Dempsey Denies Cruelty in Divorce Trial
In White Plains New York on June 14 Jack Dempsey testified in his divorce case denying cruelty and claims by his wife Mrs Dempsey who seeks separation. He said he never slapped or harmed her and rejected accusations of infidelity. The counterclaim for separation remains, while his divorce suit proceeds.
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White
Plain
N. Y
Jack Dempsey
Manassas
Wingee Bana Wiiarowe
Hanneams
Supreme Court
Wfe
Dempsey
Coast Guard
Arthur F. Driscoll
Ao Boxing
Mrs. Dempsey
Budget Bureau trims funds across federal state programs
The Appropriations Committee cut federal budget totals by 73.3 million below last year and 76.7 million under estimates, with major reductions in NYA youth training, maternity benefits extended to all armed forces families, and a shift to rely on the Bureau of Labor Statistics for data.
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Federal Security Agency
Paul V. McNutt
Federal Security Administrator
War Manpower Commission
National Youth Administration
NYA
Division of Labor
Forum
Office of Education
Bureau of Program Requirements
Bureau
Bureau of Labor Statistics
WM. C
Commission
Local Sports Highlight In The Evening Star Daily
The Evening Star Daily features local sports news with game recaps, player notes and upcoming matchups. Readers see team standings, standout performances, and schedules in a concise, town edition style.
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Evening Star
Mussolini Ordered Pantelleria Surrender Over Bombing
Italian Premier Mussolini allegedly ordered Pantelleria to surrender after reports of devastating Allied bombing and severe shortages. Brig Gen Achille Maffei quoted Admiral Gino Pavesi saying the island could not hold out. Mussolini reportedly replied surrender for civilians.
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E. A. Russell
United States
Associated Press
Pantelleria
Mussolini
Achille Maffei
Gino Pavesi
Pontelleria
Maffei
Davis Sees Axis Ditch Hitler If He Loses Support
Boston June 14 Elmer Davis head of the Office of War Information said at a press conference that the Axis will abandon Hitler once his usefulness ends. He predicted enemy morale will crumble as American industry shifts to war production and that many Allied nations may not have a say in his fate after the war. He said Hitler likely won't survive the war.
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Boston
Elmer Davis
Office of War Information
Davis
Hitler
O. W. I. Head
Newspaper Guild Seeks Veto Against Anti Strike Bill
Boston June 14 Delegates at the Tenth annual American Newspaper Guild CIO convention unanimously adopt a resolution urging President Roosevelt to veto the Connally Harness anti strike bill The measure would place organized labor in a legal strait jacket The resolution proposed by Sam B Eubanks executive vice president will be telegrammed to the President.
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Boston
American Newspaper Guild
CIO
Roosevelt
Sam B. Eubanks
Massanetta To Open Tonight For 22nd Conference Season
Massanetta Springs prepares to open its 22nd conference season with eleven events planned and strong attendance anticipated. Virginia Music Camp leaders report about 250 delegates attending starting Monday, while organizers seek support from officials to aid travel amid gasoline rationing.
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Massanetta Springs
Virginia
Luther A. Richman
State Board of Education
George Howerton
Northwestern Unity
LoRean Hodapp
Westminster Choir College
Princeton
N. J
S J
William E. Hudson
Douglas Horton
General Council
The
Congregational Christian Churches
Office of Defense Transportation
Hudson
Diseases Among Draft Age Men Hit Rate Reveals Public Health Study
Congress heard that among 21 to 35 year olds examined for military service 47.7 per 1000 had syphilis and one southern state reported 405.9 per 1000 among Negroes. Dr. Parran noted 46 per 1,000,000 were rejected for syphilis and 15 per 1,000,000 for gonorrhea, implying over 610,000 rejections if the trend continued to 10 million men.
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Washington
Congress
Armed Services
House Appropriations Committee
Public Health Service
Thomas Parran
President Urges Subsidies For Consumers Aids
Washington reports Senator George and a bipartisan delegation urged President Roosevelt to create a food czar with power to set production distribution and prices for agricultural commodities. House Agriculture Committee members plan a similar appeal urging subsidies to roll back consumer prices. ONeill argues wage rollbacks instead of price subsidies.
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Washington
George
D-Ga
Roosevelt
House Agriculture Committee
Ae Food
George É
Senate
McNary
Ore
White House
Edward A. O’neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
Senate Banking Committee
O’neal
Office of Price Administration
O'Neal
Beer Advertising Case Reversed by Appeals Court
The Court of Appeals reversed a Richmond Circuit Court ruling that denied an injunction against Anheuser-Busch to stop outdoor beer ads violating Alcoholic Beverage Control Board regulations. The case was remanded to the lower court, among 19 decisions handed down today.
One Killed Seventy Hurt In Pittsburgh Bus Car Crash
A collision between a Philadelphia to Pittsburgh bus and a street car in East Liberty killed Harry J. Miller, 34, of Delmont, Pa., and injured about 70 people, several seriously, as neighbors aided the injured after the crash.
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Pittsburgh
Forts Liberators Bomb Japanese Forts in Solomons Raid
A June 14 raid involved Flying Fortresses and Liberator bombers striking Kahili on Bougainville in the Solomons. Navy reports no observed results and no U S losses.
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Kahili
Bougainville Island
Solomons
Navy
United States
Pine Motor Co. Car Specials Include 1941 Buick Sedan
Used car sale listing highlights 1941 Buick sedan 1940 Chevrolet station wagon 1941 Dodge coach 1938 Dodge sedan and 40 other cars in good condition. Pine Motor Co. gallery advertises affordable prewar autos with varied models and years.
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Pine Motor CO
Final tribute to James Yates drawn by friends and colleagues
A large host of friends and relatives paid final respects to James B. Yates veteran Handley faculty member. Funeral conducted from the Presbyterian Church with Rev Ronald Wilson officiating. Masonic rites performed at the grave by Walter Shade and Rev R B Whitten. Honorary pallbearers were Handley School Board members and faculty including Garland Quarles and E B Browning.
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James B. Yates
Dleg
Presbyterian Church
Ronald Wilson
Masonic Order
Walter Shade
R. B. Whitten
Mr. Wilson
Frank Gearing
W. E. Bridgeforth
Claude M. Grim
M. B. Clowe
George W. Goode
C. P. McVicar
Stewart Bell
Amos Shryock
Howard Shockey
H. H.mcguire
Elderly Thousands Do Good Work in Wartime Effort
Washington June 14 more than 40 divisions helping to win the war 660 000 elderly persons declined federal pensions and refuse to be idle in wartime Paul V McNutt Federal Security Administrator told the House Appropriations committee Some 600 000 aged workers who could qualify for retirement benefits have failed to file their claims presumably because they are still at work and I want them to stay at work because we need them Moreover he said about 60 000 have left retirement rolls returning to their old employment or finding new jobs
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Washington
Paul V. McNutt
Federal Security Administrator
House Appropriations Committee
Richmond Area Given Hospital
War Department approves plans for a new Army general hospital in Henrico County Virginia costing over 1 million dollars. The facility will provide 750 beds in addition to general hospital facilities and construction will be overseen by the district army engineers in Norfolk.
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Washington
War Department
Satterfield
D.va
Army General Hospital
Henrico County
District Army Engineers
Norfolk
Nursery set embroidery patterns for puppies and kittens
New pattern 7557 offers two small pictures to embroider with single stitch lines and optional crayon tinting. The ad explains sending eleven cents to Winchester Evening Star Household Arts Dept to obtain pattern 7557 and instructs writing NAFE on the envelope.
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Winchester Evening Star
Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th .Street
New York
N. Y
Civilians Goods Cut Off Won't Return Soon
Washington June 14 A War Production Board official said restoring cut-off civilian goods to production is hardly possible until late next year. Deeper cuts could prolong the war by six months as military allocations stay tight. Agencies report pressure to restock civilian shelves amid retail worries.
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Washington
High
Armed Services
Army
Navy and Maritime Commission
WPB
Lend Lease
Fuller Rites To Be Held Tuesday
The funeral for John W. Fuller 64 who died in Staunton Virginia will be held Tuesday afternoon at 4 from Kurtz funeral home. He was a mechanic and son of the late John W. Fuller who served in Company K Fifth Va Infantry during the Civil War. Pallbearers are Lee Miller Roland Ashly Richard Boxwell Harry Anderson Zell Anderson and W W Dellinger. Rev Ronald Wilson will officiate.
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John W. Fuller
Staunton
Kurtz
Mr. Fuller
Va. Infantry
George W. Kurtz
Lee Miller
Roland Ashly
Richard Boxwell
Harry Anderson
Zell Anderson
W. W. Dellinger
Ronald Wilson
Congress move to curb strikes in government plants
An anti-strike bill cleared Congress during coal talks and heads to President Roosevelt for action. It would forbid strikes in government operated plants and impose fines and prison terms for instigating work stoppages. Lewis and the United Mine Workers face heightened criticism amid wage talks. The War Labor Board considers portal to portal pay issues with a midweek decision expected.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Sam Rayburn
Wallace
White House
Senate
Lewis
United Mine Workers
American Federation of Labor
Congress of Industrial Organizations
War Labor Board
Restrictions Hindering Virginia Food Production Says Walker
Virginia agriculture commissioner L M Walker Jr says Washington rules hamper food production, making outlook worse. He cites low lamb prices, lack of OPA quotas, labor issues, and policy friction as reasons for declining output and farmer frustration. He warns of reduced meat availability and calls for equitable agriculture policy to raise production.
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Richmond
L. M. Walker, Jr
Virginia
Washington
Walker
OPA
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