Behind the Scenes in America Today Aids to Democracies
The President released 10 U S Coast Guard cutters to Britain under Lease-Lend and pledged aid to Jugoslavia. He reopened the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden to U S ships, classified Greenland with other Western Hemisphere possessions, and cited air-base rights. U S Maritime Commission chair Land said aid to Britain could yield 3.5 to 4 million deadweight tons yearly. further shipbuilding expansion would delay deliveries. A report notes farmer pay lags in mass distribution reforms.
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Jugoslavia
United States
Red Sea
Gulf of Aden
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Africa
New York
Suez Canal
Greenland
Canada
Martinique
State Department
U. U S. Maritime Commission
Land
Britain
U S
Rubber, defense demand spur new materials and tax talk
Industry eyes rubber conservation as supply from the Far East tightens with 97 percent of imports at risk. Duram in rubber additives boost tire life, while new fashion items and plastics emerge in consumer goods. Tax raises loom as Defense revenue plan prompts broad price and wage shifts nationwide.
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Far East
B. F. Goodrich Laboratories
Unified Church Services Schedule With Evening Sermon
A local church announces a unified morning service from 9 30 to 11 15 with a 9 30 a m message New Birth and 10 30 Sunday School led by Richard Reed. Evening programs include 7 30 pm evangelistic service Progress in the Sanctified Life and midweek study at 7 30 pm with Dr B 8 Arnold.
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Richard Reed
Price Controls and Free Enterprise in Wartime Policy
The Ohio senator argues that federal price controls are necessary for defense goods to prevent inflation and protect free enterprise. He notes government regulation of utilities and suggests controlling steel and coal while debating methods, warning against executive overreach without congressional consent.
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Harold H. Burton
Ohio
Congress
Roosevelt outlines aid to Britain and defense strides
In Washington and New York Secretary Hull and Secretary Knox warn of rising powers and secure seas. They cite Atlantic as potential highway for a conqueror and urge extended neutrality patrols. Roosevelt and King announce Lease-Lend torpedo boats and a Canada US defense production coordination program.
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Hull
Atlantic
Knox
New York
Arperica
Germany
Africa
South America
Britain
Joe
England
Ae Hel Ao
Western Hemisphere
Seven Seas
Roosevelt
Secretary Wickard Signals Farm Export Stakes in War Speech
Secretary Wickard warned in a radio address that World War II poses a greater threat than any other issue to farm exports. He warned that if the Nazis win, the United States might lose its export market for farm products.
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Secretary of Agriculture _Wickard
Farmers and United States Food Position After War
Mr Wickard warned excess crops remain a problem while food demand grows after the war. He said the world will look to the United States for food and the country’s influence at peace talks may depend on meeting that demand. Administrator Henderson added steel price freezes will prevent farm machinery price increases.
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Wickard
U S
Ministrator Henderson
Production Progress and Defense Plant Openings
The Army took delivery of the first tank from a new Detroit Chrysler plant built in 70 working days and nearly a quarter mile long. The Charles Town Indiana Ordnance Works, the world’s largest powder plant, opened a month early to support a large army. Commerce Secretary Jones in New York said defense production progress is good but not enough, while William Batt of the Defense Production office urged greater industry effort.
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Detroit
Charlestown
Indiana
Commerce
Jones
New York
William Batt
Defense Production Office
New York Labor Official Sees 6 Million Unemployed Idle
Wage-Hour Administrator General Fleming in New York said more than six million unemployed are unused in the defense effort. He urged adding an extra factory shift, noting studies show industries could add overtime shifts and still increase profits.
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Fleming
New York
Gen. Fleming
Color TV System Promises Cure for Color Blindness
Dr Peter C Goldmark of CBS announces a complete full color television system claimed to cure color blindness. The item notes fashion patterns in Turkish toweling for beachwear, home made ice cream flavorings, and a Columbia album by Eddy Duchin with Gershwin tunes.
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Peter C. Goldmark
Columbia Broadcasting System
Columbia
Eddy Duchin
George Gershwin
Gol Gunbar Mausoleum of Bijapur Described as World’s Largest
Collier's Weekly notes the Gol Gunbar private mausoleum of Mohammed Adil Shah in Bijapur built 1626 to 1656. It covers 18 225 square feet and rises about 25 stories high, surpassing the Pantheon in interior area and capable of holding around 200 000 ordinary caskets.
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Gol Gunbar
Mohammed Adil Shah
Bijapur
India
Collier's Weekly
Rome
First Baptist Branigan Hall Announces Schedule Changes
Sunday School at 10 a.m. replaces Rev. Echols weekly broadcast to 9 60 a.m. on WJW Akron. Young People meet at 7 p.m. Preaching at 7 30 p.m. Bible study Wednesday 7 30 p.m. Singing Saturdays and Sundays 2 to 4 p.m.
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Rev. Echols
WJW
Akron
Young People’s Meeting
United Brethren Church Service and Bible School Notice
United Brethren Church led by Rev. C. J. McGee announces Bible School at 9 30 with Superintendent Paul Johnson. Morning worship at 10 30 features the theme Each One of You. Annual Every Member Enlistment Message for junior senior and adult CEH at 6730 with leaders Mrs Maud Cummings and Miss Esther Seebauver.
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Bible School
Paul Johnson
Maud Cummings
Esther Seebauver
Church of Nazarene Services Announced
The Church of Nazarene led by Pastor McClung invites all to Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. and morning worship at 11:00 a.m. Evening service at 7:30 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. The Sunday morning sermon is A Christian Example from I Timothy 4:12. Rev Clyde Harley presides Sunday evening with Rev Ruth Harley directing the Young Peoples service. Special singing planned.
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Clyde Harley
Wooster
Young Peoples
Ruth Harley
Search of Christ Conservative Church Service Date
The church will hold worship next Sunday at 10 30 a m in the hall above Kroger Grocery. Local congregation invites parishioners to attend.
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Kroger
St Ann's Church Schedule For Masses And Devotions
Friday evening devotions followed by Saturday 7 30 a m service. Sunday masses at 8 00 am and high mass at 10 00 am led by Father John T Farre at St Ann's Church.
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St. Ann’s Church
John T. Farre
Cross Word Puzzle Half Terms and River in France
Puzzle fragment lists many clues with mixed letters and errors. It mentions a river in France likely the Rhone and various clue fragments such as blunder and prefix before. The readable bits show a half completed crossword style with scattered words and missing answers.
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