Army Brothers Meet on Ship to Australia
Sgt Robert C Selbert of Selfridge Field Michigan meets his younger brother Richard who has enlisted in St Louis and was sent to Sheppard Field Texas while aboard a transport to Australia. The brothers, recently separated, encounter each other at sea aboard the vessel bound for Australia.
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Nevada to Stock 2.5 Million Trout in Reno Lakes and Streams
The fish and game commission announced nearly 2,500,000 trout will be planted in Nevada lakes and streams this year. The plan aims to bolster fishing opportunities across the state, with releases coordinated by regional offices.
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Heavier Blows Expected For Nazis Halifax Claims
British claims point to harsher raids on continental Germany as weather improves. Lord Halifax cites increased bomber strength, heavier bombs, and more overseas production. He notes civilian casualties in Britain, rising tank output, and British naval success against Axis forces.
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Adlerika Promise for Constipation Relief Advised
An over fifty audience is urged to manage constipation and gas with Adlerika. The ad claims the formula draws extra moisture to the bowels, softening waste and promoting comfortable bowel action, leaving users refreshed. Sold at Finney's Cut Rate Drug Store.
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Texas Optometrist To Head Parley Here
Fort Worth optometrist Dr. S. K. Lesser will lead a two day seminar for Ohio optometrists at the Onesto hotel starting Sunday at 2 30 pm with additional sessions Sunday evening and Monday afternoon and evening. A dinner in his honor is planned Sunday at 6 pm. The program focuses on diagnosing and correcting near point visual difficulties, especially for war production workers and military recruits. Dr. W. H. Rukenbrod of Canton oversees arrangements.
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Canton labor federation forms defense committee against anti-labor bills
Canton Federation of Labor met in Central Labor Hall to counter a wave of anti-labor bills. A five member committee was appointed to work with the Stark County Industrial Union Council, with James O. Patterson as chair. Other members include William Elliott, Charles Bourquin, Joseph DuBar, and Ed Witmer. Patterson named consultant for local defense training. a large painting depicting labor as the foundation of industry was presented by DuBar.
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Bill to register women for war introduced in House
United Press reports a bill by Rep. J. C. Baldwin to compel registration of all women 18 to 65 for civilian or military service. It amends the Selective Service Act to cover citizenship and age, with no draft lottery, and moves to House Military Affairs for fate.
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New York
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Senate endorses bill for women's army auxiliary corps
Clear sailing was indicated in the senate today for house approved legislation authorizing the creation of a women's army auxiliary corps of 150,000 volunteer members. Democratic leaders predicted swift passage and strong support.
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Leo Jacobs Quits NYA for Goodyear Training Role
Leo B. Jacobs resigned as state administrator of the national youth administration to join Goodyear Aircraft Corp of Akron on April 1. A native of Antwerp Ohio, he joined NYA in July 1939 and became state administrator in December 1940 to assist in training aircraft technicians.
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Antwerp
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February Defense Stamp Sales Brisk Report
The Associated Press reports defense stamp sales reached 38,580,303 dollars in February, the second largest monthly total despite the short month. January sales were 41,005,736 dollars.
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Washington
Defense
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