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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1943

Page

7

New Labor Shortage Areas Listed

The War Manpower Commission added nine cities and all of Hawaii to its group one list of acute labor shortage, likely triggering a 48 hour work week. Cities include Anderson Indiana, Butte Montana, Everett and Spokane Washington, Eureka and Los Angeles California, New Bedford Massachusetts, Oklahoma City, and Racine Wisconsin. Dayton Springfield area moved out, totaling 55 acute shortage areas.

Washington War Manpower Commission Hawaii Anderson Ind Butte Mont Everett Spokane Wash Eureka Los Angeles Cal New Bedford Mass Oklahoma City Racine Wis Dayton-Springfield WMC

Duce’s Face Blotted From GM War Posters

In Linden New Jersey a man named John J Cardomone, recently discharged from the U S Navy, roamed the General Motors Eastern aircraft plant with a bucket and brush painting over Mussolini’s image on war posters while Hitler and Hirohito’s faces remained visible.

Linden N. J INS Hitler Hirohito General Motors John J. Cardomone U. S Navy North Atlantic Mussolini

Six Trapped Miners Rescued

Pittsburg UP Rescue workers waded through muddy water in the Oliett mine to reach six trapped miners entombed for 38 hours. A. E. Quenon of the U S Bureau of Mines led the effort by wading 500 yards through neck deep water to reach the men. The rescued miners asked where they had been as they were brought to the surface and escorted to Red Cross headquarters for first aid.

Pittsburg Oliett A. E. Quenon U. S. Bureau of Mines Red Cross

Renewal sites for contracts in labor-surplus regions

Group Four in Torrington Connecticut includes areas with labor surpluses. The War Manpower Commission suggests these regions to government procurement agencies as places to renew contracts, place new contracts, and locate new production facilities.

Torrington Conn WMC

Coffee caches beside coffin shocks undertakers

An anonymous call led police to investigate Salerno Brothers undertakers who found 152 cases of coffee stashed beside a coffin. Authorities believe the coffee was hijacked and hidden by thieves, possibly in the brothers’ address. California leads wartime contracting with 10.87 billion dollars, mainly for ships and aircraft.

Chicago INS Salerno Brothers Frank Tous Coast San Francisco California

Anything Can Happen Anything Can Happen

Spokane reports a censor deleted most of a letter except a postscript claiming uncertainty about transmission. A Salt Lake City theft case notes a $20 loss plus a $40 register shortfall. Effingham mentions a service member postponing a dentist visit until induction and then meeting Lt. L. O. Kincaid. Richmond features a well dressed woman donor in reserve.

Salt Lake City Dewey Woods Thef Richmond, Va

Stimson Reaches North Africa in War Theater Tour

Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson has arrived in North Africa to inspect American troops in the Mediterranean theater. Acting Secretary Robert Patterson announced the move after Stimson’s extensive visit to the British Isles where he met senior political and military officials.

Washington INS Henry L. Stimson North Africa Robert P. Patterson Stimson British Isles

Blood donor desk confrontation during Red Cross screening

A tense moment at a Red Cross blood donation desk features a caller proposing to send several pints to the Nazis and Japanese. The attendant rejects the idea, and the speaker questions the rationale, mentioning American soldiers and undulant fever in a charged exchange.

Red Cross

Hire older women for wartime jobs

A War Manpower Commission report shows over one third of May hires were 45 or older, yet older women lag in employment compared with men. Employed women aged 45 plus remain about 22 percent, while commissions urge equal consideration of older women for jobs alongside men.

War Manpower Commission

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