FEPC Battle Delays Pay for Eleven U.S. Agencies
Paydays loom as FEPC clash blocks a $762 million appropriation for 11 war and federal agencies. Payrolls due soon for the Office of Defense Transportation, Economic Stabilization, and Scientific Research and Development face possible delays. No compromise in sight as backers push for a funds halt to force talks.
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Morrin
War Labor Board
Office of inter-American Affairs
Office of War Information
War Production Board
War Shipping Administration
Office of Efrateric Services
The
Petroleum Administration
War
War Relocation Authority
FEPO
Loss to Elliott Described As Non-Political
Montclair New Jersey July 5. David G. Baird an New York insurance executive described private deal loans totaling 120 000 made by himself and a business associate to Eloil Roosevelt in Te at which the two lost about 70 000 when the Texas radio network venture failed The loans were entered into for profit with option to purchase stock in the network The lenders did not profit and the loans were liquidated at losses Ma said he recovered about 30 000 from the 70 000 loan and 70 000 loan and that Maxwell M Blosky recovered about 20 000 on a 60 000 loan Baird said lenders never purchased stock and he recovered as much as he did because Roosevelt gave him Transcontinental Broadcast Line company stock as collateral He said he knew young Roosevelt for years but only in a business way and that Roosevelt was never informed of the matter He termed himself politically independent with no government contracts or negotiations President Roosevelt was never apprised of the town Independent John Hartford president of the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea company revealed that he had lost 198 000 of 200 000 and wrote it off as a bad debt on his 1842 income tax return When asked about the tax questions Baird refused comment
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Eloil Roosevelt
Yaxas Radio Network
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Baird
Maxwell M. Bllosky
Roosevelt
Tome Transcontinental Broadcast Line Company Stock Ag
Adde
Gounsetor
John Hartford
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
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Roosevelt Anc
San Jacinto Hero's Son Buried
Funeral services were held for Thomas Alsbury 93 son of B Alsbury one of six heroes who fought at the Battle of San Jacinto and burned Winen's bridge at Alebe Funeral home. Thomas died Tuesday at 143 Anderson Avenue in City Cemetery No 1. He was a native of Bexar County survived by two sons two daughters and several grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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B. Alsbury
San Jacinto
James Alsbury
San Antonio
Clara Byrd
Ahambra
Calif
Mra
Radio Singing Stars Entertain Vets At Brooke Hospital
Radio singing stars Lick Haynes and Helen Forrest visit Corpus Christi Naval Station for an eight week hospital tour to entertain wounded veterans at Brooke Hospital Center. They will perform for students and staff during their stay and bring entertainment to the ships and medical facilities.
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Helen Forrest
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Corpus Christ
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Corpus Christ! Naval Station
Coyotes and foxes threaten livestock in Bexar County
Miss Helen Johnson, living four miles beyond Theima on Pleasanton road, reported Thursday that predatory animals including coyotes and red foxes are mounting in her area. Livestock losses from these predators have risen, with other county sections also noting potl lash and small stock losses.
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Theima
Pleasanton Road
Johnson
Aherils
Smith Heads New DeMolay Council
Floyd Smith chairs the newly organized advisory council of the Order of De Molay with Thomas Langaton as chaplain advisor and Harold Schierer as secretary advisor. Otter Scottish Rite Masons join the council for the year along with James Tafolla Louis Drigeeva Weldon Gozkrell Thomas H. Boothe 0 T Ware Monroe Stewart Robert Taylor John P Dunsmoore and Ent Fuller. meeting with the De Molay chapter at the Scottish Rite Temple planned for July 16 to map the year.
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The
Order of de Molay
Thomas ¥. Langaton
Harold Schierer
Otter
James Tafolla
Louis Drigeeva
Weldon Gozkrell
Thomas H. Boothe
0. T. Ware
Monroe Stewart
Robert Taylor
John P. Dunsmoore
Ent Fuller
Canadians riot in Britain over repatriation delays
In Aldershot England July 5 a protest by Canadian servicemen awaiting transport home turned violent as up to 40 men smashed shop windows and damaged the district. Several thousand pounds in damage reported. Maj. Germain Spry reprimanded the soldiers for alleged schoolboy behavior and cited three main complaints shipping delays, inadequate food, and pay delays. No injuries reported.
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Army
Germdan Spry
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Tie
Thedy
Taday
Boone
Aussies Seek Successor To Curtin
CANBERRA July 5 A Primedarker John Gurtin 40 died today after a long illness with complications. His successor will likely be chosen next Thursday by the Parliamentary Labor party from Deputy Prime Minister Francis M. Forde and others. The parliament mourned Curtin’s death with tributes pouring in.
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Australia
John Gurtin
Labor Party
Francis M. Forde
Joseph B. Chifley
Forde
Curtin
Curta
America
Strike Roundup The WLE seeks settlement as 1740 NYC deliverymen strike
Strike turmoil spreads across cities as the WLE acts to settle the 1740 NYC newspaper deliverymen stoppage that halted 14 papers. Talks involve the newspaper and mail deliverers union and publishers, with union leaders to vote on returning to work. Separate actions hit Toledo and Detroit areas with plant shutdowns and worker protests amid broader labor turmoil nationwide.
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Hyde Ramackted Frese
WLE
New York City
George Www
Taylor
Toledo
Ohio
Spicer Manufacturing Corporation
C.T. O. United Auto Workers
Republic Steel
Cleveland
C. I. O. United. Steelworkers Union
Mack Manufacturing Corporation
New Brunswick
Plainfield
N. J
Allentown
Soldier regains weight after German prison camp diet
Pvt Alvin Abrams of the 219th field artillery, once 95 pounds in a German POW camp, has ballooned to about 168 pounds at home. He recalls meals in the camp and now enjoys substantial breakfast including steak, toast, fruit juice, and milk while adapting to peacetime dining.
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Ujy
Lila
Alvin DL. Abrams
219Th Field Artillery
Valley Forge General Hospital
Dinker
Kuper
Don' Leuffer Medical Note From grainy OCR
An old fragment notes itchy rash and heat burn symptoms with a suggested topical powder. A family mentions soothing measures and medicine on Moranna, with a reference to Invarite and Coots lite Cet Mexoangs.
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