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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1943

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Wickard Stops 3.50 Milk Price Drop in New York Area

UPL reports Secretary Wickard issued an emergency order to hold the 3.50 per hundredweight price for class 1 milk in the New York midkshed through April. The move aims to prevent a 25 cent seasonal cut and protect dairymen from lost revenue, with Blanford noting the change maintains April pricing to sustain production amid emergency food needs.

New York UPL Claude RR. Wickard Charles J. Blanford Blanford Daire Branford Wickard Ston O Pennsylvania New Jersey Vermont Connecticut Massachusetts Prentiss Brown Office of Price Administration Dairymen’s League Cooperative Association Fred H. Sexauer League

14 Vichy Men In Spain Quit Laval Party

Madrid dispatches say 14 French diplomatic and consular staff in Spain resigned, shocking Laval's government. Albert Lamarre and Renaud Sivan led the wave, many pledging support to Gen. Henri Giraud in North Africa as tensions rise in Vichy.

Syracuse Herald-Journal Vichy Laval de la Rocque Madrid Vietrichis Pi Spain Pierre Laval Albert Lamarre Renaud Sivan Bovermas Francois Pietri Henri Giraud North Africa France Col Francois de Fla Rocque French Social Party Croix de Feu

Modern Henry Donates 2504 Pennies to Red Cross

In Kansas City a local resident named Patrick Henry donated 2,504 pennies to a Red Cross campaign. The act mirrors the famous liberty quote and honors the spirit of giving.

Kansas City Patrick Henry Mr. Henry Red Cross

Circus Trains Again Prompted by Government Permission

Washington reports the government authorizes circus trains to roll this year with limits. Railroads may transport circus assets in company owned cars, but circus travel must occur only after all other freight and passenger movements. The Defense Transportation office sets the policy as part of wartime restrictions.

Washington Office of Defense Transportation

Methodist Bishop to Tour World Battlefronts for Chaplains

Bishop Adna Wright Leonard of the Methodist Church will tour world battlefronts to support Protestant chaplains and service members. Accompanied by Col Miller, Leonard will visit Iceland Ireland Scotland England North Africa possibly India and China with stops in Liberia and South America as authorized by the War Department and President Roosevelt. He represents the Federal Council of Churches and the Service Men's Christian League, reaching about 30 million church adherents.

Washington Roosevelt War Department Adna Wright Leonard Methodist Church Leonard Iceland Ireland Scotland England North Africa India China Liberia South America Methodist General Commission On Army and Navy White House Council of Bishops of the Church Casablanca Francis J. Spellman New York Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America National Council of the Service Men’s Christian League Italy Germany Colone Miller East Moriches S. I Miller Chief of Army ‘Chaplains Office

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