Numismatic Group Dines, Visits Historical Rooms
The Syracuse Numismatic Association will meet for dinner at the Yates Hotel tomorrow at 6 30 P M. after which members will tour rooms of the Onondaga Historical Association. In observance of National Coin Week April 16 21 the group sponsors a coin and stamp display at Lincoln National Bank and Trust Company
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Syracuse Numismatic Association
Yates Hotel
Onondaga Historical Association
Lincoln National Bank and Trust Company
OPA Keeps Close Watch On Milk Price Rise
Regional OPA head Woolley says he will monitor the State ordered price hike for fluid milk in the Hudson Mohawk area and may take action after the May 1 effective date. He notes the impact on retail prices and discusses coordination with district directors and milk experts. State Agricultural Commissioner Du Mond says he will enforce the state price increase, citing conflict with OPA policy and readiness to enforce mandates.
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C. Chester du Mond
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Congress Eyes Postwar Oil Policy and Saudi Pipeline
Washington April 20 Congressional investigators urged the Administration to seek cooperation from American oil interests to ensure a postwar gasoline and fuel oil supply. Sen. Maloney warned of oil's broad security impact and said Congress will draft its own policy with full advance consultation, while weighing military uses and possible effects on foreign relations.
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Rickenbacker Won’t Send Scotch Prize for Record
Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker says he will not present a case of Scotch whisky to the pilot who tops his 26 victories, citing Gen. Douglas MacArthur’s wishes. Maj. Dick Bong recently reached 27 aerial victories in the Pacific, but MacArthur opposed the reward. Rickenbacker notes many offered the liquor and predicts his record will be broken many times before the war ends. He praises American pilots for training and courage as enemy air forces decline.
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Pacific
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Atlanta Constitution
War Labor Board Edict Could Halt Coal Production
Washington April 20 UP Interruption of coal output in the soft coal fields hinged on a rapid War Labor Board decision on United Mine Workers retroactive pay demands of 10 per miner. Harold Ickes said he lacks authority to order payments without a formal contract, while UMW President John L. Lewis accuses a conspiracy to defraud miners of 18 million dollars. A disputed 40 payment may be advanced if a supplementary accord with operators is reached.
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Army Air Forces to Return 36,000 Men to Ground Duties
Maj. Gen. Barney M MacNeil says 36000 men in the Army Air Forces will shift back to ground and service roles from air crew training due to pending operations and a shortage of experienced leaders in ground forces. He explained the men were former ground and service personnel who had become air crew trainees but not yet assigned to pre flight schools.
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