Panama Canal Come Under War Secretary Since 1914
Infant Bruce Hurd, 11 months, was scalded by washing machine water and hospitalized in Washington County. He is son of Clarence Hurd of Hagerstown Route 1 and was listed in fair condition last night. The note also mentions a statistic that about one quarter of U.S. food is wasted yearly.
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Panama Canal
Secretary of War
Bruce Hurd
Washington County Hospital
Clarence Hurd
Hagerstown
U.S
Farm Bureau Raps Subsidies Debate in Chicago
Delegates at the American Farm Bureau Federation annual meeting condemn federal subsidy programs amid calls for unified agricultural administration and improved extension services. Some urge subsidies with labor discipline during war, dairy producers seek feed relief, and New York farmers warn of milk and egg shortages.
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Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
Allan Kline
The
Iowa Farm Bureau
George Ogilvee
Nevada Farm Bureau
Clayton White
New York
Penetro Promoted For Cold Symptom Relief
An old style remedy uses medicated mutton suet wrapped in flannel to ease colds. The product Penetro is presented as modern, containing a base of suet with vapors to soothe the nose and warm aching muscles.
Senate Passes Deficiency Bill With Oversight Amendments
The Senate approved an 08,000,000 deficiency appropriation bill after adding an amendment barring War and Navy Department use of surplus funds without Congress authorization. It also ends the Budget Bureau surplus reserve practice. The measure, about 140,000,000 more than the House, funds the Farm Security Administration at 44,000,000 and preserves a 5,000,000 Office of War Information overseas grant.
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Washington
Senate
War and Navy Departments
Congress
War Department
McKellar
D-Tenn
Treasury
Budget Bureau
House
Farm Security Administration
Office of War Information
Tojo Declares 1944 Will Be Japan's Year to Win
New York dispatch reports Premier Hideki Tojo, in a Pearl Harbor anniversary broadcast from Tokyo, pledging that 1944 will be Japan’s year to win though war will not be easy. He notes hardships under U.S. and British pressure and calls for renewed effort by Japan’s one billion people to extend fighting power and complete the war’s structure. He also dismisses the Cairo agreement among Roosevelt Churchill and Chiang Kai-shek as mere dream talk and cites Emperor Hirohito as authority for U.S. pact claims.
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New York
Hideki Tojo
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Tojo
Tokyo
U. S
United States
Great Britain
Cairo
Roosevelt
Churchill
Chiang Kai-Shek
Hirohito
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Everly
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Margaret Hope Maberly Gordone
Sea Cliff
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Cottain
Amar
Rd Roi
Milady
Wrisley Hobnail Cologne
Bobby Pins
Ann Gorrel
Vardétey
Prince Albert
Halt & Halt
Willoughly Taylor
Xmas
Bambridge Tobacco Bar
Autodex
Yardley
Wien’s
Rey
Ray ‘Abs
Penelope Xmas
Richard Hudnut
Cette
Puke
Dundee Pipes
Washington Street
King George VI
Psa
Aes
Roney's
North
Potomac Street
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