U S War Output Tops That of Axis
United States production shows 100000 airplanes yearly under Roosevelt goal as WW II effort expands into 1944. WPB officials note shifts in 1943 programs, manpower limits, and robust shipbuilding with 30 000 vessels built. Officials forecast 1944 output to exceed Axis totals while converting to peacetime if demand allows.
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Arthur F. Degalove
United Press Staff
Washington
United States
Roosevelt
Pearl Harbor
War Production Board
WPB
Congress
Maritime Commission
Charles E. Wilson
Hirohito
WPE
Donald M. Nelgon
Germany
Japan
Nelson
Whitehall News Tales Of Local Veterans And A Wedding
Frank Inglee, Navy, visits wife on Division Street after boat training at Sampson. Paul Corcelle learns his brother Frederick was killed in a plane crash. Eugene DiResta resumes duties at Fort Hancock after time with family. Whitehall Post, American Legion reports 68 members, Salem leads county. Elizabeth Burke and Clarence Aubin wed at Notre Dame des Victories Church with reception at Burke home.
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Frank Inglee
U. S. Navy
Sampson
Division
Ambrose Kinney
Mr. Kinney
Elks’ Club
Paul Corcelle
Park Avenue
Frederick Corcelle
Tech
Eugene DiResta
Fort Hancock
Peter DiResta
Saunders Street
Edgar H. LaFrance
Whitehall Post
American Legion
County Legion
Hudson Falls
Whitehall
Washington County
Salem
LaFrance
Elizabeth A. Burke
Roland Burke
Division Street
Clarence H. Aubin
Benjamin Street
Notre Dame Des Victories Church
John W. Casey
Our Lady of Angels Church
Joseph H. Pelletier
Agnes Burke
Holly Chase
Rubin
Champlain Spinners, Inc
Radio Schedule Shuffle Signals Diverse BahI Weather
A dense daily grid of radio program listings across many stations and times from morning to late night. Entries include news blocks, music hours, drama, religion, sports, and variety shows with numerous named programs and performers listed.
Berlin Says Petain Advised Against War
Berlin reports that Marshal Petain allegedly warned France against war with Germany. The Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung cites a Vichy reception remark claiming Paris ignored his advice, while Pierre Laval is quoted saying geography forced France beside Germany and future generations would suffer if issues remained unsettled.
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Madrid
Berlin
Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung
Marshal Petain
France
Germany
Vichy
Paris
Berliner
Lokal Anzeiger
Pierre Laval
Real Wolf at Large Reported in Union City New Jersey
A real timber wolf roams Hudson County New Jersey officials say the animal is a stowaway in a carload of Christmas trees from the north woods last December. Hunters have spotted it in marshland districts but it remains out of gun range.
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New Jersey
Union City
N. J
CINS
Hudson County
North Woods
Himmler Drafting New Class of German Girls
Heinrich Himmler ordered registration of a new class of 17 year old German girls for labor service and ruled that all deferment applications will be useless. The DNB agency reported this in a dispatch to the domestic press heard by the U S Foreign Broadcast Intelligence Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Heinrich Himmler
DNB
U. S
Foreign Broadcast Intelligence Service
French Art Hidden in London Safe, Scheffer Says
Commander Claude Scheffer, head of the French National Museums, in London, says twenty men know the hideouts for the Mona Lisa, Winged Victory, and Venus de Milo. He claims the secrets are strong, vowing the treasures are safe from bombs and invasion. He notes Germans sought them via Vichy, but Paris refused to surrender.
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London
Claude Scheffer
United Press
Marshal Petain
Vichy
Louvre
Scheffer
Paris
France
America
United States
Allied Commission
Poland
Bright-eyed Irish Youth Drives Ike's Car and Keeps Close Company
Sergt. Michael J McKeogh of Queens New York serves as General Eisenhower's chauffeur courier and valet since 1941 and remains a trusted companion as Allied forces prepare to invade Europe. Eisenhower writes to McKeogh's mother Mrs Mary McKeogh about their travels in the Middle East and the General’s gratitude for the lad's steady service. The piece also notes Scheffer’s view on European paintings possibly in America, and the difficulty of recovering stolen art and gold seized by the Germans.
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Jeanette Smits
New York
INS
Daght D
Europe
Michael J McKeogh
Queens
Eisenhower
Mary McKeogh
Americas
Commander Scheffer
America
Buyara
Sweden
Mickey McKeogh rises with generals and tours abroad
The article recounts Sergeant Mickey McKeogh’s ascent with General Eisenhower, his travels to Palestine and the Holy Land, and his mother’s anecdotes about his world travels. It notes Eisenhower’s high regard and the mother’s pride as three other sons serve in the military.
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Palestine
Mickey
Pyramids
Holy Land
United States
MccKeogh
Hig
Eisenhower
London
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Axis
Troy
Timekeeper
Breakfast Club
Troy Chapel
Green Hornet
Evelyn Johnson
Duke Ellington
Catholi
Red Crown Pem. S—Forestry Forum
Salon Ensemble
Tommy Tucker
Roy Shudt
Ink Spots
Leon Henderson
Edward Tomlinson
Boston Symphony
Frankie Masters
John W .Wandercook
Melody Times
Army Service Forces
Harry Wismer
Star Parade
Kora Kobblers
Jimmy Dorsey
WGY
Schenectady
Farm News
Song Parade
News
Atlantic Spotlight
Grantland Rice
Negro Publishers
War of Enterprise
Rupert Hughes
Curt Masser
Truth
Connequen
Grand Ole Opry Nee News
Sacred Heart
Garden Gate
Isabell Hewson
Penn
Mary Lee Tav
Warren Sweene
Theater of Teapow
Pan America
Victory F. O
Philadelphia
Yanks
Ned Carmer
Eric Hass
Casey
Sacred Heart Perm
Newapare
the Woodsheeders
Leon Decher
Israel
Southeenatres
St Pauls Evang
Mary Small
Drew Pearson
Trua
Dorothy Thompson
Andy Russell
Walter Winchell
Jimmy Ficher
Guy Lombardo
George Crooks
Radio Fulpit
Y. M. CA
Union College
Bishop's Crusade
Stradiveri Orchestra
Annette BcCullough
Labor For Victory
the Army Hour
Joseph Rotundo
Symphony Orchestra
Catholic Hour
Manhattan
Bob Crosby
Leibert
Albany
Chapel In the Sky
Orch
News of the World
Power Biggs
New Voices
Church of the Air
Wings
Jordan
Warrren Sweeney
First Presbyterian
Tabernacle Dom
Cnureh
The
Air
Edward R. Murrow
Ceiling Unlimited
N.F. Philharmone
Theatre
William L Shirer
Perry Como
We the People
Star and Story
Ned Calmer
Radio Digest
Fred Allen
the Thin Man
Eileen Farrell
Sammy Kaye
Axi
Petain
Himmler
Senight Flacy
Mrs
Henry Ford
WTAY
Blue Network
Ike
Edmund W Cowe
Shantung
FLOOR
Stanley’s
Wesley
Sido Sport
Helen Hatfield
Hyney PS
Dyan
Shetland
Stanley Manhattan
Fifth Avenue Designers’ Group
Deep South
Fifth Avenue Designers
Istlinery Shop
MN Perena
Jachive
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