Claims Party Blocks Probe In FCC Deal
Representative Louis E. Miller charges the Democratic majority blocks the FCC inquiry into corruption tied to the Noble NMCA sale and Pearl Harbor disclosures. He accuses leaders of secret dealings and threats to stifle the probe and cites potential $50,000 fees paid to Corcoran in aiding Noble.
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FCC
Washington
Mar
WUP
Louis E. Miller
R. Mo
Federal Communications Commission
Miller
House
Pearl Harbor
New York
Edward J. Noble
Flamm
New York Supreme Court
Nntion
WMCA
Lea
Calif
James L. Fly
Charlies R. Denny
F Or
Eugene
Corcoran
Noble
Tired man at 92 attempts suicide in Aires Argentina
D. Spiro Cas tried to kill himself in Aires Argentina by placing weight on his head and inflicted injuries severe enough to require removal to a medical facility.
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D. Spiro Cas
Aires
Argentina
Nazis Will Again Revive Sub Peril
London report cites A V Alexander warning of a new German U boat campaign to cripple Allied sea routes. He notes 1943 shipping losses were lower than expected but German submarines remain as strong as last year and British forces will widen anti Japanese efforts as ships allow.
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U.P
A. V. Alexander
Admiralty
Commons
Germany
Great Britain
Alexander
Penelope
Spartan
Janus
Inglefield
Anzio
Rome
Royal Navy
Asiatic
Pacific
Japan
London Daily Mail
Retail Food Stores Face Arizona Price Check Initiative
Arizona will launch a state wide OPA price survey from March 13 to March 18 to test grocer compliance with ceiling prices. Stores out of line will be warned of a follow up check and possible legal action by April 15 if non compliant.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Chester Bowles
Arizona
Hill
OPA Enforcement Division
Army Navy College Test To Be Given March 15
The Army and Navy college qualifying test for V-12 programs will be held nationwide on March 15. In Arizona it is at the University of Arizona 9 a.m. Mines building room 207. A general information leaflet and admission form are available at the registrar’s office.
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Army-Navy College
Army and Navy College
University of Arizona
Convoy Loss Ratios Drop in Later War Years
The record notes that in 1941 one Allied ship was lost in every 181 ships, in 1942 one in 233, and in 1943 one in 344. It adds that losses in the convoys during the second half of last year were less than one in 1,000.
Four Tucson Boys Enlist In U. S. Navy
Four 17 year old Tucson volunteers joined the Navy with one senior at Tucson High School, Robert Charles Irvin, placed on inactive duty until graduation. The other three Ralph Brewer Paul Olguin and Wallace Smith went to San Diego for recruit training. Arthur R. Caid of Tucson was enrolled earlier as a carpenter's mate.
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Phoenix
Mar
Navy Fighting Bluejackets of
Tucson
Robert Charles Irvin
Tucson Senior High School
Irvin
Charles Irvin
East Third Street
Naval Station
Navy Aviation
Aviation Ardnanceman
Ralph Edward Brewer
Lydia E. Brewer
South Sixth Avenue
Paul C. Olguin
Jose R. Olguin
West Pennington Street
Wallace Coleman Smith
Wallace W. Smith
West Aviation
San Diego
Brewer
Pearl Harbor
Arthur R. Caid
Practical Jokes More Threat To Production Than Sabotage
Seattle special agent Leland V. Boardman cautions that practical jokes have harmed workers more than any sabotage. He cites a rivet burning incident and a hot seat gag causing injuries while war production rises, with increased war fraud noted in Seattle and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Leland V. Boardman
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Boardman
Cleveland
Ohio
SRU Inductees Prepare for Abroad Duty Adjustments
Naval ship repair units include volunteers awaiting transfer to training before duty abroad. Caid was a voluntary SRU inductee. A limited set of SRU ratings remain open for draftage men under voluntary induction, including blacksmith, boiler maker, coppersmith, Diesel mechanic, gas engine mechanic, radio technician, instrument maker, machinist, moulder and patternmaker.
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SRU
Caid
Early Polish Composer Jan Kemp Lodz Dies in 1346
The record notes that Jan Kemp Lodz, regarded as the earliest Polish composer, died in 1346. Strong claim cited without further biographical detail.
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Jan Kemp Lodz
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