Oil Executive Attacks Arabian Pipeline Proposal
James A. Moffett former Standard Oil of New Jersey executive vice president condemned the government plan for the Arabian Pipeline as an unjustified wartime bureaucracy. He urged Ickes resignation, faulted the project as a costly commercial venture with no war value, and suggested a senate inquiry into financing by taxpayers.
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New York
James A. Moffett
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Petroleum Adminis
Ttor Ickes
Moffett
Roosevelt
FHA
Ickes
Senate
United States
Hag
Army air and Navy cadets listed for promotions and training
The item catalogs numerous service members from various addresses receiving ranks promotions and training assignments. Names include Harold Hoffmann Henry J Bchomer Charles E B Hayes Jr and many others with postings at Dodge City Fort Bliss Yuma Merced Chanute Field Wallace Ridge and Keesler Field.
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Lee C
Penk
Geverstreet
England
Henry J
Bchomer
Route 5
Northern Ireland
Harold HI
Hoffmann
Mes
Herold
San Antonio
Dodge City
Martin
Ray C. Martin
McKinley Avenue
Chanute Field
Basle
Jesse Chaffe
J. M. Chaffe
Merced
Calif
Gunnet
Yuma
Aziz
Army Air Field
Ernest B. Gonwales
Santa Clara Street
Ane Pic
Simon Ramos Jr
Hays Street
Lawrence T. Dalley
P. J. Datley
Magnolia Avenue
Waco Army Air
Pio. Jose
Alonzo
Sweet Street
North Camp Hood
Urratia
Arbor Place
New Orleans
Wesley G. Gatlin
W. A. Gatlin
Rismmnre Place
Frederick
Oklo
Naval Aviation
Dallas
Blaine Street
Keesler Field
Miss
Los Angeles Power Plants Back Under City Control
Los Angeles reports the army withdraws from control of the city department of water and power with Col Rufus W Putnam departing the military role. A wage dispute sparked a nine day strike by AEP employees, a heavy rainstorm, and power outages affecting about 185 small war plants and over 190000 homes. The army had intervened a week earlier by order of President Roosevelt.
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Los Angeles
Roosevelt
Mothers in Industry Urged to End Child Neglect
Mrs William Berry of Greensboro North Carolina known as the American Mother of 1842 urged law and force to stop employers from hiring mothers she says neglect of children and homes results from mothers working in industry she spoke at a family life conference at Catholic University calling mothers custodians of family life during wartime.
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Washington
William Berry
Greensboro
N. C
Berry
Catholic Univerislty
Alma
John Paul Jones: a modest hero of early U S seas
Special to The Igbt outlines the life of John Paul Jones born Joan Paw in Scotland. It traces his voyage to America, mutiny incident, command of the Alfred Ranger and Bon Homme Richard, his duel with Serapis, and later career as admiral for Russia, dying in 1792. His remains found a final resting place at the U S Naval Academy in Annapolis.
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New York
John Paw Jones
America
John Paul Jones
Joan Paw
Jones
Kirkbean
Kirkcudbrightshire
Scotland
Jean MacDuff
John
Paul Jones
New World
Frederickabi
God
Tobago
Alfred
Ranger
Foreya
Trish Sen
British Isles
U. S. Rangers
Arn
Yorkshire
Richard
Pierson
United States
Johny Paul Jones
Europe
Paris
Navy
U. 5 Naval Academy
Amuap‘olis
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