Swedes Fear of Nazi Attack Unimpressive
The Swedish government told American officials it would view complying with Allied demands to halt ball bearing shipments to Germany as potentially inviting a Nazi invasion. Sweden is surrounded by German-occupied territories, but Allied councils found Sweden’s threat assessment unimpressive while continuing economic pressure by listing over 400 firms trading with the enemy. SKF was not on the list, but officials warned KF remains under scrutiny as the war rages. Dandelion greens recipe notes follow.
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Bureaucracy Runs Amuck In Labor Policy War
A wartime analysis notes a sprawling network of federal labor agencies and committees totaling about 38 000 civilian staff plus 23 000 selective service personnel. The piece argues centralized authority was eroded, strikes delayed production, and unions influenced policy, with historical examples from naval and aircraft manufacturing. Tomorrow: Bureaucrats on the Food Front.
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Unconstitutional River Authority Tax Payments Upheld Ruling
Judge Roy Archer of the 126th District Court held that river authority token payments in lieu of taxes violate the Texas Constitution in the Lower Colorado River Authority versus Chemical Bank and Trust Company of New York. The decision declares indirect tactics cannot circumvent tax rules and orders reinvestment of 1.3 million dollars held by LCRA with accumulated interest for a year and a half.
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Bus Crash Fatal Kills 17 Year Old in Kentucky
In Covington Kentucky on May 23 a Greyhound bus crashed into a stone pillar near Fort Mitchell injuring 39 others. Sue Hodge aged 17 from Crossville Tennessee died instantly in the crash.
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Invasion Tenseness Grips Britain Amid Cut Transport
May 23 London reports dramatic travel cuts widen civilian disruption as trains cancel up to 50 per day with troops given priority. German air activity noted over Beira. Swedish and Daily Express reports fuel fear of invasion and mass execution claims. Eisenhower appeal prompts patriot readiness.
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Soldier Denied Citizenship by U S Court in San Pragu s
Federal Judge A F St Sure denied naturalization to Fong Chew Chung 36 a Chinese veteran who served eight months in the U S army. Nearly 200 similar cases are awaiting a Supreme Court decision. The judge ruled Fong was discharged in August 1943 as inapt for lacking English literacy and comprehension. His counsel argued military service waives education requirements for aliens under naturalization law.
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Roosevelt Says Allies Close to Striking Europe From All Sides
The president announced Allied forces would strike Europe from the east south and west. A German controlled Vichy radio quoted German reconnaissance reporting large concentrations of troops on Corsica, implying an attack on the Italian port.
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