06 Sep 1944
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1944
Page
1
Government figures show 11 008 heavy bombers produced in the first eight months of 1944 with sales supported by Wickard. The report notes strong farm surplus programs and rising wartime production and distribution.
A government briefing outlines railroads as the transport backbone and stresses postwar farm support. It calls for expanded farm product research, government grants for materials, and expansion of crop insurance to raise incomes for affected workers.
New York city and nearby Nassau, Suffolk and Westchester counties joined a 42d air raid drill and blackout last night. The yellow alert sounded at 9 PM and the all clear followed at 9 59 PM. The drill was ordered by Edward C. O. Thomas, state director of civilian protection.
Joseph P. Kennedy former U S ambassador to Great Britain revealed that Tyler Hent a London embassy code clerk provided Germany with information on England's military status for about a year after the war began Kennedy said Hent communicated with Germany via unknown means and after his arrest a call from the Italian embassy occurred Italy had not entered the war at that time Hent was convicted in October 1950 of violating the British Official Secrets Act and sentenced to seven years in prison
Maj. Edgar B. Tolman, one of Chicago's oldest lawyers, marked his ninety-second birthday and attributed longevity to being born of strong parents. Tolman, noted for revising federal civil procedure rules, stays active as a daily office visitor and editor for the American Bar Association journal.
William P. Nuckols named public relations officer of the Ninth U S Army Air Force replacing Col. Romero Parham who awaits reassignment. The change follows a withdrawal of four Allied correspondents from France under rotation policy and notes vacancies in the Ninth Air Force. Nuckols previously served at Randolph Field and led PR for the Allied Expeditionary Force.
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