President Roosevelts Rubber Tariff Foe and Global Flight Notes
A sprawling account discusses Roosevelt’s remarks on future rubber tariffs to protect U S synthetic rubber and hints he may not seek a fifth term. It also covers Yale Yale graduate Jose Laurel of the Philippines and non stop U S Army transport flights from Australia to India with routes kept confidential.
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White House
Congress
Wren
Roosevelt
Yale
Harvard
Washington Woods
Philippines
Jose P. Laurel
Yale University School of Law
Camil Lew
Imperial, University of Japan
Fupinog
Washington
Laugling
Laurel
Manuel Quezon
Interior
Phiippine Senate
Philippines Supreme Court
Supreme Court
United States
U. & Army
Australia
India
Brehon Somervell
Lord Louis Mountbatten
Joseph W Stibwell
Imperil Airways
Singapore
Dutch East Indies
Port Darwin
Planets Join Stars In East By James Stokley
Mars and Saturn join the winter stars in the eastern evening sky. Mars shines at magnitude minus 15 during a close approach on Nov 28, near Aldebaran in Taurus, rising high in the sky this season. The piece maps 11:00 p.m. Nov 1 and 10 p.m. Nov 15 and notes other bright stars in the eastern sky and the southern fish Fomalhaut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stokley
Science Service
Mars
Saturn
Taurus
Bull
Aldebaran
Vega
Lyra
Lyre
Cygnus
Deneb
Altair
Aquila
Bnght Capella
Auriga
Gemini
Pollux
Orion
Betelgeuse
Rigel
Pegasus
Fomalhaut
Celestial Events and a Fact About Algiers Campaign
Early Leonid meteors visible Venus at solar west points to astronomical events including Algol minimum on several dates. The Moon’s apogee and conjunctions with Jupiter and Venus occur with specified times. Mars and Uranus near distances noted. A brief war report notes U S Engineers in Algiers transporting about 100000 items such as bridges bulldozers storage tanks and locomotives.
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Venus
Jupiter
Minmum
New Moon
Mars
Uranus
Algiers
Ins
U. S Corps of Engineers
Ban on Recording Lifted by Union Ends 14 Month Ban
New York NL union announces a two year contract with recording companies ending a 14 month ban on manufacturing recordings by AF of L musicians. A no strike clause is included and 3 percent of transcription gross revenues go to a union unemployment fund potentially totaling five million dollars annually.
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New York (Nl
AF of L. Musicans Union
A&af of L
Arthur Meyers
NLBR
James C. Petrillo
Musicians’ ‘ Union
Recording Companies i
Retired British Admiral Dies
Admiral of the Fleet Sir Dudley Pound died in London at age 66 after resigning as first sea lord due to ill health. He led the fleet through critical war years and helped shape Britain's modern naval policy, earning the nickname father of the current aggressive strategy. He died shortly after returning from the Churchill Roosevelt conference in Quebec.
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London
Dudley Pound
Dudley
Britain
Quebec
Admr
Andrew Browne Cunningham
Mediterranean
Churchill's regret as Mediterranean control nears grasp
Prime Minister Churchill expressed regret that a move must occur just as control of the Mediterranean appears within reach. He had gone to the Royal Masonic Hospital in September.
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Churchill
Mediterranean
Royal Masonic Hospital
Notable ally of Roosevelt at Atlantic Charter drafting
The text notes a close association with Churengy and that the individual attended the sea conference with President Roosevelt where the Atlantic Charter was drafted.
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Churengy
Roosevelt
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