O'Daniel Leads Secrecy on Texas Synthetic Rubber Plan
In Austin a secret defense meeting led by U S Senator W Lee O Daniel and attended by Jesse McKee and state appointees discussed financing a synthetic rubber project from natural gas. Governor Stevenson backed deficiency funding. Dr E P Schoch and UT engineers claimed the process could cut tire costs and avoid petroleum.
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Austin
U. S
W. Lee O'Daniel
O’daniel
Jesse McKee
Fort Worth
O'Daniel
Coke Stevenson
Executive Office
Bill McGill
McGill
Washington
Stevenson
San Antonio
O'Dank
E. P. Schoch
University of Texas
Schoch
Governor Stevenson
W. Lee O'’Daniel
Dr. Schoch
W. R. Woolrich
University of Texas School of Engineering
Congress
Texas
Pinch of War Seen as Beginning in U S
Dr. John Harriman of Washington chief priorities specialist warns that wartime production shift will force rationing and curtail nonessential consumer goods. He notes potential shocks to public life, rationing of radios and appliances, and possible labor and construction controls as farm equipment priorities aim to keep crops produced.
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Dallas
John Harriman
Washington
Division of Civilian Supply
OPM
Dartmouth
Harriman
United States
Private Carl Snead Undergoes Training at Camp Roberts
Private Carl C. Snead age 55 a former captain in the U S Army is in basic training at Camp Roberts California He volunteered five days after the December 7 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor He enlisted at Fort McPherson Georgia on February 20 1907 became a sergeant in 1910 promoted to captain in 1917 and was discharged in October 1919 He had resided in Berkeley before re entering the Army.
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Camp Roberts
Calif
Carl C. Snead
United States Army
Snead
Hawaii
Fort McPherson
Berkeley
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