Jones Named New Wartime Food Administrator
Washington report that Judge Marvin Jones became the third wartime food administrator, replacing Chester C. Davis. Jones, a Texan with farm policy background, is expected to prioritize stabilizing prices, amid ongoing subsidy and roll back disputes tied to farm policies and the Roosevelt administration.
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Change in Food Chief Sparks Farm Reactions
In Food Job Shift Nation, decisions by Jones lured objections from Withard and Davis. Albert S. Goss of the National Grange says Davis faced a food crisis and lost authority after challenging price controls and subsidies. James G. Patton of the National Farmers Union praises the new administrator for anti inflation stance and support of the Farm Security Administration.
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Chrysler workers back Detroit production at Highland Park plant
Production at Chrysler Corporation Highland Park plants resumed normal levels as the full-day shift of 2200 workers returned today after an unauthorized one-day strike.
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Long Russian Front Shows Little Action
Soviet reports from the central and eastern fronts describe limited combat activity with guerrilla actions and air engagements. Soviet forces claim killings of German troops, rail sabotage by partisans, and several downed or damaged enemy aircraft along with minor raids and minefield incidents.
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Violent Aerial Battles Rage Near Leningrad
Front dispatches report heavy Luftwaffe losses over approaches to Leningrad in the past 25 days prompting a change in Nazi tactics. Farther north on the Rybachi Peninsula weather and darkness complicate actions as residents watch battles near Murmansk aboard field glasses amid frequent storms.
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OPA Rejects Meat Packers Plan To Release Supply
The Office of Price Administration rejects the independent meat packers proposal to ship 1,000,000 pounds of meat to retailers with proceeds returned to packers and slaughters. Officials say the plan would violate OPA regulations by permitting higher prices and excess profits. Nathan Sweedler counsel for the packers said they would confer with City Markets Commission on an alternative plan. Walter Gelhorn, regional attorney, said Washington rejected the plan as it would allow prices above the legal limit and burden consumers.
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Donna King Weds Navy Lieutenant in California
Donna King of the King Sisters radio quartet married Lt. (jg) James Brewster Conkling U S Navy Reserve in Encino California. Her sisters Louise Alyce De Azenedo LaVera Thomas and Marilyn Driggs served as maids of honor in the private ceremony.
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Newton to Lead Government Coal Operations Today
Carl Elbridge Newton 45, president of Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad, arrives from Cleveland to assume duties as Federal director of mine operations. appointed by Interior Secretary Harold Ickes to run coal production during the labor dispute, as government contemplates long term control and a contracted settlement with miners.
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Japs Won’t Try New Pearl Harbor, Honolulu Mayor Says
Buffalo June 29. Mayor Lester Petrie of Honolulu told reporters during a continental tour that Japan will not attack Hawaii again. He said the armed forces protect the island well and the Japs would likely bypass it if they moved farther west. He credited the FBI for keeping Hawaii under control.
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Akyab Air Base and Irrawaddy Boats Hit by Britons
British Wellington bombers attacked Akyab naval and air base in daylight, bombing observed throughout the target area. The raid damaged 50 sampans, some Sandoway boats, and a river steamer in the Irrawaddy and Kaladan Rivers, and struck enemy dwellings near Myohaung and oil installations at Chaunk. No planes were lost.
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Fourth Term Aid Hinted By Rabbi Wise
Saratoga Springs June 29 The Independent Order of Brith Abraham neared the close of its 56th National convention with a resolution praising Roosevelt as the greatest gift to civilization. Dr Stephen Wise president of the American Jewish Congress urged hope for fourth terms for two New Yorkers. He did not name offices but delegates believed he referred to Herman Hoffman and Roosevelt. He also urged that a New Yorker receive a fourth term. The convention moved to elect officers and adopted pledges for Palestine Jewish education combating Fifth Column activity and human rights defense.
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