Knox Urges Arabian Oil Pipeline
Secretary of the Navy Knox urged approval of a trans-Arabian pipeline to move oil from Saudi fields for United Nations use. He framed the project as a military necessity to counter dwindling American petroleum, reduce tanker use, and supply fuel oil for naval craft and aircraft. He said refining capacity is key and the pipeline could meet Mediterranean needs during the war.
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Washington Pt
Knox
United Nations
Joint Chiefs of Staffs
Feung
Mediterranean
United States
England
Senate
Camp Fire Girls Hold Berlin Council Fire at Berlin
Transportation problems limit attendance to a small Berlin group for the annual birthday council fire to be held at Berlin Central School in Troy tomorrow. Berlin guardians met at Mrs. Hubert Wing's home to set plans for March 31 with mothers and sponsors invited. Miss Katherine Carmichael, district executive secretary, will attend, award ranks, and speak to the girls.
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Berlin
Troy Tomorow
Hubert Wing
Berlin Central School
Katherine Carmichael
Berum
Red Cross
Goodermote
On the Air Radio Programs From Local Stations
A scanned listing of radio program schedules across multiple stations, detailing morning to late night lines including talks, music blocks, serials, and weather. It lists WTRY Troy and WGY Schenectady styles with programs like Breakfast Club, Morning Moods, Lone Ranger, Tedious Daytime Serials, and multiple regional station blocks with host names and times.
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Troy
AML
Newepar
Sweet River
Troy Chapel Berv
Baby Institute
Sardi
Gil Martyn
Harry Breuer
Jim Lewis
Evelyn Johnson
ALOM
Farm
Pgm
Wildwart
Otis
Kitanor
Eleanor
Mirth
Madhem
Aunt Jeony
Vic and
Sade i
David Harumih
Fortune in Currency Lost in Pacific War Loot
United States payroll money aboard US ships sunk in the Pacific has vanished into the war’s toll. The greatest loss exceeds $400,000 and includes pay carried on the USS Chicago which went down near Guadalcanal on January 31, 1943. Lieutenant Richard Meredith Jones from McKeesport, Pa., demanded a full search and sworn statement to confirm he did not possess any of the Chicago’s pay when rescued. The notes were reported to the Treasury. Community notices follow with local events and social items from Grange Hall and area residents, including birthdays, visits, and choir practice plans.
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U. S. Pacific Fleet
U. S
Pacific
U.S.S
Chicago
Guadalcanal
Solomons
Richard Meredith Jones
McKeesport
Jones
Treasury Department
Local Social News and Weekend Travels
Miss Isa Copeland visited Hemlock Grove Farm and returned to New York on Friday. Mr and Mrs Clifford Gray hosted a gathering while families from Camden Valley and Hebron visited. Eight tables played at Grange Hall with net proceeds of 11.45 as poor weather limited attendance. Mrs Emerson McLenahan remains in McClellan Hospital after appendicitis surgery last Friday.
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Clifford Gray
Isa Copeland
William Moeller
Hemlock Grove Farm
New York
Herman Kruse
Edward
Salem Road
Emerson McLenahan
McClellan Hospital
Harry Qua
Local notices and upcoming events in Tomhannock area
Tomhannock Mrs. Herbert Rifenburgh is in the Leonard Hospital. Rev. Chester Finch of Round Lake will give a moving picture of the Alaskan Highway at the Town Hall next Tuesday evening. The public is invited. Mrs. Donald Becker has returned to her home in Altamont and Mrs. Norman Brenenstuhl to her home in Utica. Both were called here by the death of Mrs. Carrie Rightmyer. Prize winners at the game party at the home of Frank Burdick were Edna Rifenburgh, Robert Rowe, Emily Burdick, William Stevens, Viola Brundige, Frank Burdick, John Weirs and Mrs. Clayton Rifenburgh. Another game party for the benefit of the ball team will be held April 12 at the home of William M. Madigan.
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Emily Burdick
William Stevens
Viola Brundige
Frank Burdick
John Weirs
Clayton Rifenburgh
Sball
William M. Madigan
Miller charges FCC bungling trapped Navy task force
Rep Louis E Miller charged the FCC bungling led to a U S Navy task force being trapped by the Japanese in Alaskan waters. He accused administration officials of trying to purge an admiral who disclosed the information and said Rear Adm Joseph Redman provided details. He claimed Admiral Hooper was silenced by executive order.
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Washington
Louis E. Miller
R.-Mo
Federal Communications Commission
United States Navy
Alaskan
Administration
FCC
Miller
Joseph Redman
Naval Communications
White House
Redman
Secretary of Navy
Frank Knox
Charles Denny
Admi
Stanford C. Hooper
Hooper
Draft Dodger Jailed Demands Nazi Lawyer
Ivar Haug a one year old native Norwegian in the federal detention on a draft evasion charge demanded a Nazi lawyer be assigned to defend him. Judge Rifkind said he must hire his own counsel noting difficulty finding a bar member who is also in the Nazi Party. Haug previously served a disorderly conduct sentence after praising Hitler and denouncing the United States in a New York tavern.
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New York
INL
Ivar Haug
Nasi
Federal House of Detention
Haug
Simon H. Rifkind
Hitler
United States
White House letter plot Affects FCC witness testim ony
Man James L Fly showed a purported White House letter to FCC Commissioner T A M Craven to deter testimony that could hurt the agency Craven a former naval commander on the retired list says there is no information on such a letter Miller seeks Navy relaxation to produce the letter Redman remains in post Discontinues trade name Abbott Produce Co formerly Wag filed Oct 31 1935
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James L. Fly
White House
Redman
FCC
T. A. M. Craven
Craven
Denny
Miller
Erich H. Kombat
Troy
Abbott Produce Co
Wag
President Confined With Cold in Head
President Roosevelt was treated for a head cold and stayed in the White House for a second day. He cancelled all appointments and had no engagements. Presidential Secretary Stephen Early said he was "all right" and not running a temperature, though he sneezed through the night.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Stephen Early
Mr. Roosevelt
Physician Advises Roas T. Mc Intire To Avoid Office
Vice Admiral Roas T. Mc Intire is advised to stay away from his office, especially the regular Tuesday afternoon press radio conference, which would have brought him into contact with several score persons.
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Roas T. McIntire
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World Today
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