Retaliation If Gas Used To Be Swift And Sure
President Roosevelt warned of swift retaliation if Axis powers unleash poison gas. The chemical warfare service said the United States has stand by acts and gases ready, with protective gear and salves to defend troops. Porter noted Germany and Japan hold gases and the US can produce ample supplies if needed.
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Douglas B. Cornele
Washington
Europe
Chemical Warfare Service
Roosevelt
Asia
United States Army
William N. Porter
Porter
Germany
Japan
United States
Claim Convict Denied as Song Author in Hit Parade Score
CANON CITY Colo June 9 Conflicting claims over authorship of the hit song You'll Never Know prompt an inquiry by Warden Roy Best. Prisoner Charles W Forbes says he wrote the melody in his cell after conviction, while Bregman Vocco and Conn Inc deny Forbes and credit Mack Gordon and Harry Warren.
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Canon City
Colo
Roy Best
Charles W. Forbes
New York City
Bregman, Vocco and Conn., Inc
Forbes
Gordon
Warden Best
Best
Sam Shain
Twentieth Century Fox
Associated Press
Copper miners urged to return to Arizona work
Phoenix June 9 Governor Osborn called for increased copper production as a prerequisite for a final decision on the war effort. He urged former metal workers to return to their old jobs, following the war manpower commission’s return of workers program and efforts to bring mine and smelter employees back from west coast shipyards and aircraft plants.
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Phoenix
Osborn
War Manpower Commission
Aerial Gunners Earn Texan Respect In Rio Grande Valley
Border town citizens and ranchers in Harlingen Texas host a six week Army aerial gunnery program. The site trains men to shoot 30 mm rounds from planes while maintaining balance in air. Hollywood figures from a Paramount project feature the school.
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Rio Grande
Uncle Sam
Harlingen
Hitler
Tojo
Texas
Rio Grande Valley
U. S. Army
William Pine
Paramount
Hollywood
Pryor Dillard
Pryor
Col. J. R. of
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Labor Insurance Act Put To Arizona Supreme Court
The Arizona Supreme Court heard an appeal by the state industrial commission from Yavapai County Superior Court ruling that the workmen's compensation law does not require employers to carry accident insurance for employees. The commission seeks a writ of mandate forcing Arizona Power Corporation to insure employees. This marks the first direct action to compel an employer to provide such insurance.
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Phoenix
Arizona Supreme Court
State Industrial Commission
Yavapai County
Commission
Arizona Power Corporation
Border Cities Plan July Fourth Program
Preparations for a joint Fourth of July celebration in Ciudad Juarez and El Paso are being made by the Latin American workers confederation under Vicente Lombardo Toledano. Mexicans will speak at the U S labor mass meeting on the Texas side, with North American speakers at a similar meeting in Juarez, and an exchange of flags on the international bridge will take place.
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Mexico City
Ciudad Juarez
el Paso
Texas
Latin American Workers Confederation
Vicente Lombardo Toledano
United States
Lombardo
International Bridge
Louis Referees Bouts At Yuma Benefit Show
Sgt. Joe Louis heavyweight boxing champion refereed two bouts at an outdoor exhibition at Yuma High School Dean Field. Louis, filming in Hollywood, will return to his cavalry station in Kansas. fans entered without charge for the benefit event hosted by the armed forces.
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Yuma
Sgt
Joe Louis
Yuma High School
Dean Field
Louis
Hollywood
Kansas
British Pig Clubs Helped Supply Bacon In 1942
British Pig Clubs of amateur pig-raisers produced seven thousand tons of bacon in 1942 and supplied meat for about one hundred million breakfasts.
450 U. S.-Born Japs Loyal To Their Emperor
Los Angeles reports at a Dies committee hearing that 450 American born Japanese at the Poston relocation center refused to repudiate loyalty to the emperor or swear allegiance to the United States. About 11 000 Nisei evacuees were at the camp with 180 giving evasive replies. A major sit down strike involved 9 000 evacuees last November. No effort was made to segregate disloyal Japanese. 2000 evacuees have been released to work projects with 900 permanent releases and 1100 seasonal releases.
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Los Angeles
Ralph M. Gelvin
Poston, Ariz
Japan
United States
Gelvin
Colorado River
Poston
Case to Test New Law Before Supreme Court
Phoenix June 9 state industrial commission filed a test claim for 4 dollars for monthly typewriter rental. Auditor Ana Hamiller rejected the claim to push a supreme court ruling on the new occupational diseases law effective July 1. The plan targets constitutional testing aided by mine operators the Arizona Medical Association and organized labor.
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Phoenix
State Industrial Commission
Ana Hmiller
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Arizona Medical Association
Organized Labor
New York City Once Served as State Capital
The article notes that New York City formerly functioned as the capital of New York state, a historical arrangement reflecting early governance before Albany became the seat of government.
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New York City
New York State
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Border Cities Plan
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Poston Camp
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Claques
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Addi
Telephone
Hee Tual
Td Ae
Paul Wright
Pipe Line
Paul Jr
Bob
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