200 fail to work after shift in hours
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Telling blow at Axis struck by Wilhelmina
Partnership offer to her empire gives life to Atlantic Charter
By William Philip Simms, Scripps-Howard foreign editor
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McNutt broadens manpower survey to list 270 cities
Indicating labor surplus or shortage helps direct war contracts to factories where they can be handled best, director says
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‘Tell it to the Marines’ via EFM service at 60¢
Washington –
The Navy announced today hat relatives and correspondents of Marine Corps personnel on duty ashore overseas may now make use of an inexpensive, rapid means of communication known as the EFM (Expeditionary Force Message) service.
Through this service, messages are accepted at any public telegraph, cable or radio office and are transmitted as cablegrams or radiograms to overseas bases. Cost of an EFM message is 60¢ plus tax.
Cardinal sees sure victory in new faith
American people are meeting emergency miraculously, O’Connell says
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Willkie asks U.S., Britain to agree now
Flaying censorship, he prods both nations for post-war aims
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12 die in bomber crash; victims’ name withheld
Maxton Field, North Carolina (UP) –
The Maxton Field Public Relations Office announced today that 12 persons were killed when an Army airplane crashed near Montgomery, Alabama, on a “routing flight” from Maxton Field to Maxwell Field, Alabama.
The crash occurred at 10 p.m. Saturday.
The Public Relations Office said that, contrary to usual procedure:
Names of the victims of this crash will not be disclosed.
Six Army fliers killed
Hamilton Field, California –
An Army bomber crashed yesterday near Plantation, California, about 100 miles north of San Francisco, killing the crew of six.