Decisions Must Be Made To Get Full Production
A Washington radio commentator praises President Roosevelt for vowing full production for victory. He notes 17,000 shipyard workers idle over overtime pay disputes and urges political sacrifices to boost output, including 165 hours weekly production and unity across unions and employers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Ververs
Washington
V. Kallenborn
Radio Corientator
Kattenborn
New Jersey
Kaltenburn
C.L0
Kaltenborn
Lautt
Conserving Paper and War Propaganda Debate
The writer argues paper savings by rejecting enemy and government propaganda, noting extensive Washington publicity bureaus and proposing consolidation. They claim much propaganda could be cut without harming morale and criticize numerous information offices as duplicative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Harbor
Eitheerve
Snen
Taft
Washington
Taperiven
Office of Government Reports
Kaarell Melletts
Office of Emergency Management
Will Donovan
Nelson Rockefeller
Inter American Affairs
Army Bureau of Public Relations
Nave Tureau
Loblie Relations
Office of
Fats and Figures
Ner
Archibald Maclrith
Hames M. Landis
Perry visits Yeddo Bay in 1833 on trade mission
In March 1833 Admiral Perry of the United States landed at Yeddo Bay carrying items from the American government to open Japan to trade. Japan had isolated itself, resisting commerce with other nations. Perry delivered plows seeds ammunition firearms and whisky, while the miniature railroad fascinated Japanese nobles who enjoyed riding the line cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Perry
United States Navy
Yeddo Bay
Armerican
Japan
Sears
Perry
War agency consolidation eyed amid information push
Washington reports plan to merge key war information offices into a central body, with Archibald MacLeish favored to lead. The move would keep War and Navy press bureaus independent while requiring close cooperation with the new agency. Concerns grow over press censorship and Axis propaganda as defense authorities warn of leaks and contractor abuses at offshore bases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Reith
Office of
Brillant
Congress
Archibald MacLeish
Wild
Committee On
Latin America
War and Navy Department
War Production Board
Central Information Agency
MacLeith
White House
Bint
Mellett
Pratt
State Department
South America
U. S
Argentina
Chie
Sam
Central America
Mexico
Caribbean
Germany
Springs
W. Va
Hot Springs
Xamr
Jobe
Rons
John Q
Truman Investi Aling Committee
U.S. Naval Base
Puerta
Rime
Admira
John J1. Hower
Tenth Naval District
San Juan
Anniversaries in a Fragmented Idaho Newspaper
This column lists notable anniversaries and biographical notes, naming Isaac Mull a naval officer famed for Old Ironsides born in Peru Conn died Philadelphia February 1843, Leland Stanford a merchant railroad builder governor and senator, and David Davie a Lincoln era lawyer. It also references the Truman committee on Puerto Rico contracts and a discussion of war tax policy, plus brief mentions of Irish kerosene shortages and telegraph messenger service changes in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrzaladel Boybum
Howland
Ratty McRutate
Smallpwix
Athens
Dioneline
Isaac Mull
Wik
Ironsides
Perby
Conn
Philadelphia
Edwin Forces
John Evans
Indiana
Mingie
Colorado
Waynesville
Denver
David Davie
Mines
Lincoln
Tt. S. Supreme Court
Kerm
Cecil County
Leland Stanford
Catitey
Es Hoover
Truman
Naval
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Uncle Sam
House
Ways and Means
Robert P. Patterson
Patterson
Pattersner
Congress
War Department
History of notable events and births in brief recap
A fragment lists dates and names with political, military, and civic notes from 1832 to early 1900s. Mentions Abraham, Roosevelt powers, Civil Service Commission, naval figures, and various births. It frames ongoing public interest in history, adventuring, and sports, with caution to guard against accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomay
s—Mitoele
John Macy
Congress Jats Iiory
Blacman
Finglish
New England
Sh Vearald Abraham
Wilnais Tesistas Tures
IMS
Hetorke
Moniter
Lorraine
Roosevelt
Bible Readings Monday March 9 Reflections on Luke 12
A devotional note cites Luke 12 14 28 with Jesus casting out a devil and addresses how people react to signs. It urges thoughtful prayer for guidance and warns against division and temptation while encouraging personal reflection and repentance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Beelzebub
Our Setup For Civilian Defense
Civil defense plan outlines wardens training residents for air raids. It details courses by Red Cross and fire departments, gas protection lectures, reporting protocols, and sector maps with exits and tunnels. It also covers signs, emergency refuges, and registering key personnel including doctors nurses and drugstores. Community guidance urges self examination of prejudices and faith to avoid harmful actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secetor
Focal Defense Organization
A. Firat
American Red Cross
Office of Civilian Defense
Star Hanson Brawn
Walla
Kent
Anne
How to Get a Loan to Pay Your Income Tax
A historical notice describes borrowing options from Household Finance to cover tax due by March 16. It notes quick application, private service, and repayment plans via salary loans, car loans, or furniture loans, with no guarantors required and funds available the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heutheld Finance
Houselild
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Wepres
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Detroit
RD OP
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Peery
Drew Pearson
Robert S Alien
Lorida
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Robert Brennan
Ireland
United States
Shanghai
National City
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Bank of
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Mallore
Telegraph Messenery Services
Stephen Rockefeller
Inter-American
Nelson Mockefeller
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Danor
Ben Watervilet
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Fiilie Foy
Mvmedian
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Bind
Robert
Mids Nicbore
Mars
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Sal Bloom
New
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Bible
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