Oh Shut Up Bevan Tells Lady Astor in Commons Row
A heated Commons clash erupts as Lady Astor and Aneurin Bevan trade sharp words over overseas gifts for WACs. Bevan calls Astor a cheap jack and accuses her of gabbling, while Astor defends women and questions wartime policy amid party resistance.
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Boadén
Astor
Aster
Saher
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Lad’ Astor
Asewria Bevan
Labor Party
Sears
Erica
War Aids Small Boat Design
New York reports the small boat industry promises a bright postwar future with sturdier hulls, better interiors, lighter engines, advanced fuels, and added safety features. Ira Hand of the Nautical Association of Engine and Boat Manufacturers cites deferred demand, savings, and expanded recreation areas as key factors.
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New York
Ira Hand
Nauticsal Association of Engine & Boat Manufacturers
Hand
Better Milk Inspection Urged in Small Cities
A Chicago Tribune summary notes that 60 percent of milk borne disease occurs in towns under 16 000 and 50 percent of milk borne fatalities in towns under 25 000 per Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association. It says small communities cannot afford health officer drugs and urges regional sanitary committees with one veterinarian to inspect dairies, bottling plants, and pasteurization plants.
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Chicago
Journal of the
American Veterinary Medical Association
America
Industry Goes All Out For War
Industry back to wartime production on a massive scale as 1945 tasks loom. Lt. Gen. Somervell urged 300000 troops needed to speed output, with costs pegged at 71000000000 yearly to defeat Japan. Industry leaders warned shortages in gasoline and materials hampering Patton and front-line aid.
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New York
Army
Navy
Brehon Somervell
Army Service Forces
Japan
Germany
National Association of Manufacturers
Frederick C. Crawford
Europe
Congress
Sie
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Patton
Berlin
Avy
Gerald D. Linke
Navy Bureau of Ordnance
War Department
Mnit Cherry
Oudnatice
J. A. Jug
War Production Board
Burkhardt Backe Endorsed for State D A Y Commander
The Harmony Hall meeting endorsed Capt Charles Suraharet for the post of New York State Department commander. Burkhardt’s replacement will be decided at a New York City executive committee meeting over the weekend. Sol M Bra many leads local chapter at the New York gathering. A memorial Mass is set for Heights of Columbus at St Josephs Church. National Commander Milton D Cohtn spoke on his Europe trip.
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Harmony Hall
Charles Suraharet
New York State Department
Cane “Mander
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New York City
Sol M. Bramany
New York
Liberty Council Plans Reception and Socials in Albany
Liberty Council and Daughters of America met in the Chasan Building to plan a February 7 Albany reception for the national deputy. Mrs. Thelma M. Hiller named captain of the degree team for the Odd Fellows Hall event. A series of socials at members’ homes was planned. The council will visit the Colotte home of charter member Mrs. Gertrude Foose, who died this week.
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Liberty Council
Daughters of America
Chasan
Albany
Gladys Martin
Thelma M. Hiller
Odd Fellows Hall
Beaver Street
Gertrude Foose
Colotte
Jas Fights
A&P Vacation Plan Rejected by War Labor Board
The War Labor Board rejected A&P Company’s proposed six month one week paid vacation plan for store plant and ware staff, though it approved the policy for office workers where it already applied. The plan sought one week vacation after six months and none after a year. The decision leaves office employees covered while broader approval was denied.
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Washington
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Ca
New York City
AL Fl of L. Meat Cutters and Retail Clerks
War Labor Board
Nazi Home Army Receives Museum Uniforms
The Hannover Museum has donated redundant old uniforms and military equipment of the former Hanoverian army to the Home Army. The collection includes some items of questionable antiquity but was turned over for use by the Volksturm as announced by German radio last night.
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London
Hannover A
Sturm
Sai
Hannover
National income reaches new high amid wartime economy
National income is reported to rise to about 2133 billion dollars for the year, with consumer spending and gross national product climbing amid war costs. Government projections cite higher earnings for individuals and improved factory output, alongside increased retail sales and manufacturers' shipments.
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Washington
Europe
Germany
Araenrees
Old-time Comedy Cop Now Guards Bendix Aviation
Eddie Gridbon, once a familiar pie eyed cop in prewar comedies, now serves as a guard for Bendix Aviation Corp. He recalls talking roles and earnings from early films and notes his health limits, while a new movie role featuring a Marine sergeant awaits release.
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Los Angeles
Cps
Mabel Norman
Ben Turpin
Cus
Santedy
Eddie Gridbon
Realitie
Bendix Aviation Corp
Eddie
Joves
United States Smith
Lum
New Senators Support President Amid Freshman Bid
Freshmen senators pledge to back the president in a drive for nation unity and peace. The Associated Press reports junior lawmakers consensus on foreign policy and domestic cooperation.
Army Bakery Resumes Bread Output After Cherbourg Siege
The Army Bakery in Normandy region restarts production days after a German assault and labor unrest. Soldiers were promised fresh bread and by week’s end bakers produced about 26 000 pounds daily while fortifications and windows were repaired.
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Kansas
Fermaster
Cherbourg
Lier
Manus
Yonkers
X.Y
Somme
Germen
J Fortress
Col McManus
Role of Church After War Is Discussed
Postwar European church role examined by scholars from the Moses and tax Society. Discussion centers on church influence, reconstruction, and social impact after conflict.
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Europe
Moses and Tax Society
Chuck Thesdar Weber Kosu
Ohaervesse
Church meeting notes and irregular court line items
The report mentions a February 26 church gathering led by Mise leona Nible with the Church of Christ Disciples. It includes scattered references to Rayenond Seidel as president of a small business reports section. A Marion County court note mentions Judge John L. McNeill and a bid in a constrained context.
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Church of Christ, Disciples
Miseleona Nible
Rayenond Seidel
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