Henderson Attacks Price Control Weaknesses
The Associated Press report from Washington notes Leon Henderson, price administrator, urging Senate panel to give real teeth to price control legislation. He warned current rises could add billions to war costs and pressed for stronger authority, including margins for producers, price ceilings, and licensing powers.
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Associated Press
Washington
Leon Henderson
Senate Banking Committee
House
Japan
Sen. Downey
California
Henderson
Army
Navy
Price Administration
Aged Confederates Declare War on Japan in Georgia
Georgia's Confederate veterans, led by Maj. Gen. H. T. Dowling who turns 93, vow to wage war on Japan. Dowling, state commander of about 50 remaining veterans, says the Georgia division of the United Confederate Veterans is at war with Japan.
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United Press
Atlanta
Georgia
Japan
H. T. Dowling
Japan and Germany Said to Hold Oil For Months to Years
New York December 10 authoritative oil industry sources warned that Japan and Germany despite heavy losses still possess enough petroleum and gasoline for a substantial period of all out blitzkrieg campaigns. Japan may have two years supply, with Germany also well stocked.
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Associated Press
New York
Japan
Germany
United States
Netherlands East Indies
Sakhalin
Siberia
China
Sons Follow Their Father in Tri-State College
Angola Ind December 10. Thomas Achor 45 a former machinist and inventor now a Tri-State college student with his two sons Joseph and William also in college. The family lives in a trailer while school runs a fly swatter factory in summer.
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United Press
Angola
Ind
Thomas Achor
Tri-State College
Achor
Joseph
William
Tri-State
Army Plans Furloughs For Yale Troops At Christmas Time
The army advances plans to grant Christmas leaves and furloughs to many troops while continuing to discharge men reaching 28 or with dependents. Major policy changes are expected after the holiday period. soldiers on furloughs must return by January 4. Local commanders may grant or recall leaves under War Department orders, and several furloughs have already been canceled.
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Associated Press
Washington
War Department
Theft Reported at Ford Agency Garage in East Canton
A break in at the Ford agency garage on Route 30 East Canton occurred Monday night. A typewriter an adding machine and an automobile battery were reported stolen to the sheriff's office.
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Ford Agency
Route 30
East
Canton
Sheriff’s Office
Wayne county teachers banquet held at First Evangelical and Reformed church
Kenneth C. Ray state director of education will speak at the annual Wayne county teachers banquet in Wooster Ohio. C. D. Kirchhofer of Congress will preside with musical numbers by Miss Avis Hibler and Miss Mary Morgan.
Lindbergh Address Canceled By America First Committee
The America First Committee canceled Charles A. Lindberghs scheduled Boston address under committee auspices. CBS reported the postponement aligns with delaying all major rallies due to the war, as announced by America First officials in Chicago.
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International News Service
New York
Columbia Broadcasting System
America First Committee
Charles A. Lindbergh
Boston
CBS
America First
Chicago
Committee
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