Wallace Attacks Jesse Jones Over Quinine Plans and Delays
Wallace accuses Jesse Jones and the Reconstruction Finance Corporation of obstruction in quinine seed projects from the Philippines to Costa Rica. He cites delays, postwar aims, and financial motives, claiming BEW fought to speed imports while Jones delayed action, harming war needs and stockpile goals.
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Philippines
Costa Rica
DEW
RFC
Jones
BEW
Arthur FL Fisher
India
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Byrd Committee
Req Ink
Board of Economic Warfare
Guadalcanal
Feekins
House Appropriations Committee
Fischer
Costa Riga
Department of Agriculture
Beltsville
Quinte
Tropics
Malazial
Southwest Pacific
Finance Corporation
Guacemala
R. F.C
Pearl Harbor
Latin America
Wallacer
Reconstruction Finance
FLG
Mr. Jones
Far East
Seilers
Reconstruction Finance Corporatie
National
Retmares
Senate
Acity
Wan McKelay
Trata
Tetmexser
Ojymerce
Signs of Kidney Trouble From Body Pains
The text warns that backache leg pains and fatigue may signal tired kidneys. It notes kidneys waste fluids, regulate blood, and affect energy, headaches, and rheumatic pains. Seek medical attention if pain or frequent urges persist, as underlying kidney issues can threaten health.
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Nature
Boy 13 Is Sentenced In Murder Case In Newburyport
In Newburyport Massachusetts Judge Jon V Spalding sentenced the 13 year old boy, the youngest ever tied for murder in the state, to 14 to 20 years in prison for the hammer beating death of Lydia Cook, a 53 year old spinster, following testimony that the youth concealed the crime until the weapon was used.
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Newburyport
Mass
Ewand
Dow
Mupiier
Massachusetts
Shaye
Jon VY. Spalding
Lydie
Cook
Ake
Tait
Congress Hurries Toward Vacation
Washington lawmakers push to finish a 71 million dollar war department bill and debate a 149.9 million deficit measure affecting salaries of Virgin Islands official Robert Morse Lovett and others. The effort aims to adjourn for the holiday, with key quarrels over overtime pay and labor funding unresolved as senators and representatives seek vacation.
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War Department
Walt
Howevrer
Robert Morse Lovett
Virgin Islands
Willis EB. Dodd
Gandwin Watson
Rhouse
House
Senate
White
Mekel
Mekel+ lar
Nongte App Propriations Committee
Poverimnent
Claré
Parliamenkiry
Bark Kentucky
Sat
U S Breaks All Records In Spending
The United States broke spending records in the fiscal year, with outlays around 585,000,140,000. War costs and non war expenses surged, doubling last year’s outlays and exceeding the budget, while revenues fell short by nearly 1 billion. Presidents and finance officials noted delays in cash receipts and quarterly payments as contributing factors.
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Unite Id
Yeo
Revoustruglion Finance Corporation
Commoarity Credlin Corporation
Treasury
Leool Contes
Tor
United States
England
Germany
Roosevelt
Feir Boa
Unclear OCR: Bond sale funds public works
Fragmentary text reports a treasury borrowing figure and bond sale to support public works. Figures appear garbled, listing amounts around 76400 to over 14 billion with multiple transcription errors. No clear entities or date context available.
Solon Attacks War Plant Wages After Tour
Representative Engle reports to the House after visiting 47 war plants. He accuses administration wage policies of encouraging waste, citing examples such as girls earning 55.60 weekly for sewing worn by servicemen and machine gun assemblers paid up to 4700 yearly. He urges measuring war progress by output rather than spending. Engle notes some factory workers earn more than soldiers and sailors, and comments on tax implications for borrowed funds.
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Wagr Ineraun Gure
Engle
R.mich
Casey Wan
House Appropriations
Seeniciay
Engie
Jealousy Tale Ends in Arkansas Divorce Fight
Cameron testifies in Little Rock on jealousy driven by actress June Knight and her alleged affair with Betty Grable. He recounts detectives, crumbling romance, and money demands as grounds for divorce filed under Arkansas law.
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June Knight
Cameron
Waslle Rook
Arkansa Si
Arthur A. Cameron
Sation
Betty Grote
Texas
Indiana
Arkansas
James V. Allred
Calléren
Miss Knight
Beverly Hills
Calif
Evansville
Ind
Suae
Invita
Houston
Camero
Little Rock High
County considers leasing Bexar farm to private operators
Uhr states commissioners weigh leasing 320 acre Bexar county farm near South Uhle amid illness of Commissioner Salderson. Anderson backs private leasing arguing county can’t operate the property effectively. He notes public home for the aged nearby and suggests a private farmer would manage better than county operation.
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Uhr
Bexar
Saldervon
Pneumonis
Anderson
Johnson
Lieutenant Blouns Receives Air Medal in New Guinea
Lieutenant Blouns receives the Air Medal for service in New Guinea. The award, presented by Mr. and Mrs. Lamontsbrend, recognizes his duties as a pilot. Details of the ceremony and exact dates are unclear, but the recognition highlights active combat aerial service in the theater.
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Linut Stephan W. Blau
Ban Antomio
Unc Oak Lent Ciuste
Mischief Charge Leads to Fifty Dollar Fine
A mischief charge resulted in a fifty dollar fine for Jar Geneker at City Court. The incident occurred at 1220 Pelendy as Sanchez showed a broken plate window. The judge, Jacge G. thew, presided from the Coyty Court at 700 North Brazos Street on Tuesday.
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Jacge G. Thew
Coyty Court
Sanchez
J. Bradjalli
North
Brazos Street
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