Man 78 Goes Down to Sea Again
Glenwood Illinois veteran Andrew J. Wilson, 78 years eight months, receives orders to report for ocean duty as a Merchant Marine chief engineer. His career spanned 30 years on Great Lakes steamers and 30 years at Sacre Glenwood Manual Training School for Boys, with licenses since 1888. He never sailed on the ocean before and expects to haul food and medical supplies, perhaps wounded soldiers, amid new duties aboard a passenger ship or freighter.
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United Press
Glenwood
Ill
Andrew J. Wilson
War Department
Merchant Marine
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Sacre Glenwood Manual Trainiing School
Port Huron
Mich
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Buffalo
Duluth
Chicago
Lively Wilson Reflects on Life and Courage to Save
Wilson states he has lived his life and would rather be torpedoed than fail to save a young man. He emphasizes the value of risking himself to protect others, expressing readiness to act even at personal peril.
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Wilson
Music with Meals At This Camp Wheeler Ga
A former Shelton, Conn. policeman now at Camp Wheeler has turned Kitchen Patrol into a dining music show. Edward S. Daca, mess sergeant of Company A, Eleventh Training Battalion, borrowed a piano and orchestration to lead a popular cafeteria scene labeled Waldorf Astoria Wheeler Annex Seit Room Second Helping Hall and Club Clean Plate as trainees crowd for meals and music.
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Shelton, Conn
Edward S. Deca
Daca
Army
Waldorf-Astoria
Wheeler Annex
Flrat
Perry A Carson
K.P
Sarge
Troy Firemen Get New Pumper After Long Wait
Troy firemen received a 1 000 gallon pumper and hose apparatus after delays due to priority rules. The unit, from American LaFrance Foamite Corp of Elmira, arrived at Green Island yards and will be tested and taught by J V Stumpp. Chief Casey will decide on its final placement, considering size and access.
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Ohio State to Offer Intensive Japanese Course
Ohio State University will offer a three month summer quarter course to teach Japanese. Robert M. Gerhardt, who taught in Japan and was exchanged on the Gripsholm, will instruct. The class is limited to 12 students.
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O.ins
Ohio State University
Robert M. Gerhardt
Japan
Gripsholm
Blind worker aids war effort in Cincinnati lab
In Cincinnati Harry Gilkison a blind man works in the Wright Aeronautical Corp dark room X ray lab. Though his son trains to be a Navy gunner, Gilkison says the war plant work lets him serve at home while his son serves abroad.
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Cincinnati, O
INS
Navy
Harry Gilkison
Gilkison
Cincinnati
Wright Aeronautical Corp
Gabison
Gilkison’s dogs and workers aid plant morale
Two Gilkin sons work at the Wright plant where Colonel the German shepherd guide dog wears an identification badge and accompanies his master to and from work on the bus. The dog endures crowded bus toes without snapping, illustrating latent talent among the sixties workforce.
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Sghties
Stove Rationing Delayed to Mid August
Nationwide stove rationing has been postponed from end of June to mid August. The Office of Price Administration delayed the start to include industry representatives suggestions in the rationing plan.
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Washington GP
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Swift Justice Planned for Nazi Spies
New York reports U S Attorney Harold M Kennedy promised swift war time justice for two admitted Nazi spies. Ern est Frederick Lehmitz and Erwin Harry De Spratter pleaded guilty to espionage violations and await federal indictments with bail set at 50000 dollars. De Spratter, a 13 year old engineer and president of a metal firm, aided Lehmitz by supplying national defense information for secret transmission to Germany.
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Sns
U. S
Harold M. Kennedy
Kennedy
Ernest Frederick Lehmitz
Erwin Harry de Spratter
Lehmitz
de Spretter
Lehmitzg
Aetnal Treating & Brazing Company
Germany
Meat in the Pot State College offers rabbit course
Pennsylvania State College expands food plan with a correspondence course on backyard rabbit raising. The program covers breeding housing and feeding to boost meat supplies next winter amid interest among residents.
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State College
INS
Pennsylvania State College
WPA Expires After Eight Years End of an Era for New Deal Agency
The Work Projects Administration returned $130000080 to the Treasury and closed. A small liquidation staff prepared final reports, showing WPA spent about 19.5 billion dollars and employed 3.5 million people since 1935. The turnover included 105 million dollars in unexpended funds and 25 million dollars in supplies and materials.
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Washington
Work Projects Administration
WPA
The
Treasury
Fritz Kuhn Leaves Clinton Prison Under Guard
Fritz Kuhn former leader of the German American Bund was paroled June 18 and left Clinton Prison yesterday under guard. He was escorted by three FBI agents and traveled by automobile. Clinton Prison officials confirmed the departure and custody details.
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Yamemora GP
Fritz Kuhn
Bund
New York
Clinton
Federal Bureau of Investigation
U S Justice Says Kuhn Will Be Interned at Ellis Island
The Department of Justice stated Kuhn would be transported to Ellis Island for internment, though his destination was not yet known. The announcement clarifies the government’s plan amid ongoing detention orders.
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Kuhn
U. S. Department of Justice
Ellis Island
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