Midwest Voters Favor Dewey in Regional Survey
A Princeton survey shows Dewey leading in the East Central and West Central areas with 45 and 48 percent respectively, Bricker rising in popularity, Stassen trailing, and other candidates accounting for most of the remaining votes as convention delegates prepare.
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John W. Bricker
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Wendell Willkie
Douglas MacArthur
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Col Donald Phillips Takes Command at Kingman
Kingman reports Col Donald Phillips, 52, has assumed command at the Kingman Air Field succeeding Col Harvey P Huglin. A World War I veteran, he led the 186th aero squadron in France and Germany in 1918 19 and previously commanded at Victorville and Lemoore. He introduced trainer innovations by personally guiding pilots through their wing.
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Tucson Job Totals Rise in May Hiring
Phoenix and Tucson saw firings and hires as the U S employment report shows 5 249 job places in May up from 4 638 in April Nonagricultural seekers numbered 2 679 with Phoenix listing 679 Tucson 342 and Prescott 141 in the city breakdown
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Germany's Foreign Workers Becoming More Restless
Madrid dispatch reports rising unrest among foreign workers in German controlled areas. Nazi officials recount foreign laborers resisting authority, including assaults on youths, refusals to give up seats, and hostility toward Germans, amid sabotages and desertions.
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Ration stamps details from World War II booklet
Stamp No. 30 31 and 32 in book IV allow five pounds of rice indefinitely. Stamp No. in book IV allows five pounds of canning sugar until February 28 1945. Gasoline A Book Coupon af TS stamp No. 1 and stamp No. 3 valid for two stamp pairs. loose stamps not accepted.
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Guerrillas Grow Among Prussian Forests in War-Era Notes
The article describes guerrilla cells forming in northeastern Germany as escaped foreign workers hide in forests. A Nazi confidant is quoted saying Hitler trusts non-German Europeans to grasp the aims of the new European order, highlighting tension between occupiers and locals.
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Five-Year-Old Hen Lays Four Double Yolks in Chersey
In Chersey England a five year old hen produced four double yolked eggs during a Red Cross contest. The event highlights the hen as a curious local oddity and sparks interest among participants and spectators.
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England
Bilbo Attacks Howard U Teachings On Race
Senator Bilbo assails Howard University over a racial theory taught by a dean claiming Negroes originated in Africa and whites descended from them. The debate ties to a $500,000 FEPC funding fight within a $1.03 billion war‑agency appropriation. Chavez defends FEPC as aiding Mexican and Latin American discrimination cases.
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German Plane Wreckage Good For Silversmiths
WINDOW ROCK June 23 From the wreckage of German air planes come beautiful bracelets according to Thomas Jose a Navajo Indian silversmith with the armed forces in Italy He says these planes came around at night and our men shoot them down and he has tried his silversmiths art on the metal scraps The average height of the earths land above sea level is 2300 feet
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B-29 Crewmen Go Maskless Inside Pressurized B-29
Wichita notes the B-29 Superfortress uses a pressurized heated cabin to allow crew to fly at high altitudes with no oxygen masks. Oxygen masks remain for safety against pressure loss. The bomber carries 150 electric motors and a backup two‑cylinder gasoline engine, enabling short takeoffs and landings with a Boeing 117 wing design.
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UPR
War Department
Boeing Airplane Company of
Boeing Company
Boeing Wing Redesign for Wright Cyclone Engines
Boeing engineers boosted lift and stall performance with a large high lift wing and massive flaps. The wing area expands 19 percent when flaps deploy, aiding slow landings and short takeoffs. A twin supercharger setup, two per engine, overcame single unit limits on the Wright Cyclone. This novel arrangement first succeeded, surprising many observers.
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AMA Ordered To Pay Social Security Benefits
CHICAGO June 23 Circuit Judge Michael Feinberg sustained a state labor order directing the American Medical Association to pay unemployment compensation and old age benefits on the salaries of 653 Illinois AMA employees since 1937. The judge ruled the association must comply with the benefits directive.
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Michael Feinberg
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American Medical Association
Feinberg
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AMA not entitled to tax exemption over non educational activity
A court ruled an AMA employer was not eligible for unemployment compensation tax exemption under the unemployment compensation act because it engaged in activities not exclusively scientific or educational. The judge noted JAMA columns on social security and tax law were not scientific or educational in medical terms. Back pay could reach 350000 to 500000 dollars. The agency plans panel reductions with Phoenix becoming the district office for Arizona handling grading inspection market news and commodity services after June 30.
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Journal of the
American Medical Association
Dan Carnell
AMA
Charles W. Smith
Phoenix
Arizona
Smith
Western WFA Offices Consolidated Across West
San Francisco June 23 Thirty western area offices of the war food administration including Phoenix Tucson and Flagstaff will be consolidated with district offices in strategic locations to streamline operations and cut costs for war supply programs. The move affects offices in Arizona and other western states as part of wartime efficiency measures.
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War Food Administration
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Tucson
Flagstaff
Ariz
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Ontario's Former name Upper Canada Timeline
A historical note records that from 1791 to 1867 the region now known as Ontario was officially called Upper Canada. The designation reflects early colonial administration before Canadian confederation and the adoption of the province name Ontario.
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