Southern Demos to Run Home Front After Shakeup
President Roosevelt plans drastic changes in agencies to solve economic problems and give three conservative Southern Democrats control of home front operations. James Byrnes Vinson Jones will head the effort with Vian and Hopkins likely redeployed. Fireside chats and broadcasts will explain reorganizations and aim to boost war production and food output while easing restrictions where needed. Public speeches will push farmers and workers to support victory.
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William K. Hutchinson
Washington
INS
Roosevelt
Oter
Sill
Congress
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
Fred B. Vian
Kentucky
Marvin Jones
Texas
Supreme Court
Felix. Frankfurter
New York
Samuel L Rosenman
Harry L. Hopking
Hopkins
Howe
Germany
Birohito
Japan
Iquse
In Umates
Douse
Cme
Henry A. Wellace
Secetary of Commerce
Jesse Jones
Keepog
Byrnes
Vinson
Jones
Gues Ceed
Guard Quizzed in Slaying
Kansas City guard questioned over the fatal shooting of Louis G. Lower a noted youth leader and Republican reformer. Witnesses say a man posing as a traffic officer at Union Station plaza ordered Lower to curb and shot him when credentials were demanded. Lower died within ten minutes.
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Kansas City
Ato
Aircraft Accessories Corporation
Kan
Louis G. Lower
Jeader
Pendergast
Lower
Union Station Plaza
Clyde Souders
Souders
OPA Credit Policy Director Resigns
Jay Washington reports that Roig Nugent, author of a plan to push postwar purchase, has resigned as director of the OPA credit policy office. Nugent will remain as a part time consultant while Francis A. Bonner, long time staffer, steps in on leave from Bonner and Company Chicago.
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Washington
Jay
Roig Nugent
Credit Policy
OPA
Nugent
Francis A. Bonner
Bonner
Bilal, Bonner and Company
Chicago Investment, Banking
Texas Chief Named by National Small Business Group
George Hampton of Port Arthur, a furniture dealer, was appointed a Texas state director by the American Association of Small Business. Olin Linn of New Orleans, the association president, announced a statewide organizational campaign to promote the interests of modestly sized business firms.
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Texas
Port Arthur
George Hampton
American Association of Small Business
Olin Linn
New Orleans
Hampton
GOP Predicts Victory in 1944 Elections
GOP leaders declare confidence in a Republican win in the 1944 campaign citing polls of public opinion. Chairman Harrison Spangler projects gains in labor and rural North, challenges to Roosevelt in the North and a solid South, with potential presidential candidate mentions including Brig. Gen. Hanford MacNider.
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Republican Party
Otf
Roosevelb
Roosevelt
Harrison Spangler
GOP National Committee
Spangler
GOP
Tabor
GOF
Macnicer
Fie
U. S
Senate
Hanford MacNider
Nye
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Disturbing Peace Fine and Related Charges at Vaughan Court
Carteon Anuutgo, 213 Stark Street, fined $50 and jailed in Vaughan's court for disturbing the peace. He forfeited a $300 bond or another case and is charged with burglary with intent to commit murder against G. Gutierres. Additional cases include assault on Lupe Gutierrez on July 47 and Dora Gutierrez on July 3.
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Anuutgo Carteon
Stark Street
Jaste of the Peace
Pratik Vaughan
Carteon
G. Gutierres
Jesus. Aley
Carreon
Lupe Gutierrez
Dora Gutierrez
Fire damage totals across four businesses and homes
A weekend series of fires caused about 2375 in damage to four establishments and residences. An electric iron ignited in C L Butts cleaning shop at 2705 East Commerce Street causing 1000 to contents and 500 to the building owned by Mrs. Mary Greiner. Texas Trunk factory at 254 West Josephine Street reported 300 in content damage. A hot water heater sparked a blaze at W B Wright’s home 1423 Fulton Street with listed damage. A kerosene stove fire affected an apartment at 1543 West Matting Street.
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C. L. Butts
East
Commerce Street
Mary Greiner
Texas Trunk
West
Josephine Street
W. B. Wright
Fulton
Wes Mat
Joan Lynn
Tin Street
Portia Fares Site Froot Lage 8
Portia Fares Site N Froot Lage 8 appears in readable OCR. Details are fragmentary but indicate a location title and an eight unit or position. No clear events, people, or organizations are identified beyond the ambiguous place name.
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Portia
KTSA Monday Evening Radio Schedule Highlights
KTSA presents a Monday lineup with James Hilton discussing mass psychology at 6:15, Vox Pop interviewing highway builders at 7, The Gay Nineties Revue at 7:30, Romance with Hayward Braun’s The Sam Field, Broadway Band Box at 8 featuring Frank Sinatra and Raymond Scott, Screen Guild Players at 8 to 9:50 with Drew in White, Blondie at 9:30, I Love a Mystery opening at 10, plus late news and world reports. Tuesday offer includes Mary Lee Taylor tips, Aunt Jenny’s Stories, Your Home Front Reporter with Fletcher Wiley and Frank Parker.
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Kiaphonis
Screen Guild
Blondie
Joan Brooks
V. Keltenborn
Eddie Tone
I Music
Avertington
Sane
Bes Sea Hound
Dick Tre
Jack Armstrong
Archie Andrews
Rayie Me
Superman Lona Kenger
Long
Ranger
Earl Godwin
Lum & Frger
Nero Wolf
Nerv West
Uncle Sar
Spotlight
Raymond Clapper
Lulu
Alex Templeton
R. G
Soldiers of Press
Phil Brito
Army Air Forces
Lou Breese
Vun Breese
Edile Oliver
Eddie Gurere Day
Daly
Elsa
ABC Howdy
Texas
Texi
Ray
Uncle Sam
Alr
Texag Tumbleweeds
Rae
Early Birds
Dai War Four
Mustea
Bible Center
Ursanette
A.S. Gov't
J Hanatt Shore
Jnne Crosnyews
Lora Luntur
Sch
Key Kyser
Air Woman
Bivens Chaxere
Balute Baby Institute
Hollywood
Mary Lee Fayior
Ite
Surdi's
Tommy Dorsey
Sam
Snow Village Ogisters
Cc David Herum
Artie Shaw
Norton McGittin
Expresa
Rollini
Dr. Malone
Garbage Light
Rhythm Expres
Cedric Woater
Joyce Jordan
Lonely Women
Rhythm Express
Jan Garber
Aix
Dan Garber
Kru
Orch
Crumit
Mary Marlin
Ma Perkins
Addie Pala
Morton Downey
Dobony Gerty Bing
Bob Cros
Pepper Younus
Baddie Palg
Ariety
Green Valley
Stella Dalian
Thamy Dorsex
Lorenzo Jones
John W. Scott
Atr Widderrows
Tony Martin Madelaine Carrosa
Alvina
Merry Wood Neweca
Buke
Euineloy
KTSA
James Hilton
Chips
Parks Johnson
Sam Field
Hayward Braun
Frank Sinatra
Ldgt
Raymond Scott
Benny Goodman
Virginia Weidler
Screen Guild Players
Drew In White
Jean Hershott
Christian
Bamsteads
Penny Singleton
Arthur Lake
Hanley Stafford
Mary Lee Taylor
Columbia Network
Aunt Jenny
Mrs. America
Fletcher Wiley
Frank Parker
Eleanor Steber
Nicaraguan Air Officials Visit San Antonio on Mission
Guillermo Rives Cuadra chief of the Nicaraguan air corps leads a group of aviators in San Antonio on a government mission. Accompanying him are Rafael Espinosa Altamirano Juan Garcia Saldaña Edmond Vargas Vasquez Rene Blandon and Carlos Monterrey. Col John Herdy and Treut of the US embassy in Managua assist as observers. Nicaragua joined the war effort after the United States, with Costa Rica among early followers.
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Guillermo Rives Cuadra
Nicaraguan Air Corps
San Antonio
Alonso 8. Perales
Capis
Rafael Espinosa Altamirano
Juan Garcia Saldana
Edmond ‘Vargas Vasquez
Rene Blandon
Carlos E. ‘Monterrey
Treut
John ¥Ord Herdy
United States
Managua
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Needs More Hawaii Workers In Government Job Drive
Government appeals for electricians and radio workers to staff Pearl Harbor and Hawaii bases. Recruits travel by rail and naval transport, receive pay en route, board naval ships to Hawaii, and lodge in military housing with meals provided. positions require two years of training or practical experience.
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San Antonio
TL. W. Wilkinson
Elgin Street
Wilkinson
Jee
Sunny
West
Owen W. Kilémy
Iives
Pearl Harbor
Pullman
West Coast
Naval Transport
Hawaii
Naval Mess
Hawai
Honolulu
Thea
Uncle Sam
Baby Born With Tooth In Chicago July 19
Week-old baby Danny Rightmire, born to Mr. and Mrs. Myles Rightmire in Chicago, surprised doctors by having a tooth in his lower jaw. His aunt, an observer, noted the unusual early development.
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Chicago
Auntiel Rightmire
Nature
Myles Rightmire
Danny
Patrolmen Deliver Breakfast for Hartman Family Baby
New York patrolmen, after their unit tour, helped John Hartman whose wife is due a baby. They prepared a breakfast for Hartman's two children and sent him to his defense job, enabling him to reach work on time. The incident highlights daily police work and community assistance.
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New York
INS
Ie York
Francis
Howard Hegerick
John Hartman
Wno
Helen
Wil Hartman
Anniversary marked for Juarez in Mexico City
Thousands gathered yesterday at the Benito Juarez statue to mark the first anniversary of Juarez's death. Juarez, once a fruit peddler in New Orleans, authored reforms in 1858 and became a revered Mexican hero.
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Mexico City
Benito Juarez
Tost Tourleta
Juarez
Juares
New Orleans
Mexico
Make One Call From Your Phone Book to Do the Work
Look first in the New Yellow Pages of your phone book and make a single call. The advice urges using this local directory to locate services quickly, sparing time and aimless searching through multiple avenues.
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Reddy Narlin
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