Senators Join In Cay For Ships
Washington March 20 A cry for ships and more ships came from Congress as evidence showed the accelerated war production program strained transport. Sen George Georgia urged action to streamline domestic and rail freight and warned against delays in delivering vital military supplies. Chairman Truman said the defense committee would push swift action and maritime officials would report on ship construction progress. Land warned of loitering in shipyards and steel shortages persisted. Senator Gurney noted allied offensives depend on keeping cargo vessels flowing to Australia and the southwest Pacific.
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Philippine Army Pay Increase Suggested by War Dept
On Gen Douglas MacArthur’s recommendation Secretary Stimson urged Congress to raise pay for officers and enlisted men in the Philippine scouts and the Philippine commonwealth army to the level of United States Army pay. The proposal comes amid wartime staffing needs and aims to bolster morale and recruitment in colonial forces.
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Philippine pay scales differ for scouts and commonwealth army
The text notes that changing pay would exceed 60 million dollars yearly. Philippine scout officers earn US army officer salaries while enlisted scouts are paid less than US army enlisted personnel. The Commonwealth army set salaries for its personnel lower than both officers and enlisted scouts.
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