Curb On Use Of Gas Seen For Midwest
Washington reports that completing the eastward extension of the big inch oil pipeline around August 1 is expected to tighten gasoline restrictions in the Midwest while not easing civilian use in the East. An unnamed source says Midwest supply, rerouted east, will strain rail capacity and shift 250 000 barrels daily from Norris City to the coast, with further effects from new pipelines through September and January 1.
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Washington
Midwest
Norris City
Til
Texas
Southwest
De Gaulle Army Reforms Showdown Near in Algeria
In Algiers on June 18 the clash over Charles de Gaulle’s army reform demands loomed as the French committee for national liberation held informal talks. De Gaulle and Gen. Henri Giraud face a potential third party within the committee, with figures like Georges Catroux Monnet Massigli and others discussed as possible mediators or influencers. De Gaulle addressed followers and a formal meeting was anticipated to prevent war effort disruption.
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Algiers
Charles de Gaulle
Committee For National Liberation
North Africa
de Gaulle
Henri Giraud
Giraud
Georges Catroux
Jean Monnet
Rene Massigli
Clergymen Targeted in Nazi Propaganda Attacks
Nazi occupied Europe press attacks Catholic church figures citing bishops priests and clergymen as aiding Jews and intellectuals in sabotage amid a German order holding Dutch soldiers as war prisoners. The Storm publication and Norwegian paper Ragnerock feature anti Christian rhetoric.
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Europe
Office of War Information
OWI
Ragnerock
Ickes Sets Five Year Plan to Boost Food Output
Harold Ickes outlines a five year plan to add 10,000,000 persons worth of food via interior department agencies. The plan aims to raise meat, fish, milk, beans, and potatoes through irrigation, grazing, fertilizer use, wildlife management, and land use, with specifics from Reclamation, General Land Office, Grazing Service, Fish and Wildlife, Indian affairs, and Geological Survey.
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Washington
U.P
Interior Department
Harold L. Ickes
Secretary of Agriculture
Claude R. Wickard
Ickes
Senate Appropriations Committee
Bureau of Reclamation
General Land Office
Grazing Service
Fish and Wildlife Service
United States
Alaskan
Office of Indian Affairs
Geological Survey
Arizona Railroad Taxable Valuations Jump in 1943-44
Arizona state tax commission fixed railroad property valuations for the 1943-44 fiscal year at 93,159,977 dollars, up 15,015,000. the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe totals rose to 40,375,540 dollars, up 6,797,671. Finalization awaits the August meeting of the state board of equalization amid objections. Smaller railroads list shows Apache Railway 305,400 dollars. Phelps Dodge Morenci branch 226,475 dollars. Tucson Cornelia Gila Bend 443,360 dollars. Verde Tunnel & Smelter 250,010 dollars. Arizona Lumber & Timber 87,840 dollars.
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Phoenix
Arizona
State Tax Commission
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Thad M. Moore
Joe M. Hunt
D. C. O'Neil
State Board of Equalization
Apache Railway Company
Ray & Gila Valley
Phelps Dodge Corporation
Morenci
Magma Arizona Railroad Company
Tucson, Cornelia & Gila Bend Railway
Verde Tunnel & Smelter Railroad
Southwest Lumber Mills
McNary
Arizona Lumber & Timber Company
Missouri Flood Crest Nears Over Kansas City Area
The Missouri River rose slowly over Kansas City and surrounding areas. Army engineers state guardsmen and volunteers patrol dikes protecting the Municipal airport and central district as forecasters predict a crest at about 28.8 feet. The Loring levee near Turner, Kansas, is reportedly saved from breach as farmers and volunteers push the flood fight. A highway span near Turner is blocked by drifting debris.
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Kansas City
Central District
Army
Loring
Turner
Kan
Rioting Butchers Clash With Police at Mexico City Slaughterhouse
Police used tear gas to disperse more than 1,000 butchers who rioted at Mexico Citys slaughterhouse when told beef supplies would cover only a third of their needs. They attacked twice, then were driven off, and also pelted the market where meat is sold.
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Mexico City
City
Chinese Army Encircles Japs in Hunan Area
Chinese forces claimed to have encircled Owchihkow, 90 miles southeast of Ichang, after driving back Japanese units in Hunan. Allied air support aided the ground push as Tokyo’s reinforcements were halted in multiple fronts along the Yangtze and nearby provinces.
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Hunan
Chungking
Owchihkow
Ichang
Yochow
Yangtze
Swatow
Kwangtung
Yunnan
Yangtze Valley
Yangtze Basin
Branburgers: All Bran Mega Hamburgers Recipe
Kelloggs All-Bran enhances a beef patty dish to stretch meat supply and boost nutrition. Mix egg salt pepper onion parsley milk catsup and All-Bran, soak, add beef, form twelve patties, bake at 450 F about 30 minutes or broil 20 minutes for six servings.
Six Japs From Poston Jailed For Fighting
Six Japanese from relocation centers in Arizona have been sentenced to prison since February 1 for crimes against fellow evacuees. Five were jailed for assaulting another Japanese at the Poston camp. details show eight were apprehended, with two in federal custody and one released for lack of evidence. The men include Tetsuo Inokuchi, Mitsuto Kuromoto, Miyoshi Matsuda, Yasunori Tanaka, and Joe Tsugawa, the latter serving 15 to 25 years for manslaughter in a Rivers camp incident.
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Florence
Arizona
A. G. Walker
Poston
Wade Head
Poston Camp
Dies Committee
Los Angeles
Sabrno Kido
Tetsuo Inokuchi
California
Mitsuto Kuromoto
Miyoshi Matsuda
Yasunori Tanaka
Montana
Farmer
Joe Tsugawa
Jinkichi Nitao
the Rivers Camp
Petrillo Halts Music On Bob Burns Program
Hollywood reports that James Petrillo head of the American Federation of Musicians ordered a ban on all union artist recordings. The weekly Bob Burns radio show suffered a music absence as the network cited Petrillo's ban affecting the Chicago retransmission. Spike Jones and his City Slickers mentioned in source.
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Hollywood
U.P
National Broadcasting Co
James Petrillo
American Federation of Musicians
Bob Burns
Chicago
Petrillo
Spike Jones
Silent Show Opens as Burns Halts Guitar Solo
Burns announced he could not perform the planned guitar solo as the show opened. He whistled the introductory tune and struck a gong to mark transition music.
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Burns
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