Oil From Iran and War Casualties Considered In Tunisian Campaign
An analysis notes oil from Iran’s Badan fields could aid the Allied European front, with 112 million barrels produced annually and a sea route to Algiers 5 660 miles from Abadan. It compares Tunisian campaign casualties to WWI deaths, cites US losses and the improvement in medical care and rapid evacuation that reduces fatalities.
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North
Attica
Badan
Iran
Abidan
Algiers
North Africa
America
Paper substitutes aid war effort and postwar plans
The article notes paper as a material and moral factor in recovery, with war demands accelerating new processing methods. Paper tubes guard shells, cartons replace metal, and wooden crates yield to treated paper. Waste paper provides half of pulp, easing shortages. newsprint cuts not yet enforced.
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America
New Chemical Air Sterilizer Considered Against Germs
War era report describes triethylene glycol spray that allegedly destroys airborne bacteria in large rooms and auditoriums. Developed at Chicago University, the cheap solution could sterilize air in buildings, aiding protection from influenza and pneumonia despite slow production.
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War Department
Chicago University
Fair Enough v2 Explores Union Corruption Indictments
The column critiques indictments in New York against Joe Fay and James Bove of the Hod Carriers Union for extorting 703000 from contractors on the Delaware Aqueduct and other public works. It links Fay to Chicago gangster Maloney, details past union battles, and condemns government inaction while noting Green’s AFL leadership. Nebraska notes 62 collegiate, 59 professional, 18 honor fraternities and Nebraska’s state flower goldenrod.
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OS Angeles
Joel Fay
International Union of Operating Engineers
New Jersey
Hague
New York
Jas
Bove
Hod Carriers
Tnion
Roosevelt
Fay
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Delaware Aqueduct
Canada
Gulf
United States
Department of Justice
Harry Daugherty
Harding
Chicago
William E. Maloney
Illinois
Miami Beach
Newark
Long Island
Sarasota
Fla
Arthur Huddell
Washington
John Possehl
Maloney
Possehl
Postehl
Dennis Bruce Ziegler
Ziegler
Green
Labor Movement
Carrozzo
New Deal Supreme Court
Felix Frankfurter
Carpenters
American, Federation of Labor
Bill Maloney
Bill
Nebraska
Interior decorating and aging with attitude
A Babson syndicated column uses an Adams anecdote to argue old age hinges on outlook rather than exterior upkeep. It compares a dilapidated house to a well kept inner life, suggesting interior decorating matters more than weathering years.
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John Quincy Adams
Man Trades Savings for Liberty Bond in Wartime Sacrifice
A man forgoes saving a thousand dollars meant for burial and family grave markers to buy a liberty bond against tyranny. He weighs future hunger and illness versus the need to fund defense against the Japanese threat, choosing to support liberty now. A Siamese fighting fish is noted as a separate quirky image.
Casualties Among U.S. High Ranks Rise in War
AP Features notes heavy casualty rates among generals and admirals in World War II. It cites 38 killed or missing so far, including Lieut. Gen. Frank M. Andrews, and lists officers lost in aviation accidents, Pearl Harbor, Solomons, Midway, and other theaters.
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Edward Sigerfoos
U.S
Frank M. Andrews
Iceland
C. H. Barth
Army Air Forces
Herbert A. Dargue
Harold H. George
Clarence L. Tinker
Midway
Asa N. Duncan
European
Kenneth A. Walker
Howard K. Ramey
Southwest
Pacific
Alfred 5. Lyon
Navy
Isaac C. Kidd
Pearl Harbor
Normal Scott
Daniel J. Callaghan
The
Solomons
Robert H. English
John W. Wilcox
Justice Department Aims at National Lead Trust Case
The Justice Department launches a major antitrust probe into National Lead, linking Japanese and German interests. Documents show a wartime plan to hold Nazi patents, tie to J G Farben, and evade the Alien Property Custodian. Fletcher Rockwell heads National Lead and Patino Mines.
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ARIEL
P4ktee Rede
National Lead Company
Standard of New Jersey
Aluminum Corporation
Justice Department
National Lead
J. G. Farben Industries
Germany
United States
Singapore
Bolivia
England
International Tin Cartel
Fletcher Rockwell
Patino Mines and Enterprises
Patine
War Department
Patterson
White House
Len
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Audit Bureau of Circulation
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Great Britain
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Kidd
Callaghan
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Washington Men
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Truman Committee
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