U S Employees to Be Scanned for Help in War
A Senate investigating committee led by Sen. Tydings plans the most extensive survey of government personnel to determine how many federal employees can be shifted to war work. Questionnaires will be sent to all group heads in every department to assess numbers, duties, duplication, space, and costs.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Tydings
Maryland
Navy
Post
Sen. Tydings
No Crime In Teaneck For Two Years Says Police
Teaneck New Jersey residents witness an extraordinary police report showing no major crime in two consecutive years. The federal bureau of investigation sought verification as the police department confirmed no attempted break and entry embezzlement robbery or homicide in Teaneck during the period.
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United Press
Teaneck
N. J
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
War Diary Notes Convoy Trip Thrilled America's Second A E F
The second American expeditionary force sailed for Europe aboard a 20 year old transport, escorted by navy destroyers with no attacks reported. Nurses and thousands of troops endured drills, darkness, rough seas, and a major operation on a nurse, as the voyage included calm on deck, shipboard services, and wartime vigilance across the two week crossing.
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Rick Vahner
Wide World News
British Isles
Europe
U. S
U. S. Navy
France
North Atlantic
Navy
America
Senate committee seeks profits data from Todd Shipyards
The Senate investigating committee demanded complete information on excess profits Todd Shipyards Corp. earned on government war contracts. J E Barnes, Todd's representative, was ordered to appear next Thursday with the data after testimony about large wartime profits and the call for taxation to recapture gains.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Todd Shipyards Corp
Byrd
Virginia
J. E. Barnes
Todd
Barnes
Investigating Committee
Naval Affairs Committee
Congress
Americans Lead Belfast Savings Week Marchers
Husky American troops paraded through Belfast to inaugurate war savings week as Ulster citizens rally to raise 22 million dollars to adopt an aircraft carrier. Maj. Gen. Russell P. Hartle saluted with Prime Minister John Andrews, the lord mayor, and city officials while the crowd cheered and marched to a military band.
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Associated Press
Northern Ireland
Belfast
Ulster
Russell P. Hartle
United States
John Andrews
Troops Parade Through Town Draw Cheers from Crowds
United States soldiers leading a parade drew cheers from onlookers as locals noted their imposing build. An Irish observer commented on their size, saying they were big fellows. A month in Northern Ireland boosted their appearance amid strenuous conditioning and time for sports.
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United States
Northern Ireland
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