Pedestrian Struck by Auto Injures Man in Market Street
Victor Besaw 56 of 607 14th st SE suffered a scalp laceration and possible skull fracture after being struck by a southbound car driven by Earl H. Lunsford on Market Street at 3 10 p m. He was taken to Mercy hospital where his condition was listed as fair. Deputies report other injuries and a separate intoxication charge related incidents as well as draft mobilization plans discussed in Washington.
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Victor Besaw
14Th St SE
H. R. Griffin
R. G Sines
Mercy Hospital
Besaw
Market St
Earl H. Lunsford
Daladier cites Petain on aviation role in France defeat
Riom trial coverage shows Edouard Daladier and Guy la Chambre blaming army chiefs for France's lack of aircraft. Daladier quotes Petain from a 1939 preface arguing indirect aerial action may be most efficient, while criticizing leadership for neglecting aviation. Separately, Gen Brown outlines a Mississippi River route plan to ship oil to production centers and distribute by rail.
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Associated Press
Riom
France
Edouard Daladier
Marshal Petain
Daladier
Guy la Chambre
Gen. Brown
Mississippi
East
Baton Rouge
Midwest
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Order numbers listed for board registrations
The board will publish an official order number from the national master list and arrange board names alphabetically after the numbers to ease locating registrants. Dates for when order numbers appear at boards will be announced later.
Court Upholds Sale Plan in Trust Asset Case
The ninth district court, sitting in Akron, ruled the emergency wartime conditions justify approving a sale of assets and stock for the benefit of thousands of certificate holders. The appeal by Mr. Bowman to the state supreme court seeks admission for review after the appellate court and trial judge favored the plan.
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Ninth District Court
Akron
Common Pleas Court
Bowman
State Supreme Court
Oil Is Ammunition: Gasoline Cut in 19 States and DC
The War Production Board ordered a one fifth reduction in gasoline deliveries to service stations across the District of Columbia and 19 states Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut New Jersey New York Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia Delaware West Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Florida east of the Apalachicola River Oregon and Washington. The petroleum industry warned that full consumer cooperation is needed to avoid drastic rationing by coupon books. Ickes urged drivers to conserve, share rides, and drive only when necessary.
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Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
Delaware
West Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Apalachigola River
Oregon
Washington
War Production Board
Ickes
Mississippi Urged As Oil Route To Eastern Areas
Maj. Gen. Lytle Brown retired former chief of United States Army Engineers urged in a letter that oil be sent east via the Mississippi River to avoid Atlantic submarine threats. The missive was addressed to Donald M Nelson chairman of the war production committee.
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The
Associated Press
Nashville Tenn
Mississippi River
Atlantic
Lytle Brown
United States Army Engineers
Donald M. Nelson
Columbiana Man Follows Brother As War Victim
In Lisbon Ohio area Columbiana village, Edward S. Kamery, 24, has disappeared at sea aboard the U S S Fomalhaught after the ship sailed from Texas on March 7 bound for Charleston South Carolina. His death follows the earlier loss of his brother Clayton Kamery, 27, who died in an air corps crash at La Mesa California last May. Edward enlisted in August leaving a job at the National Rubber Machine shop.
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Lisbon
Lawrence K. Kamery
Columbiana Village
John D. Alvis
U. S. S. Fomalhaught
Edward S. Kamery
Texas
Charleston
S. C
Clayton
Air Corps
la Mesa
Calif
Kamery
Navy
National Rubber Machine Shop
Allen Urges Civic Duty At Duff-Norton Talk
Robert G. Allen of Pittsburgh Duff Norton Mfg Co and former Pennsylvania congressman spoke on Today's Challenge. He warned complacency threatens freedom and urged self government and national effort to sustain production. He opposed the closed shop and called for reform in labor practices to maintain war production.
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Allen
America
A. A. Hauck
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Pacific War Drives Daylight Raid Against Rabaul
Allied daylight raid on Rabaul and surrounding Bismarck area targets cruisers and heavy ships, with direct hits and near misses reported. A second force hit Koepang Timor as Gen MacArthur assumes command and Australia plans a sweeping army reorganization to meet the believed early Japanese challenge.
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Bismarck Islands
Curtin
Koepang
Dutch Timor
MacArthur
Southwest Pacific
United States
McArthur
Australia
Philippines
Malaya
Singapore
Netherlands East Indies
Nazis to Cut Food Rations in Germany Beginning April 4
London dispatch reports Berlin radio announced Germany will reduce food rations starting April 4. Reuters noted the statement was broadcast today.
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London
Reuters
Berlin
Germany
Allied council eyed for wartime liaison under Mac Arthur
Report outlines plans for an Allied council to maintain liaison among defense arms. It would likely be composed of chiefs of staff from the United States Australia and other Allied forces to coordinate military efforts under General MacArthur.
German radio hints at Allied landing plans in Europe
From a secret continental base the German Freedom radio claimed German troops and laborers were strengthening Netherlands defenses and that Hitler expected a landing by British and American troops. London and Washington denied any major thrust toward Germany beyond anticipated bombing.
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German Freedom Radio
Netherlands
Hitler
London
Washington
Germany
Water Use in Coke Quenching Gets Noted in Report
A historical note states that quenching one ton of red hot coke requires 700 gallons of water, highlighting industrial cooling practices and water usage considerations in early steelworks processes.
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Cherry
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R. C. Brady
Rapp
Mulberry
Ray Leonard
O. J. Swallen
Francis LeMaster
Andrew Roman
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Hershey
Stark County
Canton Junior Chamber of Commerce
Richard O. Parker
Belden Hotel
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