Senators Predict Abandonment Of Nation Wide Gas Ration Plans
Warmington report from June 2209 notes administration aides signaled a senatorial probe into gasoline and fuel shortages and delivery methods. Senator Maroney proposes a two member special committee with 5000 dollars for an inquiry focusing on shortages in the East and potential wider effects. Connally and Wheeler predict no nationwide rationing, arguing conservation and regional protests make such action unlikely. others urge rapid inquiry into public statements on fuel transport and East delivery.
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Warmington
Maroney
Texas
Thomas Doklad
Wheeler
Mont
Thomas
Bradelife
D.-Md
California Editors Protest Postal Hike at Stanford Meeting
The California Newspaper Editors Conference at Stanford University protested proposed rises in second class postal rates for newspapers and periodicals. In a resolution adopted at the fifth annual meeting, editors warned higher costs would affect newspaper orientations and limit information dissemination, especially to rural readers.
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Palo Ally
Cali
House
California Newspaper Editors
Stanford University
Employment, Wages Rise Across Industries in May
May employment and wages climbed across manufacturing and other sectors, led by a 23.4 percent year over year rise in wages in manufacturing. Employment increased 2 percent from April and payrolls were up 3 percent from the prior month, with Heaumont posting the sharpest gain at 196.0 percent from May of last year.
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Putin
Wane Wo
University of Texas Ypread of
Busions Research
Heaumont
War Diary By W. W. Chaplin Opens From Burma India Front
The Light presents the first chapter of W. W. Chaplin's dramatic war diary from the Burma India front where American forces have been active. Chaplin, noted for Blood and Ink and When War Comes, writes aboard a transport plane en route to India.
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W. W. Chaplin
International News Service
Chaplin
Atlantic
Texas Labor Unions Meet in Port Worth Convention
Port Worth reports the Texas State Federation of Labor begins its convention after nine unions held meetings. Corpus Christi and Galveston plan bids for next session. A. L. Bailey, Port Worth Trades assembly president, presides. The narrative shifts to overseas war travel and the dangers of the Atlantic as observers reflect on wartime priorities and military readiness.
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Port Worth
Texas Stte Federation of Labor
Corpus Christi
Galveston
A. L. Bailey
U Boats Sink 25 Merchant Ships in Week
The United Nations counted 25 merchant ships sunk in the Atlantic last week as U boat activity intensified under Hitler. More than 100 seamen and passengers were lost, with 650 rescued and over 80 reported missing. Caribbean losses were heaviest with 16 ships torpedoed. Survivors said the Norwegian sink ing occurred June 12.
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Atlantic
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Navy
Gulf of Mexico
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Peatt Harbor
West Indies
Ireland
Europe
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D.alu
Jenkins
LaVallette
Hearty
N. J
Groton
Conn
Jos
Caribbean
Thely Orath
Rio de Janeiro
Toza
U. S
Agar Tors
Girl in 150th Week of Unbroken Sleep and Uncertain Wake
In Albany, a seven year old girl named Doreen Shack marks her 150th week in an unbroken sleep from an unknown encephalitis since August 14, 1999. Doctors see no sign she will awaken. Nurses describe glimpses of awareness as she remains visually unresponsive yet responsive to light. Nestled with a panda bear, her routine includes meals like corned beef hash and ice cream as she, in a dreamlike state, lies in a hospital bed unable to speak.
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Albany
Doreen Shack
Bax
Woreen
War 25 Years Ago Today
War actions and events from 1901 summarized with multiple lines across the page noting American ship versus German submarine near Britain, French defense near La Malmaison, American air training in France, Churchill aid to Russia, and German offensives with Russian resistance, plus Soviet/European air bombing with casualties.
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Trish
la Malmaison
France
Churchill
Russia
Rural Areas Best In Rubber Drive
A citywide rubber salvage challenge led by Mayor G K Quin highlights rural communities surpassing urban efforts. William H R Boyd of the Petroleum Industry War Board sent encouragement, while San Antonio and surrounding areas report growing scrap rubber intake nearing the June 30 deadline. Companies estimate first week totals around 500000 pounds, with much of the material trucked to oil company warehouses for weighing and storage as stockpiles grow.
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Qui
Wiliam HR
Boyd dx
Rowwil
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Sip Aptanior Dents
San
San Antonio
Oil Company
Hull Lands Red Heroism
WASITINGTON June 22 The United States criticizes Germany's aggression as Secretary Hull praises Soviet resistance and vows wider war supply support. He congratulates Molotov on unity against invaders and states Axis powers will learn they misjudged Allied resolve before the next year ends.
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Hitler
Russia
Herois
Mull Hex
Soviet Union
Athenm
Hull
la Borlet Foreign Commissar
Molotov
Tevesta
Axis
United Nations
Gershmany
New City Rails Project Update and Street Scrapping
City officials report a rail salvage project in New City salvages street debris. Worn street rails and walls amounting to about 200 tons are to be recovered from the pavements. The steel rally is being shipped to Haitian mills for processing, with recovery expected before duty's end.
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San Antonio Streals
Prub
Legon Ab Brazx
South Laredo
Enid
Mitac
Hiinain Mills
House Trio Quits Farm Conference
Washington reports a halted joint Senate-House conference on the 880 million agricultural supply bill as lawmakers refuse to discuss government surplus product sales amid a deadlock over a wheat price rider. The dispute centers on preventing sales below parity prices and stalls further action.
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Washington
Howse Wleimmers
Senate-House
Lowttensitt
House
Mrs FDR Praised By Working Girls
New York June 24 4 Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt is cited as the working girls best friend by the Jewish Working Girls Vacation society affiliated with the Federation for the Support of Texl ish Philanthropic Societies.
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New York
Franklin DB. Roosevelé
Working Girls Vacation Society
Federation For the Support
Skin Sufferers Free Hook By Satin Setting
A fragmented notice references a product themed for psoriasis and related skin conditions. It mentions names and terms like Connie, Sironte, and Mel with various health ailments. The text is garbled with place-like fragments and a P.O. Box address.
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Connie the SI Amickie
Athicle
Bolsa
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