Mother of 4 Defies Army Move Order
Olga Schueler, a German-born U.S. citizen with four children, defied an Eastern Defense Command order to move from her Philadelphia restaurant. Lt. Gen. H. A. Drum issued the order to leave the seaboard region as a security measure. Judge J. Cullen Ganey denied a temporary injunction but set a May 27 hearing on a declaratory judgment petition.
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Nelson Urges Unity in War Production Effort
Washington May 7 The Truman Committee urged unified action across war production agencies with WPB Chair Donald A. Nelson to wield a strong hand and smooth talk to align production officials. The inquiry found confusing authority lines among White House, Jeffers, and Ickes, while Nelson retained clear control under presidential directives.
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