Bill Proposes New Rubber Ration Setup
The proposal envisions a rubber supplies agency to coordinate natural and synthetic rubber, with authority to locate plants and oversee production. Senators Gillette Norris and others argue it would reduce confusion and ensure grain alcohol use for butadiene. A separate Senate panel weighs limiting crude rubber allocation for tires amid war needs.
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Washington
Donald M. Nelson
Rubber Supplies Agency
Nelson
Gillette
D-la
Senate Agriculture Subcommittee
Norris
Ind.-Neb
Senate
Robert P. Patterson
Senate Small Business Committee
Owas
Ellender
Civil Defense Conference Series Clarifies War Functions
Albany reports regional meetings to define State and local civilian protection duties for the war effort. Attendees include Lieut. Gov. Poletti and Maj. Gen. Haskell. July sessions cover counties from Albany to New York City in a coordinated defense program.
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Albany
INS
Charles Poletti
Winthrop Pennock
William N. Haskell
War Council
Columbia
Dutchess
Greene
Montgomery
Rensselaer
Schenectady
Schoharie
Ulster
Glens Falls
Clinton
Essex
Fulton
Hamilton
Saratoga
Warren
Washington
Binghamton
Broome
Chemung
Chenango
Delaware
Cortland
Otsego
Schuyler
Steuben
Sullivan
Cayuga
Oneida
Onendaga
Oswego
Madison
Seneca
Watertown
Franklin, Jefferson
Lewis
St. Lawrence
New York City
Nassau
Orange
Putnam
Rockland
Suffolk
Westchester
Haynes to Lead New U. S. Bomber Command in China
Colonel Caleb V. Haynes named chief of the American Bomber Command in China. Details of location and timing remain secret. Haynes, 46, known for Burma evacuations, Shwebo mission with General Stilwell, and two Distinguished Flying Cross awards, joins Chennault's era while Tigers transition.
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William McGaffin Chungking
I Caleb V. Haynes
China
American Bomber Command
United ‘States
Claire L Chennault
Flying Tigers
Army Air Force
Haynes
Burma
India
Assam- Burma-China
Lashio
Shwebo
Upper Burma
Joseph Stilwell
Stilwell
United States
South America
War Outlay Near Billion A Week Mark
Budget Director Harold D. Smith said arms factories are racing, pushing U S war expenditures to about 1 billion dollars weekly. He projects 25 billion for the current year and 70 billion for the next, with weekly Treasury war outlays rising from 409 million before Pearl Harbor to 944 million last week.
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Washington
Harold D. Smith
America
Axis
Smith
Treasury
Pearl Harbor
Buttt
Sir Kingsley Wood
Nazi Plan For Dutch Population Transfer Revealed
Tass Moscow reports a German scheme to move about 3 000 000 Dutch people into Nazi occupied districts in Eastern Europe as part of a broad settlement program. German colonists would settle Holland Alsace Lorraine Luxembourg and the Baltic states while residents are shifted to areas deemed less suitable for German colonization.
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Tass
Moscow
Europe
Geneva
Holland
Alsace-Lorraine
Luxembourg
Baltic
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Syracuse
CCBI
S. Warren St
Les Stu Star Tenis
Col
Caleb V. Haynes
Wells & Coverly
Palm Beach Til
Palm Beach
Wade
Beachnn
Goodall Worstes CO
Beau Brummell
SFOLD
Phoenix
Dad
WELLS
Coverly
Devonshire
Foulards
Clipper
Pan
Dail
Whisperwate
England
Adler-Rochester
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