Henry McLemore Apologizes For War Coverage Mockery
A New York column by Henry McLemore laments errors in prewar coverage and mocks sensationalism about figures like James Roosevelt and Douglas Fairbanks Jr. The piece apologizes to James Hogsevelt and Douglas Fairbanks Jr, recalling past critiques and pledging more careful reporting.
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Economic Goods and Prices at Local Market
Fragmentary list shows various goods and prices including Thromo-Seltzer Lysol disinfectant Citrocarbonate and malted products. Figures are inconsistent and obstructed by OCR errors but indicate a broad retail assortment with unit prices around one dollar plus for several items.
Second Front Debate Fed by Soviet Urges and Allied Plans
Washington debates a second front as Litvinoff and Marshall press for relief of Soviet forces. Officials weigh bombing shifts versus land invasion while Britain and the United States consider timing and strategy amid Allied unity concerns. The issue risks postwar recriminations if delays persist.
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Churchill Stalls Second Front Details After Moscow Talks
Postconference communique from Moscow in mid August omits explicit second front stance. Churchill and Stalin discuss Europe’s war, with Russia urging a timely opening. critics warn of a Maginot-like delay by Anglo American leaders. Indiana workers report armored vehicle production in converted railroad shops.
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OPA targets meat packers overcharging in price regime
The Office of Price Administration will move to compel over 100 meat packers and distributors in 18 cities to comply with price regulations. Charges include up grading beef and veal selling lower quality meat at established or higher prices, plus over charging and invoicing violations. Carcasses and wholesale cuts remain under price control.
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Market controls crack down on nut packers
Nationwide complaints accuse packers of displacing price ceilings by selling inferior nuts. Officials say OPA standards align with federal rules as inspectors monitor enforcement. The action focuses on wholesalers and compliance at major transit points across the country.
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