces for physical reasons The pins aim to spare 4-Fs from potential embarrassment as they are invited to register and wear the badge locally
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War Worker Returns From Retirement To Mark Birthday
Chicago reports John Moeller, a two year guard at a North Side war plant, missed a post on his first day off. He had recently come out of retirement to join the war effort and took a half holiday to celebrate his birthday.
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Oak Leaf Cluster Awarded to Gen Wheeler
Maj Gen Raymond A Wheeler of Washington DC received the oak leaf cluster to the distinguished service medal for meritorious service in organizing supply and maintenance in the India-Turkistan China theater. General Stilwell presented the award at American headquarters.
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Briggs Pleads Innocent in Hopkins Letter Forgery Case
George N. Briggs pleaded innocent in Washington to federal indictments accusing forgery large pretense and use of the mails to defraud over the Hopkins letter The former attorney general faced preliminary motions as part of the case proceedings.
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Bank Leaders Urge Public to Buy Fourth War Loan Bonds
In a joint statement, presidents of Bexar County banks urge depositors to invest idle funds in government bonds to support the Fourth War Loan. They warn that not buying could fuel inflation and stress that buyers may choose securities meeting their needs, with Series E F and G bonds offering fixed redemption prices. They offer guidance and affirm bonds as a safe, patriotic investment.
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