WFA Wrestles With Problem Of Production
The war food administration debates delaying or maintaining peak production as Europe’s war outlook shifts. Marvin Jones must choose a path amid secret military stock levels and looming civilian demand, balancing farmer support with preventing price surpluses.
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Washington
Europe
War Food Administration
WFA
Marvin Jones
Congress
American Smelting Buys 1277 Acre Mining Land
The American Smelting and Refining Co a New Jersey corporation purchased 1277 acres in township 12 south range 9 east for 3000 dollars. A patented mining claim was issued on July 22 1944 on the land. The sale was from David B Morgan. Mr and Mrs Lester Melrose bought residential property in Terra De Concini on East Ninth street and Pompeii circle for 10500 dollars from Mr and Mrs Ole Andrew Simley as filed today.
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American Smelting & Refining Co
New Jersey
Range 9
David B. Morgan
Lester Melrose
Terra de Concini
Ole Andrew Simley
East Ninth Street
Pompeii Circle
Oklahoma Rancher Converts Prairie Schooner Trip to Los Angeles
Henry Strickland and his family rolled 105 days by wagon from Oklahoma City to Los Angeles in a dusty covered wagon. He calls crossing the plains safer in 1849 and jokes he would not repeat the voyage even for a wagon full of gold. The party consisted of Nellie and their children Sissie Henry and Jacky.
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Oklahoma City
Henry Strickland
Oklahoma
Strickland
Nellie
Sissie
Henry
Jacky
Granddad
Stricklands
Look At Stock Munition Piles Look At Stock Munition Piles
Washington reports outline an unorthodox move by Donald M. Nelson urging the joint chiefs to review Army munitions stocks and possibly curb procurement. The action drew Senate interest as Ferguson urged the War Investigating Committee to examine the suppressed WPB report by Bassie and Kaplan, while WPB director Stacy May blocked its release.
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Army
Navy
Donald M. Nelson
Nelson
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Adm
Leahy
Gen
Marshall
King
Arnold
Senate
Senate War Investigating Committee
Sen. Ferguson
R-Mich
War Production Board
WPB
Stacy May
Bureau of Planning and Statistics
W. Lewis Bassie
Irving Kaplan
County schools set Sept 1 11 openings with exceptions
Most county elementary schools begin Sept 11 while Amphitheater and Marana delay. Amphitheater system starts Sept 5 with registrations Sept 1 2. Marana delayed to Sept 18 for elementary while junior and senior high open Sept 11. Tucson high and junior high start Sept 5. Superintendent announces Sept 9 teachers meeting for supplies and year announcements.
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Marana
George Stewart
Greaterville
Empire
Santa Margarita
Sells
Pantano
Homestead
Vail
Wrightstown
Redington
Tanque Verde
Tucson
P. H. Ross
Dublin bankers seek raise on salaries and bonuses
Fire banks now pay Dublin officials two million dollars more annually in salaries bonuses and increments than in 1939 according to testimony at a hearing in Dublin on an application for a salary increase and bonus for Dublin bank officials.
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Dublin
Idle on troubled labor front nears seventy four thousand
About 58 000 to 74 000 workers are idle as eight state trucking strike escalates. President Roosevelt readies action to end the stoppage possibly with government intervention. At Paterson New Jersey Wright Aeronautical plants idle workers exceed 3 200 per company estimates and union tallies rise to about 20 000 amid clashes outside facilities.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Midwest
White House
Army
Office of Defense Transportation
Wright Aeronautical Corporation
Paterson
N. J
Yankees Form Pool On Nazis Probable Fall
American troops in France form a pool on when Germany will fall with bets aimed at dates between August and January. Correspondents with the U S first army predict Paris capture dates from August 15 to October 1, with September 1 being the favorite.
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U. S
France
Germany
U. S. First Army
Paris
Russians Predict War Going On Through Next Summer
Henry Cassidy of the Associated Press quotes an unidentified Soviet authority in Moscow predicting the war with Germany will last until next summer. The source notes that a significant event such as a bomb hitting Hitler could alter the outlook, and Cassidy reports little optimism for an early end to the war.
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New York
Henry Cassidy
Associated Press
Moscow
Germany
Cassidy
Hitler
Nelson questions study as signs point to no shortage
Nelson labels Bassie and Kaplan as capable and says the study appears objective and technically valid though he forwards it to the chiefs of staff with a question mark. The document suggests abundant ordnance supplies for the Army ground forces but notes shortages in heavy truck components amid clashes with civilian production officials.
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WPB
Nelson
Bassie
Kaplan
Chiefs of Staff
Army
Brehon B. Somervell
Army Service Forces
Eloy Boy Dies After Automobile Crash
Eloy resident J. D. Byrd aged 16 died at 11:05 a m in a Casa Grande hospital from injuries suffered when the car he rode in crashed into the rear of another vehicle several hours earlier in Eloy Arizona authorities said.
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Phoenix
J. D. Byrd
Eloy
Casa Grande
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