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- Advertising News and Notes
- Police Head Accuses Army
- Court Is Caustic on Mercy to Murderer; Calls Law Barring Mandatory Death 'Silly'
- Speeds Jersey Bar Test
- WEST SIDE DEALS MADE BY OPERATOR; Paul Hitlin Sells Apartment House in 73d St. and Buys One in 98th ...
- CLARIFY CENSORSHIP ON PRINTED MATERIAL; Officials Explain New Rules to Foreign Traders
- WPB Branch Moves
- ASK 'GIVE AND TAKE' FOR DETROIT PEACE; Chairman and Others of the City Interracial Committee Push Anti-Riots ...
- CIVIL SERVICE GROUP PONDERS FIRE CHIEFS; Will Continue Investigation of Promotions by Mayor
- BARS TRADE RESTRAINT IN COMMERCIAL FILMS; FTC Orders Producers, Booking Agents to Stop Practices
- Elected by Delaware Trust
- BIDS AUDITORS MAP CONTRACT CLOSING; Garbade Urges Companies Set Up Plan Now on Termnation of Their War ...
- For 100% Tax on Excess Profits
- REPORTS SAVINGS IN SERVICE BUYING; Folsom Says Armed Forces Cut Waste and Duplication by Cooperative ...
- Named to Executive Posts By the Wildroot Company
- GLASS CONTAINERS DUE FOR WPB CURBS; Impending Order Will Cut Use of Containers 35%, Except for Food ...
- Holiday in Canada Tomorrow
- Elected to Directorate Of New York Trust Co.
- STOCK BLOCKS MARKETED; Two Distributions Reported With Quick Oversubscription
- COTTON PRICES SAG UNDER LIQUIDATION; Selling in July, Nervousness Over WFA Shake-Up Bring Losses of ...
- Article 11 -- No Title
- Majestic Calls Debentures
- MERGER PLAN GIVEN FOR TWO UTILITIES; SEC Reveals Proposals for International and Dominion Gas and Electric ...
- Cotton Exchange Seat Sold
- Hearing for Affiliated Fund
- LEAVE ANDREWS STEEL; President and Vice President of the Concern Resign
- STATE BOND SALE BRINGS $7,884,589; Municipal Issues From Canal Debt Sinking Funds Sold at Premium of ...
- STOCKS DEPRESSED BY NEWS FACTORS; Political Influences Aided by Profit-Taking as Day's Turnover Is Reduced ...
- DEBENTURE SALE PLANNED; Consolidated Cigar 3 1/4% Issue to Total $7,000,000
- ISSUE OFFERED TODAY; 60,000 Shares of Merchants and Manufacturers on Market
- CHILDS HEARING ON JULY 7; Bankruptcy Referee to Report on Solvency of Concern
- BONDS AND SHARES ON LONDON MARKET; Chief Interest Taken in the Kaffir Mining Issues, With Various Gains ...
- HEDGING PRESSURE EVIDENT IN WHEAT; Resignation of Davis Declared Likely to Bring End of Some 'Constructive ...
- SALES TOTAL RAISED BY BENDIX AVIATION; $417,812,580 for Six Months Compares With $170,420,270 for Period ...
- SCHENLEY EARNINGS INCREASE SHARPLY; Profit Before Taxes for Nine Months to May 31, 1943, Is Put at $25,131,738 ...
- Kellogg Leases Cereal Plant
- Network of Committees Is Ready For War Loan Drive in the State; Special Sales Force of 150 Canvassing ...
- Vadsco, Delettrez to Merge
- UNITED DRUG GAINS IN REFUNDING PLAN; Negotiations on $30,000,000 in 25-Year 5% Debentures Are Now in ...
- SAFEWAY, KROGER UPHELD; Anti-Trust Law Indictments Dismissed by Court
- TORONTO BROKERS BARRED; 2 More Restrained From Dealing in Securities in Jersey
- Bills Offered by Treasury; Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES.
- RAIL REFINANCING ASKED; Gulf, Mobile & Ohio Seeks to Issue New Securities
- ALL BANKS IN STATE GET FDIC COVERAGE; Roll Completed by Approval of One Commercial and 121 Savings Institutions ...
- WPB TO DIRECT USE OF ALL WOOD PULP; Spokesman Says Supply Prospects Are Poor and Strict Control Will ...
- MISS COATES VICTOR IN JUNIOR NET PLAY; Beats Miss Hopkins, 6-3, 6-3, in Metropolitan Quarter-Finals
- BILL WOULD SPEED WAR CONTRACT PAY; War Department Aids House Committee in Drafting Plan to Cut Down ...
- EXTORTION ATTEMPT BY GURRAH BARED; He and Lepke Demanded $8,000, Garment Maker Says
- OPA WIDENS ORDER COVERING APPAREL; Adds to Number of Lines, Puts Control on All-Year Basis -- Other ...
- AD MEN CONDEMN GRADE LABEL PLAN; Federation's Resolution Hits Mandatory U.S. Program as Harmful to Consumer ...
- GREAT LAKES BEATS CUBS; Wins, 11-7, for Third Straight Over National Leaguers
- WEIGH NEW ORDERS ON GAS APPLIANCES; Producers Study Pending WPB Step to Lift Output and OPA Rationing Proposal
- ROBINSON GAINS VERDICT; Beats Jones in Feature Eight-Round Bout at Queensboro
- Killed by Train at New Rochelle
- Kalchik on All-Star Eleven
- Segura After Jersey Honors
- Fight Card Canceled
- Montgomery Off for Bout
- Kuntz and Bechjord, Yale Golfers, Gain U.S. Collegiate Semi-Finals; Both Notch Double Victories in Tourney ...
- Indiana Loses Court Staff
- Snack Pays $245 in Chicago
- MISS BERG DEFEATS MRS. HILL, 5 AND 3; Continues Comeback Pace by Gaining Second Round of Western Open ...
- HAEGG ENDS TRAINING FOR RACE WITH DODDS; Gil Declares He's at Peak for Chicago Test on Friday
- MAY ABANDON FOOTBALL; Washington U. to Act Unless Manpower Situation Changes
- Stephens and McQuinn, Browns, Rejected for Military Service; Outlook for Club Improved With Status of ...
- VOLO SONG TROTS TO EASY TRIUMPH; Takes Matron Stake, Feature of Grand Circuit Opening at North Randall ...
- Goward Beats Clabby at Golf
- CARDS IN TWIN BILL WITH GIANTS HERE; Invade Polo Grounds, While Reds and Dodgers Clash at Ebbets Field ...
- McCoy and La Motta Bout Off
- HARTFORD CLUB PENALIZED; Use of Ineligible Player Costs Team Four Victories
- ROCHESTER CONQUERS NEWARK IN NINTH, 6-5; Burmeister's Hit With Bases Full Settles Contest
- Bright Willie Triumphs Over Kingfisher by Four Lengths With De Kalb Next; FAVORITE ANNEXES SIX-FURLONG ...
- PIMLICO ALLOTTED 12-DAY RACE MEET; Session Will Start on Nov. 1 -- Three Other Tracks May Run Joint Session
- Besse Rejoins Athletics Today
- Lietz, Atlanta Pilot, Released
- THE SCREEN; 'Best Foot Forward,' Delightful Film Based on Stage Musical, With Lucille Ball and Some ...
- YANKS CRUSH WELLSVILLE; Triumph, 19-2, Behind Byrne, Who Allows Only Four Hits
- JERSEY CITY VICTOR, 3-2; Scores All Three Runs in First to Triumph Over Buffalo
- SCREEN NEWS HERE AND IN HOLLYWOOD; Sinclair Lewis Will Write the Script for Metro's 'Super' Western ...
- AIDE COMES BACK TO BROOKLYN FOLD; Dressen, Rehired as a Dodger Coach by President Rickey, to Be in Uniform ...
- Sports of the Times; Baseball's Big Day
- Of Local Origin
- VERONICA MIMOSO HEARD AT STADIUM; 17-Year-Old Pianist Offers Chopin Concerto No. 2, With Smallens Conducting ...
- WIFE-BEATER SENTENCED; Convicted on Testimony of His Wounded Soldier Son
- VICTIM OF MUGGING DIES FROM INJURIES; Man, Attacked in Central Park by 2 Thugs Who Robbed Him of $6, ...
- BUS HEARINGS OPEN TODAY; Public Service Board to Check on Mileage Reductions
- JANE FROMAN GETS STARDOM IN REVUE; Singer, a Survivor of Clipper Crash at Lisbon, to Appear in 'Artists ...
- LUISE RAINER IN COURT; Actress Appears When Former Maid Is Held as Gem Thief
- DIVORCES JACKIE COOGAN; Wife Gets $60 a Month to Support Herself and Child
- JURY CONVICTS PARISI; Identification by Elderly Woman Seals Slayer's Doom
- Rita Johnson Obtains Divorce
- THE PLAY IN REVIEW; John Brownlee Comes Uptown From Metropolitan to Appear as Francois Villon in First ...
- This Is Pupils' Great Day; Vacation Time Is Here
- FREE DANCING TO OPEN; Annual Summer Series in Parks Begins Tomorrow Night
- Fairlawn Theatre Blast Fatal
- MONEY IS PROVIDED FOR PLAY CENTERS; Private Funds Make Possible After-School Activities in Three Harlem ...
- DEWEY URGES SAFE JULY 4; Governor Says Holiday Fatalities Are 'National Calamity'
- SLAYER, 13, GETS 14 YEARS; Massachusetts Boy Killed Spinster, 72, With a Hammer
- HEAD OF AUTO CLUB WOULD OUST ICKES; Says Petroleum 'Bottleneck' Will Stay as Long as Fuel Coordinator ...
- War Reduces Summer Social Register To Smallest Size Since Turn of Century
- DENIES DRESS MIX-UP FOR NAVY'S OFFICERS; Admiral Said to Have Clarified Situation to House Group
- Admiral Standley III in Moscow
- USED TIRE RATION FOR A CARD STOPS; OPA Orders Ban in Gasoline Shortage Area After Jeffers Reports Shortage
- DEWEY PRESENTS PARK GAMES PRIZES; Governor Praises Sports for Youth as Certain Cure for Juvenile Delinquency ...
- BETTY GRABLE TO BE WED; Marriage to Harry James Set for Monday in Las Vegas, Nevada
- 'HAMLET'S' SHIRT BRINGS $7; Pink Girdle Also Sold at Auction of Barrymore Wardrobe
- SHOT ENDS CHASE FOR ORANGUTAN; Animal That Kept Oceanside on Alert for Almost a Week Killed by Patrolman ...
- COLLEGE GOES TO FARM; 200 Brooklyn Students to Unite Studies and Harvesting
- PLAYS A DETECTIVE AND GETS HIS MAN; City Patrol Officer in Bronx Traps an Alleged Auto Thief by a Ruse
- BRONX YOUTH, 16, STABBED; Flight Fails to Save Him When Accosted by Gang of Boys
- EX-CONVICT SEIZED FOR KILLING IN 1931; Suspect in Slaying of Priest Has Narcotics Charge Pending
- ENGLISH IS FAVORED AS A WORLD TONGUE; London Conference Emphasizes Its Extralinguistic Advantages
- Obituary 1 -- No Title
- SOLDIER VOTE SEEN AIDING DEMOCRATS; Party Will Take the Lead in Getting Out the Ballots, Gallup Poll ...
- iIRS. JACOB BESSELING
- GLEN COVE KEEPS CHARTER; Voters Reject, 952 to 823, Move for a New Document
- Birth Notice 1 -- No Title
- EDUCATION POSTS ENDED; Position of Dean of Men and Women Abolished at City College
- DR. BEINAID It. ALLEN
- GE .DANEL,J OF TRIJCKIlt6 FIRMI I; Executive Vice President ofI I Concern He and J. A. KennedyI Founded ...
- MOTHER ENRICA, HEAD OF HOSPITAL 12 YEARS; Director of the Columbus Here Friend of Late Mother Cabrini
- MRS. MATTIE E. PILES; Mother of Four Prominent Men! in Oil Industry Dies at 85
- itl[RS. ROBERT B. CLARK
- DR. HARRISON A. TUCKER; Brooklyn Physician for 54 Years -- Former Tennis Player
- I. DARIO SlqLlqGARDI
- CAPT. 3ATF..S iYI'LAUGHLT
- PHINEAS W. SPRAGUE; Coal Merchant in New England tFounded West virglnia Town
- GUY B. WAITE SR.; Pioneer in Concrete Construction Ex-lnstructor at R. P. I.
- I IlIS. C. HEqlIEESON SUIPPLEE I
- MISS DRAPER DIES; RED CROSS EX-AIDE; Served in Spanish-American, First World Wars -- Was on Board of ...
- DR'JOSePH SOEHM, UROLOGIST, WAS 66; Practiced Here for 25 Years-Dies in Park Avenue Home
- Senator Langer Is Disputed; His Statement About OPA Attorneys Is Regarded as Incorrect
- Canners Have Problems
- 'GAS' RESTRICTIONS WIDELY PROTESTED; Edison Says Pleasure Driving Curb Will 'Blight' Resorts on Jersey's ...
- Draft Labor Bill Is Opposed; Workers Organization Sees Deprivation of Liberty in Austin-Wadsworth Act
- Abroad; The Obligation of Her Liberators to France
- Hot-Weather Shirt Wanted
- Two-Way Traffic With China
- Topics of The Times
- Senate Confirms McNally
- Books -- Authors
- ELECTED TO N.Y.U. COUNCIL; Dr. C.W. Gerstenberg to Be an Alumni Member Four Years
- SEES RISING NEED OF WAR CHILD CARE; Dr. Goodykoontz Says Million Will Want Supervision by Fall as Mothers Work
- DENTAL CARE FOR SEAMEN; Hospital Reserves Open Free Service for Merchant Navy
- Books of the Times
- SCHOOL WOMAN HEADS NUTRITION COMMITTEE; Dr. Grace MacLeod to Direct Special Planning Group
- Sphinx Silhouette, Chinese Styles Seen at 'Global' Millinery Show; Influences of Traditional Hats of ...
- Navy Commissions 450 Women
- SUBSIDY PLAN HELD INFLATION REMEDY; OPA Official Says U.S. Faces a Choice Between Two, Urges Grants ...
- Off to a Notable Start
- PACKERS TO FIGHT BAN ON MEAT PLAN; Local Independents Will Ask Why OPA Refuses Approval of Sales on ...
- SENATE PASSES WAAC BILL; Measure Making Corps Part of Army Goes to President
- FOR TEACHING BY EXAMPLE; Pilley Tells Conference It Is Better Method Than Precept
- NAMED CDVO DIRECTOR; Mrs. J.T.J. Mali Assumes Post at Pershing Square Center
- BRITISH SHIP LISTS 6 WRENS IN CREW; Young Women, Now in Port Here, Perform Men's Work as Radio Coders ...
- June Weddings Up by 50% At Church Around Corner
- Reports New Super Light Alloy
- BREAK TRADITION IN SOUTH AMERICA; Women, in Increasing Numbers, Are Working in Many Fields Outside Their ...
- Will Send 5,000 Cows to Europe
- News of Food; Booklets on Canning and Cutting Down On Fats Give Helpful Tips to Housewives
- PORK, LAMB, MUTTON GOING MORE TO PUBLIC; WFA Allows Larger Civilian Share -- Beef Quota Stands
- HOPEFUL OF SERVICE BILL; Wadsworth Says Roosevelt Has Plans Under Consideration
- WEST TESTS WHALE STEAK; Maritime Concern Brings Tons of Meat to San Francisco
- STATE PIG CROP UP 53%; New York Farmers Plan Still Greater Increase Next Year
- SUBSIDY PLAN USED IN ALCOHOL MARKET; OPA Arranges to Buy Entire Output of Industrial Plants and Resell ...
- INSURANCE PLAN SPEEDED; Mutual Life to Pay Relatives of Soldiers on Notice of Death
- Wallace's Attack; Violation of President's Order On Official Criticisms Is Soon
- TOO MANY HOGS MARKETED; War Meat Board Asks Slowdown to Let Packers Catch Up
- SAYS DAVIS SAW FAMINE; Grocers' Group Urges Support of Its 11-Point Program
- TARKINGTON FOR WILLKIE; Novelist Calls Him 'Logical' Republican Choice for 1944
- BACKS NEWS ON DAVIS ROW; Davis of OWI Says Food Differences Are Not 'Bickerings'
- PLAY PROGRAM STRESSED; Importance of Summer Recreation for Children Set Forth
- YOUTH OF 14 TELLS OF WAR CONTRACT; Head of Midget Manufacturing Company of Chicago Here on Junior Achievement ...
- NETHERLAND PRINCESS BAPTIZED IN OTTAWA; Queen Wilhelmina Takes Part in Service For Granddaughter
- REPUBLICAN WOMEN URGED TO ACTIVITY; Delegates to State Federation of Clubs Exhorted to Formulate Forceful ...
- ASKS TRAINING PLANES FOR COLOMBIA FLIERS; Founder of Civil Aeronautics School Stresses Nation's Needs
- 100 GIRL SCOUTS REPORT; Reach Wallkill Camp, Ready to Aid Ulster County Farms
- PENNY IN WAR PLANT STARTS AN AVALANCHE; Coin Put on New Plane Ends in $3,000 for Navy Relief Fund
- ANITA E. SUMROW ENGAGED ;; Wedding to Midshipman James F. Stomber Set for Next Month
- ACADEMY ELECTS JOLIOT; Son-in-Law of Mine. Curie Is Admitted to French Group
- NEW POST FOR H.C. PELL; Ex-Minister to Hungary Put on War Crime Commission
- Son to James C. Lobenstincs
- CAROL TOMPKINS ' ENOAOED TO WBI); Vassar College Graduate Will Be the Bride of Irving Lester Selvage ...
- Sturgis -- Woolford
- Child to Mrs. H. J. McCarty Jr.
- FLIER WEDS IN AFRICA; !Col. Stanley Donovan Marries r Margaret Roblee of Red Cross
- JANSEN NOYESES GIVE DINNER FOR THEIR SON; Jeanie Van Norden Entertains for Lucy and Hilda Hutchinson
- LOUISA ?_2 E__.GAGEO; Will Be Wed to Vernon Eagle,I Who Took Part in Dieppe Raid J
- Weber -- Galloway
- ENSIGN IHDE OF WAVES A PROSPECTIVE BRIDE; Nutley Girl Fiancee of Ensign Paul F. Markstrom of Navy
- Arthur Watermans Have Son
- MARY GETHMAN TO WED; Bride-Elect and Fiance, Gordon Galloway, Are Oberlin Graduates
- Ellen F. Macnee Betrothed
- U.S. Miners Rebuked by Chinese Papers; War Needs Put Above Labor Sympathies
- Margaret L. Harrell Fiancee
- Talcotb -- Bushneli
- MISS RUTH TAYLOR HEW JERSEY BRIDE; She Is Wed to Ross Fowler Jr. of Navy in Dutch Reformed Church of ...
- Notes
- Article 10 -- No Title
- GROUP HERE SENDING MAIL TO SERVICE MEN; Many in Armed Forces Are Gladdened by Attention
- MOVE TO ERADICATE RACIAL FRICTIONS; 33 White and 33 Negro Southern Leaders Form Committee for Collaboration
- STEEL WORKERS 'QUIT' AT 2 JERSEY PLANTS; Unauthorized Strikes Staged at Harrison and Trenton
- Job Insurance Offices Close
- SCORES PAY SCALE IN WAR INDUSTRIES; Engel Tells House, After Tour of 47 Plants, He Found Some Wages ...
- New Mexico $600,000 in Black
- RECORD PAY SEEN FOR RAIL WORKERS; Will Reach a New High This Year, Panel Hearing Plea for Increase Is Told
- WAR APPEAL MADE TO HARD COAL MEN; Union Committee, at Meeting Here, Urges Work Return in 'Best Interests ...
- Settles Roebling Estate Tax
- CIO Delegation Urges Congress To Bach 5-Point New Deal Program; McIntyre, at White House, Tells New ...
- Back-to-Work Movement Gains
- Allows OWI $3,000,000
- $50,400 FOR CITY RELIEF; Wine Division of Greater New York Fund Exceeds Quota
- DEATH RATE IN CITY AT HIGH MARK AGAIN; Health Commissioner Reports Rise Above Previous Week
- ICKES EXTENDS OIL CURB; Fourteen States and the Rest of Florida Get Fuel Restrictions
- DRAFT LAW URGED FOR CIVIL DEFENSE; Heads of Protection Services in Westchester Call on President to ...
- NEA ASKS SENATE FOR FEDERAL AID; Thousands of Schools Doomed Unless $300,000,000 Bill Is Passed, Says ...
- URGES AUTO TAX DELAY; Association Asks Congress to Vote 6-Month Moratorium
- Article 9 -- No Title
- WLB Supports Subsidy Program To Control Rising Costs of Food; Unanimous Statement Says They 'Gravely ...
- U-BOATS SEEN DRIVEN TO 'SUICIDAL' ATTACKS; By End of This Year They Will Be Curbed, Capt. Reinicke Says
- Named by Attorney General
- Transit Offices Are Vacated
- Project Exhibit Planned
- LONG-DISTANCE CALLS DOUBLED IN 2 YEARS; 150,000 New Operators Added to Handle Increased Traffic
- BRITH ABRAHAM ELECTS; Hoffman Again Heads Order -- Saratoga Meeting Ends
- Killed in Arms Plant Fire
- MUSEUM TO GET $167,907; Legacy to Metropolitan From G.M. McDonald Estate
- ATTAINS EPISCOPACY IN NATIVE BUFFALO; Dr. J.A. Burke Is Consecrated Where He Toiled as Boy to Help Gain ...
- DEAN HAWKES FUND $1,500; Columbia College Groups Plan to Raise $5,000 for Memorial
- RAISES OWN WIRE RATES; Government to Pay 80%, Not 60%, of Charge to Public
- Accused in Death of Wife
- ONLY MAN IS VILE IN INDIA'S PARADISE; Vale of Kashmir Is a Jewel of Flowers, Lakes and Rivers Set in ...
- Mexico Honors Chiang
- White Plains Engineer Ends Life
- Fighters Turn Bombers To Beat Aleutians' Fog
- 7 SONS COMMISSIONED; Oklahoma Mother Writes to Each One Every Week
- 397 PREPARED FOR AIR; Graduate From the Manhattan Aviation Trades High School
- ST. PATRICK'S SCENE OF CONSECRATION; Niedhammer Is First Native of U.S. to Be Named as Bishop of Central ...
- MAYOR MAKES APPEAL FOR GREENWICH HOUSE; Urges All to Contribute to Save Old Welfare Center
- SALGADO WILL VISIT U.S.; Brazilian Air Minister Will Come Here Early in July
- JAPANESE IN BURMA BUILD UP RAIL STOCKS; U.S. Bombers Attach Them for Second Successive Day
- JAPANESE DEADLY, EICHELBERGER SAYS; They Are Toughest Foes, He Tells 400 New Officers
- Canadians Capture Fleeing Nazi
- On Ship on Which Kin Died
- JAPAN 'ANNOUNCES' A PLAN TO ATTACK; Says an All-Out Offensive Against Australia Will Start 'at Any Moment' ...
- BARNEY ROSS TO GET MEDAL; Silver Star to Go to Fighter for Heroism in Guadalcanal
- 500,000 Holiday Harvesters Help British Farmers to Bring in Crops; Volunteers Hire Out at Good Wages ...
- Panama Minister Returns
- ENEMY IS HIT HARD IN SOLOMONS, KISKA; Light Warships and Air Bases Are Bombed in Continuing South Pacific ...
- SEA HERO KILLED BY FALL; Survivor of Three Torpedoings Is Drowned at Dock Here
- Article 8 -- No Title
- Nazis Seize Francois-Poncet
- U. S. BID TO STALIN BELIEVED ACCEPTED; But Premier Is Thought to Have Avoided Suggesting Time for a ...
- Nazis Held Outmaneuvered
- Poles Sink Axis Freighter
- NAZIS TELL OF LOSS IN SOVIET ATTACKS; Berlin Broadcasts Reports of Breaks in German Lines on Lake Ilmen ...
- Russian Elections Postponed
- CASTAWAYS FEAST ON ROAST BABY PIGS; 'Tasted Like Candy,' Says One Survivor of a Torpedoed Ship in Pacific ...
- CASUALTIES TO RISE, SAYS ELMER DAVIS; Head of OWI Refers to Our Losses in First World War
- FLIERS HARASS JAPANESE; Bad Southwest Pacific Weather Restricts Air Action
- 1,189 U.S. SOLDIERS LISTED PRISONERS; War Department Names 932 Held by Germany, 256 by Japan, 1 by Italy ...
- Urges Nazis Go Barefoot
- NAVY CASUALTIES 26,963; Twelve Men Added to List and Status of Eleven Changed
- FBI Asks Citizens' Help in Tracking Down Spies
- 166 MARINE OFFICERS ADVANCED IN RANK; President's Son Gets Rating for General Service
- TORPEDO MARKSMANSHIP; British Missile Fired Through Breakwater Hits Ship
- MILLION CASUALTIES OF MENTAL ILLS SEEN; Dr. Ruggles Asks Better Means of Screening Draftees
- PRIETO ATTACKS BRITAIN; Urges Attlee to Oppose Return of Spanish Monarchy
- VISITORS FROM SOVIET HONORED BY CONSUL; Poet and Head of Jewish State Theatre Guests at Reception
- Powerful U.S. Transmitter in North Africa Gives Europe Truthful Picture of the War
- Appeal Filed for Leiner
- ATTRITION HELD HEAVY IN GERMAN INDUSTRY; Russian Says War Production Is Grinding to a Standstill
- DE GAULLE, GIRAUD IMPLEMENT UNITY; Former Will Exercise Full Power While Africa's Commander Is Here ...
- Secret Russian Deal Denied
- French Guiana Sends Fighters
- VOIDS CONVICTION OF SIX FOR TREASON; Federal Appeals Court Finds Serious Errors in Trial of 3 Haupt ...
- Two New Appointments
- BRITISH FACTORIES GAIN IN FLEXIBILITY; Building Up of Basic Stocks for Army Enables Fast Shifts in Types ...
- PALESTINE GROWERS TO GET BIGGER LOANS; Citrus Groves to Be Maintained for Post-War Markets
- SWEDE SAYS RAIDS BREAK REICH MORALE; Letter Received Here Describes Consternation in Berlin
- Luftwaffe, Busy at Home, Forgets to Raid Britain
- BIG RIOTS REPORTED IN FOUR GREEK CITIES; Outbreaks Attributed to Raids by American Planes
- Radio Locators for U-Boats
- Article 7 -- No Title
- U-Boats Beaten, German Says
- MORINIGO IN PANAMA; Paraguayan President Receives Honors There and in Mexico
- British Provide Bakeries For Yanks' Bread at Front
- U.S. REAL ENEMY, GERMAN DECLARES; Americans More Brutal Because They Think They Run No Risks, Dietmar ...
- MME. CHIANG IN BRAZIL; Arrives on Her Way Home From Long Visit in U.S.
- Yugoslav Action Detailed
- Italians Call City Ruined
- Sikorski Sees Allied Chiefs
- Pantelleria -- III; Air Power Held to Have Proved Its Claim To an Equal Place in the Military Team
- YUGOSLAVS IN DRIVE AS NAZI FEARS RISE; Mikhailovitch's Patriots Push Foe Back -- Liberation of Belgians ...
- 350,000 Germans Reported
- Hopes of Respite Blasted
- CHINESE BREAK INTO TOWN; Report Owchihkow Pierced After Encircling Tired Foe
- AIR HONORS FOR MEN IN SERVICE COMMAND; Five Americans in Britain Are Decorated for Work
- German Army Move Reported
- Article 4 -- No Title
- Article 5 -- No Title
- CATHEDRAL RUINED, GERMANS ASSERT; Center of Cologne Edifice Said to Have Collapsed Under a Direct Bomb Hit
- Italian
- 2 Crippled British Fliers Bag 6 Foes in 10 Minutes
- German
- Finnish
- Russian
- Article 3 -- No Title
- Article 6 -- No Title
- CONFEREES AGREE ON SUBSIDY CURBS; Back Bill Killing Price Aid on Beef, Butter, Coffee -- Jones Takes ...
- United Nations
- British
- Front Page 1 -- No Title
- COOL RAIN ABATES 18-DAY HEAT WAVE; Showers Send Mercury From 81 to 63 in Two-Hour Period, Ending Long ...
- Article 2 -- No Title
- United States
- BATTLE IN PUBLIC; Failure Is Pictured by Vice President in War Material Imports BUREAUCRACY IS BLAMED ...
- Article 1 -- No Title
- Food Subsidy Sharply Opposed By Dairy and Poultry Groups; FARM GROUPS FIGHT SUBSIDIES ON FOOD
- U-BOAT SUNK DAILY FOR PAST 2 WEEKS; Progress Revealed in Forecast of Imminent Thrusts at German-Held ...
- Wallace Move Was Surprise To Him, Says the President; He Asserts He Did Not Know of Charges Till He ...
- FBI TRAPS ENGINEER WHO GAVE NAZI SPY DATA ON U.S. ARMS; Former German Officer Born in Uruguay Admits ...
- RECORD ARMY BILL PASSED BY SENATE; MISGIVINGS VOICED; $71,507,678,873 Voted Amid Charges of 'Blind Support' ...
- Italian Naval Base Battered By 100 Planes in 9 Minutes; ITALIAN NAVY BASE BATTERED IN RAID
- STAYS IN JERSEY INQUIRY; Tax Official Refuses to Quit on Tilt With Hague Counsel
- PATROLMAN SHOT BY WIFE; Would-Be Waac Thought His Revolver Was Empty
- A BLACKOUT UP-STATE; This City and Long Island Not Included in Army Test
- Up-State Woman Dies at 99
- SIX-STORY HOUSE GOES TO INVESTOR; Bank Disposes of Structure With 42 Apartments in West 13th Street
- PARK AVENUE LEADS DAY'S RENTAL LISTS; Two Executives Among Those Taking Quarters There
- ASKS MORE HIRING OF OLDER WOMEN; McNutt Says War Industries Neglect Them, Using Only 22% of Those Available
- STATE TAX BASE OFF ONE-FIFTH IN DECADE; Decline Is $6,793,981,570 -Big Rise in Exemptions
- $115,000 Loan in Forest Hills
- HOLC SELLS IN BROOKLYN; Disposes of Houses in 49th and Winthrop Streets
- REALTY FIRMS BUY JERSEY CITY FLATS; Bloomfield Property Leased to 'G.E.' Changes Hands
- Investor Buys Jamaica House
- Charge Cigar Misrepresentation
- Old Homestead to Decorator
- BUSINESS BUILDING IN QUICK TURNOVER; Frederick Brown Resells 12-Story Structure Bought Only Last Week
- ROADS FACE SLUMP, WAGE BOARD HEARS; Post-War Decline in Business Makes Pay Rise Unwise, Dr. Parmelee Testifies
- Sees Machine Tool Future Dull
- 37 INDUSTRIAL PLANTS GET WAR JOB AWARDS; Army-Navy Pennants Are Presented for Production
- Republic Plans to Buy Some of Moore Holdings
- SHIPBUILDERS GO ON TRIAL; Bayonne Concern Is Accused of Fraud in U.S. Contracts
- ASSOCIATION FIGHTS REDUCTION IN RATES; Wants Government to Pay Same Charges as Civilians
- TO 'CONVENE' BY RADIO; Foremen's Unit to Aid War Effort by Broadcasting Program
- Shells Made With Less Steel
- ACCEPTS FSA COMPROMISE; But Senate Insists on Crop Insurance and Soil Conservation
- SHELL MAKING IMPROVED; Pullman-Standard Reports a Saving of 28,000 Tons Steel
- 'DUD' FUSE REJECTIONS CUT; New Willys-Overland Machine Aids Inspection Routine
- EARLY ORDERS CUT MILLINERY BUYING; Retailers Had Made Heavy Commitments Previous to Market Week
- Chosen General Manager Of Bituminous Coal, Inc.
- ASSOCIATION MEN ELECT; Name H.E. Aldrich as President of the New York City Chapter
- FIX OWN CEILINGS ON UNDERGARMENTS; Association Committee Adopts Final Draft of Prices to Replace GMPR
- Assumes Vice Presidency Of Celotex Corporation
- Advertising News and Notes
- STEPS UP PROTEIN OUTPUT; Park & Tilford Begins Wide Use of New By-Product Method
- ATTACKS 'FRINGE' OF AD PROFESSION; Larrabee Says 'Cheap and Cynical' Group Damages Entire Industry
- Assistant to President Of American Locomotive
- Christensen With Celotex
- Bond Hearing Set for July 8
- JOIN MILLING DIRECTORATE; Three Are Elected to Board of the Colorado Company
- PENSION FUND SET UP FOR NEEDLEWORKERS; Union and Employer Groups Sign Five-Year Agreement
- Reilly Again Heads Todd
- DEADLINE SET FOR NOTES; Subscriptions for Treasury Issue Must Be in Tonight
- BX-19 Holders to Get Cash
- FORD MOTOR SURPLUS UP; Stands at $623,573,392 at End of '42, Rise of $10,894,861
- Jamaica Studies Beveridge Plan
- $45,000,000 REFUNDING PROPOSED BY UTILITY; Indiana Concern Submits Plan to SEC for New Bond Issue
- PAYROLLS ROSE IN APRIL; Factory Workers' Hourly Earnings Also Showed Increase
- Alberta Will Default On $2,000,000 in Bonds
- COTTON PRICES RISE AFTER WEAK START; Distant Contracts Show the Most Strength -- Subsidy Bar Is Factor ...
- Steel Production Shows a New Decline During Week as Result of Coal Stoppage
- REFINANCING PLANNED AS SEQUEL TO MERGER; South Carolina Utility Files $20,000,000 Proposal With SEC
- Universal Common on Curb
- UTILITY FILES PLAN TO REDUCE CAPITAL; Application Made by Idaho Power and Parent Concern, Electric Power ...
- RAIL COAL VOLUME RISES; Shipments to New England Show Return to Near Normal
- Many Canadian Markets To Observe Dominion Day
- FCC BARS BRANCH MERGERS; Telegraph Companies Must First Get Board's Permission
- CALLS MORE DEBENTURES; Phillips Petroleum Co. Plans to Redeem $7,500,000 Worth
- $1,005,718,000 Bills Sent
- 17 HOUSING GROUPS SEEKING $57,860,000; Bids to Be Opened on July 6 by Agencies in Various Parts of the Country
- UTILITY TO RETIRE BONDS; Scranton Water Company Files Plan to Buy $500,000 Worth
- TEXTILE COMPANY CLEARS $3,268,423; Nine Months' Net of United Merchants & Manufacturers Equals $5.68 ...
- RESERVE HOLDINGS SHOW A WIDE DROP; Treasury Bills Decline Is $609,000,000 in 101 Leading Cities
- To Develop New Goods For Post-War Markets
- Leaves Bausch & Lomb To Be Schick Executive
- MONTGOMERY WARD LOSES; Order to Bargain Collectively Upheld on Appeal
- BANK ASKS CHANGE IN POLICY ON LABOR; Revision by the Government Is Necessary, Guaranty Trust Declares
- Studebaker Head to Join United Air Lines Board
- EXPORTERS DECLARE CONTROL 'HOPELESS'; Call Decentralization Plan to Latin America a Menace to Private ...
- RYE SOARS TO PEAK OF LAST 15 YEARS; U.S. Report That 55,000,000 Bushels Would Be Fed to Livestock Spurs Buying
- BANKS PREPARING FOR TAX DEPOSITS; Early Deluge of New Accounts Expected as Withholding Levy Goes Into Effect
- Plan to Recapitalize and Simplify Niagara Hudson Power Is Offered; It Calls for Consolidation of Principal ...
- BONDS AND SHARES ON LONDON MARKET; Diamond Shares Lose Ground on Profit-Taking -- Less Activity in Kaffirs
- STOCKS KEEP RISING DESPITE BAD NEWS; Some New Highs Reached, but Profit Taking Puts Prices Back Near ...
- STEEL OUTPUT OFF FOR WANT OF COAL; Production for Week Expected to Be Lowest Since 1940 -- Decline Set ...
- CHAIN BUYS PACKING PLANT; Safeway Stores Will Operate Omaha Unit at Capacity
- PAYROLL 'BOOST' CHARGED; Naming of 15 Fire Chief Aides Scored by Budget Group
- Letters of Davis and Roosevelt
- Weather Halts Red Sox Game
- Named General Manager Of Hughes Aircraft Co.
- SMALL WAR PLANTS GET BILLION VOLUME; All Business Awarded During Year After Formation of the SWPC
- MAYOR MAKES PLEA FOR FOOD SUBSIDIES; Demands in Broadcast That Congress Act at Once to Hold Down Living Costs
- CALLS OFF 25% CUT ON GRADE B HOSIERY; OPA Move Is in Line With Trade's Requests -- Will Discuss Directive
- Clabby Leads School Golfers
- 'POLITICS AS USUAL' IS ENGLISH COMMENT; Manchester Guardian Calls U.S. Situation Not Edifying
- Boyle Advances in S.I. Tennis
- SMITH'S 68 HEADS FIELD; McSpaden Stroke Back in Gene Kunes Golf at Llanerch
- INDIANS SIGN DOLJACK; Veteran Otufielder Played With Tigers in 1934 Season
- PATTY BERG TAKES HONORS WITH A 76; Returns to Links After Long Absence to Gain Medal in Women's Western Open
- Yale Gains N.C.A.A. Golf Title In Tourney Surprise at Chicago; Paces Combination Medal-Match Round for ...
- MUSKIES IN COMEBACK; Season Opens on Fighting Species in Chautauqua Thursday
- Tribuani Outboxes Davis
- SEWELL TRIPS REDS FOR PIRATES BY 7-1; Pitches Tenth Victory, Aiding Cause With 2-Run Triple to Rout ...
- GREAT LAKES WINS AGAIN; Sailors Down Camp Campbell by 12-3 for 23d Victory
- Browns Trade Criscola
- SCOTCH ABBOT FIRST IN SPRINT AT $35.60; Leads Queen's Risk Home in Suffolk Race, Proration Taking Show Money
- Star Works Lightly
- Advertisers Deny Payment
- Wilson Stops Hanbury
- BEARS STOP RED WINGS; Triumph, 2-1, on Levy's Homer and Triple by Silvanic
- WAR BOND LEAGUE PACED BY WALKER; Dodgers' Star Has 100 Points -- Ott Second with 78 in Baseball-Treasury Plan
- JERSEY CITY ON TOP, 5-1; Downs Buffalo as Sunkel Limits Opponents to Three Blows
- No Complaints Here
- Sports of the Times; Report on the Pro Football Meeting
- HAEGG ABSOLVED OF RULES BREACH; Runner Never Received Money for Use of Name in 'Ads,' Says Official in Sweden
- LANGMUIR'S WIDOW DIES; She Was Accidentally Overcome by Gas a Month Ago
- GULFSTREAM BID IS FILED; Racing Dates Sought as Miami Group Studies Reopening
- POLICEMAN'S WIFE KILLED; Paterson Patrolman Suspended -- Shooting Believed Accident
- Whirlaway, Turf's Top Money Winner of All Time, Is Retired From Racing; CALUMET CHAMPION WILL GO TO FARM
- LINKS VIERECK TO CONSUL; Receptionist Here Tells of Visits to Nazi Envoy's Office
- TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS DROP; Week's Total Is 288 as Against 382 a Year Ago
- Water Pearl Wins as Empire City Meet Opens at Jamaica; IRISH-BRED, $78.80, BEATS CHOP CHOP
- TEACHER SHORTAGE DECLARED A PERIL; N.E.A. Speakers Say 100,000 Recruits Will Be Needed in Fall, With ...
- Carter Outpoints McNutt
- MARYLAND TO HOLD 30 DAYS OF RACING; Commission Authorizes Fall Meetings at Pimlico for Four Major Tracks
- GASOLINE INCREASE FOR SOME WORKERS; Mileage Lost Through Recent Cuts in B and C Coupons Will Be Restored
- DECREE TO MRS. C. HARDING; Former Constance Fox Wed William B. Harding in 1939
- Article 16 -- No Title
- SEES 100,000-MILE TIRES; Dr. Egloff Says Synthetics of Future May Outlast Cars
- Mayor Scores Civilian Defense Slackers; Says They Would Be First to Whine in Raid
- URGES U.S. AGENCIES TO SAVE ON PAPER; Grant of Indiana Asks Them to Set Example for Press, Not Choke ...
- 4 Die After Beach Plane Crash
- Plans to Aid 4,000 Families
- WIDENS EMERGENCY RADIO; OCD Ends Restriction of Their Use to Emergencies
- NEW UNIFORM SHIFT IRKS NAVY OFFICERS; Prospect of Further Expense in Substitutions Brings Wails in Washington
- Army and Navy Propose Higher Allowances; Pay for First Child Would Be $18 a Month
- ESCAPES MONKEY ISLAND; Bronx Zoo Simian Wades Ashore and Upsets Curator's Room
- PARKER DEFIES OPA IN STARTING AUTO TRIP; Preacher Will Return by Train Friday for Test Hearing
- BLIND LAWYER MADE NEW HAVEN OFFICIAL; Henry T. Istas, Assistant City Attorney, Won Yale Honors
- Saving of Fats Urged
- HIS QUICK WIT EASES TERM FOR SWINDLER; Veteran Convinces Court He's No Legal Fourth Offender
- DRAFT OF FATHERS DEFERRED TO OCT. 1; Local Director Says They Can Count on Not Being Taken if in Essential ...
- Launch 'Frigate' This Week
- SAVE LIBERALISM, HENDERSON URGES; He Sees 'Temporary Eclipse' and Asks Return to Paths of Its 'Sure-Footed ...
- Birth Notice 1 -- No Title
- HARVEY TYSON rHITE
- ,]fO]H[N S. gVOODA]ID
- DR. MELLER DEAD; EXPERT ON SMOKE; Head of Research Project at Mellon Institute 20 Years Stricken in Pittsburgh
- Ade Too Ill to Comment
- D. B. ROSS, INYENTOR OF STEERING (}EAR; Manufacturer Dead at 71 in Indiana -- Was a Trustee of Purdue ...
- Obituary 1 -- No Title
- FRED C. HALLER DIES; BAKING CONCERN HEAD; Traveling Oven's Inventor a Leading Pittsburgh Churchman
- ]PROF. JOHN E. LAUqEB
- ilItBEL I, GILMAN
- I SISTER MARY ENRICA; I I The Mother Superior of HolyI
- JAMES J. ItENDRON
- FREDERICK De V. Le COU-T
- GEORGE L. iZATHEWSON
- BISHOP ll. ,V. CLAn
- JOHN C. FORSTER, 65, REAL ESTATE LEADER; Head of Firm Aided Projects for Civic Betterment
- FRED RUSS_ ELL M'MURRY; i Bell Telephone Laboratory ManJ a Specialist on Teletypes {
- IIRS. E. L. SCqqIII'E, RHOIN
- MRS. "ENR___YY L_, EINSTEIN I; Widow of One-Time Owner ofI I New York Press Dies Hers at 811
- IA. r. NZtRRS, LEADEn I IN GRAPHIC ARTS, 831; Pioneer in Development of the Offset Lithographlc Press ...
- HAB.TON G. BOIrKE'
- Old Title Revived
- HOWARD JONES; [ White MotorCo. Production Head
- Vanguardia Popular Not Communist
- Service Opinion
- New Freedom Suggested
- Mr. Istel Explains
- J. A. SEYMOUR DIES; I MAWR OF EN6IlqESI; Retired Auburn Manufacturer of Diesels !s Stricken Here at Age of 78
- Mrs. Luce Is Contradicted; Her Statement About Isolationists Does Not Meet Novelist's Approval
- Topics of The Times
- Books -- Authors
- In The Nation; Mr. C.C. Davis Blazes a Useful Trail
- Quebec Shipbuilders Return
- Negro Leadership Upheld; Thoughtful Members of Race Viewed as Seeking Equality Through Education
- Elected as President Of Yeshiva at Age of 32
- NAMED A WAR ARTIST; Prof. Frank Mechau to Make Sketches at Battlefronts
- WAR BOND DRIVE ON AMONG STATE'S PUPILS; Aims to 'Keep 'Em Buying' in the Summer Months
- Celler Corrects Report
- BEVIN PRAISES WOMEN FOR WAR PRODUCTION; British Labor Minister Says Their Output Surprised Him
- U.S. AIR POWER SEEN SHATTERING AXIS; Aircraft Yearbook for 1943 Says We Now Have Plane Supremacy on 9 Fronts
- Books of the Times
- Auburn Flier Gets Army Cross
- To Honor Newspapers, Radio
- NEW SIGHT SOLVES GUNNER'S PROBLEM; Mechanical 'Brain' Putting End to Guesswork in Aerial Combat Shown Here
- HARLEM MUSIC SCHOOL IS OPENED BY MAYOR; At Mount Morals Dedication He Stresses Need for Harmony
- Kitchen of Future, Largely Glass, Depicted in Toledo Industry Model
- OPPOSES ENDORSING PLANS FOR PEACE NOW; Head of Women's Clubs Warns Against Propagandists
- Mme. Chiang Going Home
- Rabbit Takes a Hop Right Into Fashion's Favored Spot; Coney Will Substitute for Wool in Next Winter's ...
- WOMEN OPERATING NEW WARNING UNIT; 'Radio B,' Secret Device, Spots Planes Within an Area of 20,000 Square Miles
- News of Food; Here Are Suggestions for Preventing Wastage of Perishable Foods in Homes
- Senate Group Approves McNally
- NURSING SCHOOL OPENS; Collegiate Course at Syracuse Starts With 53 Young Women
- Article 15 -- No Title
- Of Local Origin
- SCHOOLS NEED CUSTODIANS; Applications Are Sought to Fill 66 Vacancies in System
- HELEN HAYES INVITES 2,000 TO FREE SHOWS; Tells Fort Meade Soldiers to Look Her Up in New York
- SWARTHOUT IN 'CARMEN'; Will Sing Title Role at the Stadium on July 15 and 16
- SHIP NAMED FOR HERO LAUNCHED BY MOTHER; Sailor Was Killed in Pacific -- Destroyer Takes to Water
- Theatre War Stamp Drive
- SCREEN NEWS HERE AND IN HOLLYWOOD; Herbert Marshall Signs Metro Contract for Three Films -- 'Dorian ...
- Article 14 -- No Title
- WARNS OF A JAM IN JULY 4 TRAVEL; Eastman Advises Avoiding It by Staying at Home Over the Holiday Week-End
- NO JUDGE, NO CITIZENSHIP; Jersey Jurist Is Absent, So 900 Go to Court in Vain
- KINDERGARTEN TOTS WEAR ACADEMIC GARB; Children's Aid Society Class Is Graduated in Caps and Gowns
- OPERETTA REVIVAL OPENING TONIGHT; 'The Vagabond King' Will Be Seen at the Shubert, With John Brownlee in Cast
- Twin Sons to L.M. Meads Jr.
- STRINGHAM MUSIC HEARD AT STADIUM; His Nocturne No. 2 Is Played by Philharmonic for First Time -- Smallens ...
- LONG CHANGE-OVER SEEN AFTER WAR; Maj. Gen. Fleming Also Fears 'Large-Scale Unemployment' During Reconversion
- Named Warden at Dannemora
- Air Forces Playwright Ends 15,000-Mile Tour
- WIDOW SUES OVER SLAYING; Asks $200,000 From Man Acquitted of Husband's Murder
- Monster's Tusks Unearthed
- MISS VINTSCHGER BRIDE ]; Wedding to Lt. Lyle
- Frances Wright Engaged
- Mackenzie King Replies To Attack on Ministers
- RUBBER VICTORY IN 1944 ASSURED; Jones Tells Texans 40 Plants Will Then Produce 800,000 Tons a Year
- J.L. LUCKENBACH HURT; Woman With Him Also Injured When Car Hits Pole
- MISS TRUESDELL____ 'S TROTH; Junior at Vassar Is Engaged toI I . .Cadet John G. Cleveland I .
- HINES SEEKS A WRIT IN FIGHT FOR PAROLE; Charges Refusal to Release Him Was 'Capricious'
- BARBARA FORSCH IS WED; ( Red Cross Aid-e -- Becomes BrideI of Dr. J. Masur of Augusta, Ga. I
- FOURTH-TERM PLEA BY WISE CHEERED; Brith Abraham, by Vote, Calls Roosevelt 'Greatest Gift' to Present ...
- Jersey Socialists Nominate
- TROTH MADE KNOWN OF DOROTHY BROWNE; Bryn Mawr Graduate Will Be Bride of Ensign L. H. Shaffer
- NUPTIALS ARE HELD FOR MISS D/HIELS; She Is Married to Lt. Richard Mosher of Navy in' Church of the Transfiguration ...
- MRS. MARY BALDWIN MARRIED TO MARINE; Bride of Capt. Joseph Sheffield in New Bern, N. C., Church
- llcllroyPierce
- MISS LOUISE SMILLIE BECOMES AFFIANCED; Ex-Student at Sarah Lawrence Engaged to George A. Gueat
- Miss Katharlne $chlemm Is a Prospective Bride
- White -- Stern
- JANET HIGGINBOTHAM ENGAGED TO BE WED; Fiancee of Seth Washburn, Son of Episcopal Bishop of Newark
- MISS ANNE'OSBORN BECOMES ENGAfED; Graiddsug-ter of te Henry( F, Osborns Fiancee of Ezra P. Prentice ...
- Mrs. C. C. Conway to Be HonoredI
- FLORENCE NEWCOMB WED; Becomes Bride of Flight hieut Thomas G. !_upton of RAF
- 1VIISS WILLCOX WED TOLT. AUCHCLOS5; Her Marriage to Naval Officer Is Held in Floral Setting at Churoh ...
- Article 13 -- No Title
- AIR VICTIMS IDENTIFIED; One N.Y. Man and Two From Jersey Died in Louisiana Crash
- Ben|ta R. Miller Betrothed 81eds.t
- Estimates of Miners Still Idle
- PAY RISE DEMAND FILED; Cotton Garment Workers Appeal to WLB Panel
- JOAN H. M'MASTER BRIDE OF ENSIGN; I Wed to George Boomer, Navy,I the Son of Waldorf-Astoria I ! Head, ...
- RETURNING MINERS RAISE COKE OUTPUT; Carnegie-Illinois Total Rises 10 Per Cent and Is Expected to Be ...
- Policy Under New Law Waits
- Pay Rise for 'El' Workers
- Denies Nationalization Plan
- COAL CRISIS WHETS AXIS PROPAGANDA; Race Riots and Anti-Strike Legislation Add Fuel to Enemy's Broadcasts
- 2 Navy Patrol Boats Given Peru
- MEDIATION BOARD BUSY; State Agency Prevented in May 32 Strikes by Intervening
- SEEKS TOP COAL OUTPUT; Newton, New Mines Chief, Says He Has No Say Over Wages
- WAR PLANT STRIKE ENDED; National Tool Employees Return to Work Pending Negotiations
- Pleads Non Vult In Murder
- Naval Battle Hero Decorated
- Germans Shell Strait of Dover
- President Signs Bill For Record Navy Fund
- Article 12 -- No Title
- Daughter to Umberto of Italy
- Carries Mail to U.S. Prisoners
- CHUNGKING AWAITS NEW ENEMY DRIVE; Big Japanese Forces on Move From 3 Bases Toward Scene of Recent Hupeh Defeat
- West Hupeh Front Is Quiet
- UNION OFFERS REMEDY FOR LAUNDRY CRISIS; Wants Industry Classified as Essential and Pay Raised
- Canadian Force Reaches Britain
- SAYS HE PAID $7,500 TO HAVE STRIKE ENDED; Witness in Gurrah Trial Asserts Racketeers Returned $3,600
- PETER OF YUGOSLAVIA PLEDGES DEMOCRACY; Mines Minister Quits Because of Doubts of Guarantees
- Japanese Radio Attacks Morale of Men On Guadalcanal With Tales of Home Folk
- Polish Premier in Cairo
- SMALL ALLIES SEE RULE BY BIG FOUR; Object to Relief Domination After War by U.S., Britain, Russia and China
- CHENNAULT PLANS BIG BLOW AT JAPAN; American Commander in China Says War Tempo Will Rise in a 'Reasonable Time'
- Absentee Workers Hunted In New Zealand Lounges
- Students Aid Seamen's Service
- ATTRITION OF AXIS SHIPS; BEW Notes Foe's Rising Losses, Especially in Mediterranean
- FIVE EXECUTED IN BELGIUM; Accused of Mine Explosions and Resistance Plans
- Article 11 -- No Title
- NAZIS EXECUTE 150 JEWS; Netherlanders Taken to Poland Reported Machine Gunned
- Quito Gets U.S. Police Experts
- SOVIET DIPLOMATS TO WEAR UNIFORMS; New Edict to Prescribe Use of Formal Garb at All State Functions ...
- MINES TAKE A TOLL OF REICH SEA FORCE; British Report 400 or More Ships Victims of RAF, Navy Work in ...
- CANADA LOAN SETS RECORD; $1,302,985,500 Sold in Fourth Victory Bond Drive
- 100,000 Died in Leningrad Siege; People Fought Off 300,000 Nazis; Worker-Defenders Defied the Ultimatum ...
- NAZIS STATE RUSSIA IS MASSING TROOPS; Report Soviet Gains on Donets and Heavy Concentrations Near Velikiye ...
- IRAN BOASTS OF WAR AID; Shah Says He Hopes U.S. Will Make Appropriate Payment
- New Rumanian Envoy to Reich
- Quisling to Be Asked to Fill Traitors' Empty Churches
- GERMAN PRODUCTION SHIFTED TO AUSTRIA; Overloading and Sabotage Hamper War Output
- War Captives to Dig Potatoes
- GOVERNMENT AIMS TO SMASH CARTELS; Prosecutor Calls Them 'Private Economic Super-Governments' Dangerous ...
- AWARDS TO TWO GENERALS; Silver Star Presented to Longfellow and Hunter by Eaker
- German Escapes in Canada
- Article 10 -- No Title
- FRAUD IS CHARGED IN SOVIET CASINGS; Hicksville Corporation and Four Men Accused of Mail Plot to Swindle Russia
- Boisson Reported Out
- NAZI EX-ENVOY SENTENCED; Pruefer Gets 25-Year Term in Absentia in Brazil
- WAVELL SEES INDIA SAFE; New Viceroy Sends Farewell Message to His Army
- BOLIVIA ACQUIRES USE OF BRAZILIAN OUTLET; Free Zone Created in Port of Santos for Neighbor
- LAVAL CELEBRATES HIS 60TH BIRTHDAY; Messages Received From von Ribbentrop and Petain
- AMERICAN BOMBERS ATTACK FOE IN BURMA; British Planes Also Raid Foe in Occupied Country
- Committee Meets Today
- Laborite Is Dublin's Lord Mayor
- DOWN 2 DARWIN RAIDERS; Spitfires Probably Bag 4 More of 18 Japanese Planes
- GIRAUD DUE SOON IN U.S., EARLY SAYS; White House Secretary Confirms Reports of Visit of Chief of North ...
- Six on Bomber Survive Greenland Crash; Missed Icebergs, Mountain, Landed on Reef
- 1,500 French Leave Portugal
- DE VALERA VICTORY SEEN; Opposition Parties Unable to Form New Government
- 13-Year Air Veteran at 26 Credited With Five Zeros
- MEXICAN IS KILLED IN POLITICAL BATTLE; Member of Group Trying to Harass Rival Meeting Is Shot
- RAFT'S SAIL DESCRIBES EAST INDIAN'S SINKING; Story of Torpedoing Written by Seaman -- His Body Beside It
- INVADERS WILL HAVE SURPRISES FOR FOE; Secret Weapons and Tactics Developed in Britain
- HAMSUN SEES HITLER; Fuehrer's Private Plane Sent for Novelist's Use
- NEW ZEALAND IN TRIBUTE; Frazer Hails Our Air Successes in the South Pacific Zone
- Says de Gaulle's Brother Is Free
- SHARP RISE SEEN IN RAIDS ON REICH; 45 Per Cent Increase Forecast by Washington Expected to Be Surpassed
- Plan to Reclothe Axis Victims
- Pantelleria -- II.; Italians' Surrender Left Open Questions on Resistance to Attack by Air Power
- Finnish
- Article 9 -- No Title
- Japanese
- German
- Fascist Veterans in New Job
- 96 REICH DIVISIONS SEEN IMMOBILIZED; Allies' 'War of Nerves' Keeps 1,700,000 Troops on Alert, Paris ...
- Move From East Reported
- Fire Razes Village in Portugal
- Italian
- New Notice to French
- Article 6 -- No Title
- Article 5 -- No Title
- Article 2 -- No Title
- Article 3 -- No Title
- Russian
- British
- Article 8 -- No Title
- Article 7 -- No Title
- United States
- Article 4 -- No Title
- C.E. NEWTON NAMED TO RUN COAL MINES; Head of C. & O. Railway Appointed by Ickes to Relieve Him on ...
- SUBSIDIES AT ISSUE; Food Chief Says Flatly the Plan Will Not Avert National Inflation
- Senate, 41 to 37, Continues NYA; 7-Hour Battle Delays Fund Bills; NYA CONTINUANCE VOTED BY SENATE
- ARGENTINE MISSION TO U.S. HANGING FIRE; Washington Is Seen Waiting for Buenos Aires to Reveal Policies ...
- SPY HERE ADMITS HE SENT NAZIS DATA ON ARMS AND SHIPS; Naturalized Citizen Watched Harbor From Staten ...
- Milk Output Falls Sharply; Supplies Diverted to City; 1,000,000 Quarts Daily Taken From Up-State Processing ...
- WALKOUT CLOSES CHRYSLER PLANT; 'Wildcat' Move Threatened a Test of Anti-Strike Law, but Begins to Peter Out
- United Nations
- HUMIDITY HOLDS ON AS MERCURY DROPS; RELIEF TODAY SEEN; Yesterday's Top a Mere 89 After Range Into the ...
- Article 1 -- No Title
- Enemy Opposition Heavy
- U.S. BOMBERS ROCK ST. NAZAIRE AGAIN; 'Good Results' Noted at U-Boat Base and Nazi Airfield -- RAF on ...
- Army Plans Taking War to Japan With 'Violent, Destructive Impact'; WAR TO BE CARRIED DIRECTLY TO JAPAN
- Malta Planes Attack Sicily
- NAPLES ALSO RAIDED; British Attack in Italy as American Liberators Strike Near Athens
- Our Submarines Send Down 2 Warships, Big Transport; Run Pacific Sinkings to 190, and U.S. Fliers Step ...
- DE GAULLE CITES DEBT TO THE ALLIES; France Will Owe Liberation to Britain, Russia and U.S., He Asserts ...
- Vital Railway Wrecked
- Article 16 -- No Title
- NAZI CHIEF KILLED ON TOUR OF FRANCE; Schmidt, Party Leader in the Netherlands, 'Met With a Fatal Accident' ...
- CONGRESS KEEPING RIGHT TO CONVENE; Leaders Plan a Resolution to Permit Calling Members Back From Vacation ...
- WAR CHANGES TRAFFIC OF GERMAN RAILWAYS; Only 42 Per Cent of 1942 Receipts Came From Freight
- Compromise Is Indicated
- 42 PROFITS LOWER IN FURNITURE FIELD; Makers Had Drop Compared With 1941 Despite Gain in Production AVERAGE ...
- Follansbee Steel Appointment
- MANY FAIL TO GET WAR RATION BOOK 3; Mistakes in Applications to Be Remedied After Aug. 1
- HOUSES IN BROOKLYN BOUGHT FROM HOLC; Six Sold in One Street in the Bensonhurst Area
- Buys Staten Island Home
- PENNSYLVANIA ADVANCES 4; Enochs Made Vice President in Charge of Personnel
- Delay in Western Kentucky
- PLAN GROUP IS ASKED ITS BASIC OBJECTIVES; Budget Commission Urges It to Outline Overall Goal
- VICKERY DEFENDS KAISER'S PROGRESS; Admiral Says Builder Has Put Industry Six Months Ahead
- NEW HAVEN INCOME UP; May Net $813,298 Above Total for Same Month of 1942
- More War Housing Units Planned in Orange, N.J.
- FACTORY BUILDINGS IN MIDTOWN SOLD; Syndicate Buys Structures in East 47th Street From the Sardik Food ...
- INVESTOR ACQUIRES WEST SIDE HOUSE; Buys 12-Story Apartment on Riverside Drive From the Metropolitan ...
- WESTCHESTER HOMES SOLD; Dwelling in New Rochelle Purchased From Manhattan Bank
- GREAT LAKES VICTOR, 10-2; Sailors Down Camp Grant With 13 Hits Off Carpenter
- Gulf Shipbuilding Corp. Record
- New Brokerage Firm to Open
- One Price on Moscow Cars
- Divided in East Pennsylvania
- BRITISH FOOD PLAN CALLED A SUCCESS; American Observers Abroad Believe U.S. Could Profit by Borrowing ...
- OATS AND BARLEY TO GAIN; Increased Consumption Looked For, Owing to Corn Shortage
- GRAIN DEALS INCREASE; Daily Average for Week Shows Rise to 16,000,000 Bushels
- WEATHER SPEEDS CROPS; Harvesting of Winter Wheat Now Moving North Rapidly
- ABSENTEES RISE AT BELL; Ten Times Normal in Making Airacobra Pursuit Planes
- SEC REFUSES STAY ON UTILITY TENDER; Denies a Motion by Delmarva Group for Delay on Sale of Eastern Shore ...
- Rubber a Boon to Colombia
- 2 RAIL PROMOTIONS MADE; Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Advances Sorenson, Kiley
- BROWNS WIN BY 6-3, DROP 9-5 NIGHTCAP; York's Two Homers and One by Wakefield Give Tigers Even Break for Day
- SHOP GETS 2,100 BUNDLES; Sale to Be Held for Benefit of Hospital in Denver
- To Review Shipyard Pay
- FOUR CITIES NAMED AS SHORT OF LABOR; 46 Now Can Get No New War Work -- 48-Hour Week Likely
- BRAZIL ACTS TO BUILD AMAZON TRADE BLOC; Pacts Are Made With Nations Having Access to River Basin
- UPTURN IN WHEAT AIDS FARM SALES; Growers Release Grain When Able to Get Price Above the Government Loan ...
- LAST PIPE FOR OIL LINE; National Tube Company Makes Final Shipment
- MARKET REVIVAL PUSHED IN LONDON; Price Level Rises and Volume of Business Gains Notably in Week's Trading ...
- ICC Commissioner to Speak
- FINANCIAL NEWS INDEX UP; Level for Thirty British Industrials Is 98.9 at End of Week
- Article 15 -- No Title; Public Service Commission in State Urges Preparation for Post-War Conditions ...
- CURED HOG PRODUCTS ACCUMULATE SLOWLY; Movement From Country Gains, Due to Active Demand
- First Bale of '43 Cotton To Be Auctioned Here
- Panama to Make Own Cement
- SEIZURE OF CORN SPURS OAT BUYING; Prices Carried Into New High Ground for Season -- U.S. Move Confuses ...
- Piepul, Notre Dame Star, To Coach at Dartmouth
- MOTOR FREIGHT INCREASES; May Volume 16.4% Higher Than Total for Same Month in '42
- STEEL MEN COUNT COAL STRIKE TOLL; Damage Not Yet Apparent, but Some Predict Loss Will Be Greater Than ...
- ROCHESTER UTILITY TO BE OWNED AT HOME; Group of Residents Will Buy Control of Transit Concern
- THE FINANCIAL WEEK; Markets Dull, Recovering on Overriding of Anti-Strike Bill Veto -- Grain Declines, ...
- Government Maturities $31,256,024,450 in Year
- INFLATIONARY TRENDS SEEN; Advances in Cotton Also Attributed to Talk of Cuts in Acreage JULY COTTON ...
- TREASURY DRAFTING TAX DEPOSIT RULES; All FDIC Insured Banks May Qualify as Receivers of New Withholding ...
- JULY COTTON RISE FEATURE OF WEEK; Advance of That Position Here to 14-Year High Was Aided by Short-Covering
- Article 14 -- No Title; Increase Is Noted in Tonnage of Diversity of Products
- COMMODITY AVERAGE OF LAST WEEK LOWER; ' Fisher Index' Moved Only by Farm Products and Foodstuffs
- KAMMERS TRIUMPH ON JERSEY LINKS; Baltusrol Team Again Paces State Father-Son Event -- Returns Card of ...
- RESIDENT OFFICES REPORT ON TRADE; Wholesale Markets Quiet as Most Buying for Fall Has Been Completed ...
- Elected Vice Presidents Of Campbell-Ewald Co.
- Butler's Advances Weinrich
- Advertising News
- LIQUOR IN '42 PAID $1,750,166,011 LEVY; For Third Year Alcohol Was Country's Largest Taxpayer Among ...
- TO ADVISE ON NEW TAX; Postoffice Deputies Are Assigned to Various Branches
- PLEDGES SUPPORT TO OWM; Smaller Business Group Backs Agency in Letter to Byrnes
- Cloth Exporters Form War Unit
- GAS' BAN HOLIDAY URGED; New Jersey Dealers Seek 10-Day Lift for Summer Home Trip
- Mrs. Erskine's Marrob II Victor Over Lucky Star in Sound Race; Tzigane and Sheldrake Show Way in Title ...
- HAEGG'S AMATEURISM FEARED HURT BY 'ADS'; Use of Star's Name in Sweden May Jeopardize Status
- RACE SCENE SHIFTS TO JAMAICA TODAY; Nepperhan to Feature Opening Program of Meeting Moved From Empire ...
- Arma Nine Tops Grumman, 3-1
- Watkins Knocks Out Davis
- JERSEY CITY GAINS SPLIT WITH BISONS; Triumphs With Trinkle, 6-1, After 16-2 Rout -- Outlaw Stars With 4 Blows
- ALOUETTE IS HOME FIRST; MacNary's Yacht Leads Victory Craft at Manhasset Bay
- SENATOR ASSAILS BIG U.S. PAYROLLS; Langer, in Talk Here, Charges 750,000 Draft-Age Youths Hold Swivel-Chair ...
- HULSE AND PEACOCK GET TRACK DOUBLES; Former Wins 880 and Mile and Latter Two Dashes in Buffalo
- ESTRELLITA HOME FIRST; Wins Merrill B. Mills Trophy in 65-Mile Yacht Race
- Kaufmann Takes Net Final
- CUBANS BOW TO PAIGE OF MONARCHS BY 6-3; Turn Back Black Yankees, 6-2, Before 22,000 at Stadium
- Watson Regains National Decathlon Championship in New Jersey; DETROIT ATHLETE TOPS TITLE FIELD Watson ...
- BEARS TURN BACK RED WINGS, 4-2, 6-3; Take Opener With Quartet of Runs in 9th After 2 Out -- Savage's ...
- YORK LIFTERS EXCEL; Davis Takes Title in National A.A.U. Weight Competition
- British Cricketers Beaten
- CLOSE GOLF MATCH TO CHERRY VALLEY; Home Club Beaten by a Half Point at Wheatley Hills -- Hempstead Team Third
- Shapiro, Rico in l0-Rounder
- MISS ROSENQUEST VICTOR; Defeats Miss Lopaus, 6-2, 6-4, for Jersey Girls' Title
- MUGRIDGE IN CHESS MEET; Replaces Mengarini on List for Speed Title Play Here
- Melton Victor, 6-0, in 3-Hitter; Brooklyn Takes First Came, 9-4; Brewster Gets Phillies' First Safety ...
- CRANE TOPS JUDGING LIST; Kobler Among Group Officials at Next Westminster Show
- SENATORS LOSE, 5-4, AFTER 9-0 TRIUMPH; Athletics Win Nightcap With Three-Run Rally in Ninth -- Candini ...
- CHILDREN IN RUSH TO SUMMER CAMPS; Grand Central Has Bedlam of Political Convention During Departure ...
- CARDINALS TOPPLE CUBS, 3-2 AND 4-3; Litwhiler's Second Homer, in 9th, Decides First -- Krist Wins Two ...
- Mulli Faces Reno Tomorrow
- BENEFIT PROGRAM SET; Pageant to Precede Twin Bill of Giants and Cards Wednesday
- Yanks Hall Red Sox, Then Are Beaten in 12-Inning Game by Doerr's Batting; HOMER BY GORDON DECIDES FIRST, ...
- Sports of the Times; Short Shots in Sundry Directions
- PIRATES DROP PAIR TO REDS, 6-3 AND 5-1; Cincinnati Wins Sunday Twin Bill for First Time Since Stopping ...
- Giants, Routed in Opener, Split With Braves; Dodgers Take Two From Phillies; OTTMEN LOSE, 10-1, THEN ...
- News of Food; Concentrates and Essences Help Meet Some Current Culinary Predicaments
- Finnish Societies in Fete
- FEW TO GO TO CONVENTION; 65 Instead of 2,000 to Attend Club Women's Meeting
- WOMEN TO COACH BOYS IN ATHLETICS; Physical Training Teachers at N.Y.U. Learning to Take Over Duties of Men
- WARNING CENTER POPULAR; Volunteers Seek Overtime Work in Air-Cooled Comfort
- INDIANS FALL, 2-0, AFTER 2-1 TRIUMPH; White Sox Annex Abbreviated Nightcap, Halted by Weather, to Get ...
- MRS. CLOTHIER FORMS WOMEN'S PORT FORCE; As Coast Guard Lieutenant She Aids at San Francisco
- San Francisco Has an Hour Alert
- The BEAUTY QUEST
- 7 HURT IN THEATRE BLAST; Cooling System Explosion Routs New Jersey Movie Audience
- 16 ARE INJURED IN CRASH; Reid-Utica Ave. Trolley and Bus in Collision in Brooklyn
- 3 DISCHARGED FOR BIAS; Union Stewards Are Accused of Starting Anti-Negro Strike
- DETROIT WATCHFUL IN 'MOP UP' OF RIOTS; Quiet Continues as the Courts Prepare for Speedy Clearing of ...
- Puerto Rico Faces Coffee Famine
- Article 13 -- No Title
- PLANE FALLS AFLAME ON BEACH, INJURING 49; Army Craft Explodes in Crowd After the Pilot Bails Out
- SIDAT-SINGH'S BODY FOUND; Syracuse Star's Plane Plunged Into Lake Huron May 9
- BRITISH WOMEN SHY AT FOOD ADVENTURE; Conservative in Tastes, They Resist Government Drive for Variety ...
- WAAC FATALLY HURT IN BUS-AUTO COLLISION; Twenty Other Persons Injured, Including Waacs, Soldiers
- SEEKS FASHION CENTER; Christenberry Wants It on the West Side, Not East Side
- REPORT ON COAST RIOTS; De la Huerta Lays 'Zoot-Suit' Attacks to Axis Agents
- Mayor Warns 'Snake Agitators' Seeking Race Trouble to Avoid City; Anyone Who Disturbs Tranquillity Here ...
- EVANSVILLE UNDER GUARD; M.P.'s Patrol Streets as the City Is Barred to Soldiers
- PLANS N.J. ARMS DEPOT; Navy Aims to Build It in Shrewsbury Auchincloss Says
- Noonan Gets State Legal Post
- Grand Junction, Colo., 'Shelled' As Munitions Cars on Train Burn; The City Is Shaken by Explosions for ...
- POST-WAR PLANNING BY PUBLIC IS SOUGHT; N.Y.U. Courses Sponsored by Sloan Foundation Have That Aim, Fund ...
- War Weapon Show to Continue
- NAVY COURSES TO START; 6,000 Youths in This Area Go to Colleges Thursday
- MISSION GRADUATES 108; Immaculate Virgin Home Has Annual Commencement
- EDUCATORS ASSAIL WAR CHILD LABOR; Convention Is Told 2,000,000 Have Quit School to Work, 500,000 Under ...
- NEW AIRPLANE DEVICE AIDS FLYING CONTROL; Synchronizes Propellers and Multi-Engine Speeds
- SAYS SKY RIDERS USE ARMY PLANES; Magazine American Aviationi Lays Abuse to Officials and Some 'Brass Hats'
- JAMES COGGESHALL, EXECUTIVE, IS DEAD; Vice President of Continental Appraisal Co. for 12 Years Till ...
- Ship Worker Dies of Shots
- Cartridge Plant Strike Ends
- RUBY ELZY, SOPRANO,. OF 'PORGY AND BESS'; Creator of Serena Role, 33, Sang at White House Luncheon
- DR. PERCY' V. O. SHELLY; Professor of English Served onI Pennsylvania Faculty 38 Years
- Obituary 1 -- No Title
- DE. WILLIAm! CRANDT.T.
- FOILING OF BOMBS IS SHOWN BY ARMY; Specialists Put on 'Neutralizing' Demonstration at Aberdeen Proving ...
- DR. W. F. WESSELHOEFT; Boston Surgeon, Iather of Mrs. Saltonstall, Governor's Wife
- Birth Notice 1 -- No Title
- Marriage Announcement 1 -- No Title
- EX-DEU COULTER OF PlJRI)UE U., 90; Professor of Science, Known to Thousands of Graduates, Succumbs to ...
- SALB ZRrKE
- Russian Girls Build a Ship
- MARY E. HARPER ENGAGED; Daughter of Jersey Official Is! Fiancee of Lt. H. B. Burchell )
- REV. ANSEL3! I[OIrLE
- DR. WILLIAEI J il/IONAGHANI; Ex-Official of Hudson County
- ARTHUR WAUGH DIES; AUTHOR, PUBLISHER; Head of Chapman & Hall in LondonmTwo Sons Novelists
- DR. CHAS. S. THOMAS OF HARVARD DEAD; Retired Professor Once Was Secretary of Alumni Group of the Graduate ...
- Summer Work for Teachers
- No Victory Arches Wanted
- LOUIS MARBURG, AIDE OF ELECTRICAL FIRM; Offidal of Marburg Brothers Active in Foreign Policy Groups
- KARL KING; I Wickwire Spencer Plant Head aI Director of Lond______on_ Steel Body J
- EX-GOV. J. M. DANIS OF KANSAS IS DEAD; The Third Democrat to Become Chief Executive of State Sought, ...
- Letter to the Editor 1 -- No Title
- For the Good of the Service
- Topics of The Times
- Abroad; Position of the Neutrals on the Home Stretch
- Withholding Tax Clarified; General Counsel of Treasury Corrects Some Erroneous Impressions
- Subway Timetables Wanted; Much Time Might Be Saved if We Knew When Trains Would Run
- Books of the Times
- Burke -- O'Donnell
- Notes on Books and Authors
- FOOD POOL PARTIES POPULAR IN FRANCE; Everyone Brings What He Can -- All Is Cooked in One Pot
- Miss Jane Blum Bride-Elect
- 264 GET DECORATIONS OF CITY PATROL CORPS; Awards Presented at Review of 600 -- Block Party Held
- PLANE PILOTS ASSIST IN GUARD WAR GAME; 17th Infantry Splits for Problem on Westchester Estate
- GRADUATIONS OPEN GINZBERG JUBILEE; 10 Rabbis Entering U.S. Armed Services, Others Honored at Jewish ...
- MRS. WEYERHAEUSER. WEDI; Marriage to Bruce W. Sanborn] M asYpeOl toll asEBeeNNAn n/ucedI
- WERS GETS NEW POWERS; Permitted to Go Into Action Under Many Circumstances
- Daughter to W. E. Blackburns
- BEVERLY C_, HANF______0RD BRIDE; Wedding to Ensign W. C, Graham I Held in Her Orange (N.J.) Home
- Fritza yon Lengerke Fiancee
- Child to Mrs. C. McD. Cart Jr.
- Miss Ann Clarke Married
- KittredgeAndrews
- MISS CHARMION LYON A PROSPECTIVE BRIDE; Pelham Manor Girl Fiancee of C. J. Hardy, Harvard Senior
- ELIZABETH MEYER WED TO MAJOR LOREIVTZ; i Daughter of Publisher Bride of I Film Producer in Mount Kisco
- Anita Sakin Becomes Bride
- MISS ANN LOItANN WED IN NEW HAVEN; Becomes Bride of Frederick H. Hurdman Jr. in Marquand Chapel, Yale ...
- Robinson -- Talbot
- TROTH MADE KNOWN OF ETHEL MEREDITH; Sarah Lawrenc -- -e Ex.S -tudent to Be Wed to W. J. Shelburne
- Christine Welsh's Nuptials
- ANNETTE C. M'KAY IS WED TO ARMY MAN; Becomes Bride of Lt. RodeU o. Johnson in West Orange, N. J.
- Tobey -- Vard
- MISS MARY PEARGE BECOMES ENGAGED; Former Student at tile Ethel Walker School Will Be Wed to H. P, Beck ...
- Parker -- Gadsden
- DOROTHY C. FIELDEN WED ;; Bride of George H. Houston Jr.I in Fall River Ceremony
- Elizabeth S. Ashton Bride
- VOTE BY CONGRESS SCORED BY RABBIS; Overriding of Roosevelt on the Anti-Strike Bill Declared to Show ...
- ALICE TRUESDALE WILL BE MARRIED; Graduate of Miss Hall's School Is Fiancee of Lieut. Robert S. Mueller ...
- 15,000 GIVE WEEK'S WORK; Teachers Yield Part of Vacation to Aid Draft Boards
- MUSEUM ACQUIRES ART; Painting of St. Catherine of Alexandria an Addition
- MEDICAL TRAINING SWITCH; Columbia to Direct at New York Eye and Ear Infirmary
- New Army Chocolate Bar Resists Heat Up to 120
- REFUGEE AID PUSHED; $5,208,400 Is Allocated in Six Months by Jewish Group
- Joan Bennett Has Daughter
- BARBARA Y. LUTZ FIANGEE OF ENSIGN; Wellesley College Ex-Student Will Be Married to Charles E. Cook, ...
- BIDS NATIONS FIGHT RACE PERSECUTION; Grand Master Hoffman Tells Brith Abraham an Inter-National Pact ...
- Of Local Origin
- Philip Faversham Commissioned
- TRIBUTE TO ACTRESS; Jennie Moscowitz Honored for Her 55 Years on Stage
- Pine and Thomas to Increase Production at Paramount -- -- Price in Mystery at Fox; 7 NEW FILMS THIS ...
- AID TO RELIGION PLANNED; Jewish Educators Act to Solve Problems for Children
- BALLET THEATRE CLOSES AT STADIUM; ' Gala Performance,' a Feature of the Evening, Called More Than Satisfactory ...
- Fire Destroys Swedish Grain
- Decker Heads State Eagles
- 18 MATINEES HERE ON NEXT MONDAY; Among Holiday Shows Are 8 Musicals; 'Miss Underground' Off Freedley's ...
- COMMUNISTS NAME SLATE; Candidates for City Council Picked in 3 Boroughs
- Seaman Weds Under Arch of Oars
- POST-WAR AIR PLAN WIDENS OUR SKIES; Also Understood to Oppose Government Ownership and Individual Monopoly ...
- FATHER DUFFY HONORED; 11th Annual Memorial Service Held in Bronx Cemetery
- Shoemaker Defines Church
- WAR LAID TO CLASH IN CONCEPTS OF MAN; Battle Is Between Christian and Un-Christian Doctrines, Canon ...
- AGGRESSION URGED UPON CHURCHMEN; Leadership Needed, Methodist Bishop of Philippines and Malaya Asserts ...
- How Members From This Area Voted in Congress Last Week
- Cites Lofty Aims in War
- NORTHACKER URGES A RUGGED RELIGION; Predicts This Country Will Face Hardship Next Winter
- CATHOLICS IN CHEST FUND; Jersey Charity Group Complies With War Board's Directive
- DOUBTS 'POST-WAR GLORY'; The Rev. W.W. Ayer Says Peace Will Not Change the Race
- All-Peruvian Tire Is Gift
- VATICAN CONDEMNS RIFTS; Broadcast Condemns Discriminations in Human Family
- GERMANS SHELL DOVER; Enemy Is Believed Testing New Weapons Near Calais
- 50 Priests Honor Father Tinney
- SPELLMAN SPEEDS SERVICE LETTERS; 14,000 Transmitted Here by Archbishop During His Tour of Camps Overseas ...
- Serbian National Day of Mourning Marked By Services in St. Sava Procathedral Here
- MEMORIAL MASS IN AFRICA; Soldier Priest Tells of Service, for First Infantry's Dead
- JAPANESE SHIP HIT BY ALLIED BOMBER; Our Fliers Rake Mubo Area in New Guinea -- Attack Salamaua
- London to See American Exhibit
- 2 KILLED IN PLANT BLAST; Four Others Hurt at Carteret, N.J. -- FBI Investigates Cause
- JAPAN FACES MORE FLIERS; Large Increase in Allied Air Strength in Pacific Planned
- Article 11 -- No Title
- Flier, Son of U.S. Judge, Killed
- Article 12 -- No Title
- DROWNED NEAR LISBON; H. Paul Walser Ran Madrid Office of U.S. Corporation
- U.S. BOMBERS BATTER RAILROADS IN BURMA; Hit 2 Locomotives, Cars, Tracks, Sheds -- RAF Also Busy
- Ottawa Conference Seeks Unity
- OUR GOODS BIG AID IN WINNING ARABS; Stettinius Says Eisenhower's Plan of Supplies for Civilians Helped ...
- ARMY ARISTOCRACY FORMING IN SOVIET; Rapid Development of Guards Units Is Creating Military Class With ...
- Article 10 -- No Title
- COL. ARNOLD DEAD; ONE ON LIST OF 149; Golden Bridge Man Killed in Africa -- Three Arenas Included
- Morinigo Praises U.S. War Effort
- 10 GET THE AIR MEDAL FOR VALOR IN PACIFIC; Oregon Officer Is Posthumously Decorated in Africa
- Swedish Motorship Sunk
- ANTONESCU'S NEPHEW IN ITALY FOR PARLEYS; Vice Premier of Rumania to Confer With Bastianini
- ARGENTINA SCENE OF BASIC CONFLICT; Contradictory Course of New Regime Believed Explained by Internal ...
- Article 9 -- No Title
- Jersey Man Gets Flying Cross
- Japan Said to Fear Bombs
- U-BOAT MUTINY EXPLAINED; Men Said to Have Rebelled Against Shortening of Leaves
- Chinese Conscripts Kill Japanese Army Officers
- Amusement Parks Fertile In OPA Motorist Check
- Baltic States Increase Guerrilla Raids on Foe
- Japanese Thrusts Repulsed
- CHINESE JUBILANT ON YANGTZE FRONT; Gen. Chen Says Hupeh Victory Proves Japanese Aggression Needs Big ...
- Article 8 -- No Title
- BASTILLE DAY TO SPUR SABOTAGE IN FRANCE; Underground Asks All Frenchmen for Action Against Nazis
- Brazil Tries Germans for Spying
- Hitler Youth Group Visits Spain
- CHINESE WILL STUDY HERE; Miao, Yunnan Leader, Was One of Burma Road Founders
- Queen Mary to Run War Factory
- Ship's Passengers and Crew Safe
- Japan Has Rubber Barges To Serve Double Purpose
- ENGLISH BISHOP ASKS BLESSING ON STALIN; Stalingrad Soldiers' Message to London Stresses Second Front
- ALLIED 'PROPAGANDA' IN SPAIN IRKS REICH; Government's 'Complacency' Also Annoys Germany
- RUSSIANS CAPTURE VILLAGE IN NORTH; Repel 6 Counter-Attacks After Taking Inhabited Place on Velikiye ...
- Border Warfare Revived
- DAVIES SAYS PEACE DEPENDS ON SOVIET; He Appeals to Americans Not to Let Prejudice Imperil Friendship ...
- TUNISIAN CAPITAL BEGINS RECOVERY; Waterfront Still Torn Up From Allied Bombings, but Other Areas Are ...
- Looting of Food Condemned
- Russian
- Peruvian Sees Spain Recovering
- French Resistance Combated
- Sicily Seen Short of Water
- Food Is Burned in France
- Gunner Flies Crippled Fortress Under Wounded Pilot's Coaching; Dangerous Dan's Crew Battled Nazis and ...
- Pigeon Saves Four Lives After Bomber Is Crippled
- United Nations
- A Guadalcanal Artist's Woes
- Hour at Hand, Red Army Is Told
- ANTI-GERMAN RIOTS IN ITALY ARE BARED; Algiers Radio Tells of Axis Documents Revealing Clashes
- Poles Said to Be Eager To Fight Way to Homes
- Britain Urged to Use Scientists
- Sultan Makes First Flight
- Mysterious French Chief Seen as the Liberator
- Pantelleria -- I.; Notable Victory for Air Power There Makes Isle Object of Strategic Study
- Marchal Gets Morocco Post
- MORRISON DENOUNCES COMMUNIST 'TACTICS'; Blames Them for Rumor He 'Watered Down' Labor Policy
- Japanese
- Chinese
- Radical Socialists Back de Gaulle
- Article 7 -- No Title
- Italian
- Nazis Utter Reprisal Threats
- German
- Article 6 -- No Title
- Nazis Distrust Postal System
- Finnish
- SICILY PORT RAIDED FROM MIDDLE EAST; British Liberators Strike Heavily -- Axis Tells of Attack on Convoy ...
- Article 1 -- No Title
- Article 4 -- No Title
- United States
- Article 5 -- No Title
- BOMBERS KEEP ON; Pound Targets in West and Northwest Germany -- One Plane Lost NAZI CONVOY BATTERED ...
- Italian Fleet Is Reported at Sea To Attack or to Seek New Hideout; ITALIAN WARSHIPS REPORTED AT SEA
- Article 2 -- No Title
- Article 3 -- No Title
- British
- ILLEGAL PROMOTION OF FIRE CHIEFS SEEN; Civil Service Reform Group Holds at Least 7 of 15 Jobs Given ...
- Leningrad Lives and Fights Amid Wreckage and Shelling; Tour of 'Hero City' Reveals Much of It Still ...
- Vote West Virginia Return; SOFT-COAL MINERS VOTE WORK RETURN
- Former Peruvian Diplomat Dies In a 21-Story Plunge in Midtown; EX-DIPLOMAT DIES IN A PLUNGE HERE DIES ...
- SIX BOMB RAIDS HIT KISKA IN FEW HOURS; U.S. Fliers Batter Main Camp Area and Gun Positions of Japanese ...
- LABELS NEW DEAL AS DEAD AT HOME; Mrs. Luce, in Wisconsin, Says Its Only Chance to Save Itself in '44 ...
- HOOVER APPEALS FOR A FOOD CHIEF TO END CONFUSION; Asks Congress to Pass Fulmer Bill for Merging Conflicting ...
- WHITE HOUSE TRIES TO SAVE SUBSIDIES IN CONGRESS FIGHT; Byrnes Will Go After a Better Provision in the ...
- Millions Flee Heat of 94.3, Record for Date in City; Coney, the Rockaways and Other Resorts Report 'Largest ...
- Front Page 1 -- No Title
- SOFT-COAL MINERS VOTE WORK RETURN; ANTHRACITE 50-50; UMW Locals in Pittsburgh and Other Bituminous Districts ...
- Nicaraguan Loan Planned
- EDWARD S. McLELLAND
- NORMA THATCHER FIANCEE; Charleston, -- . C. -- Girl Will BeI wc o";;'"
- GEORGE A. GEArZMER, EDUCATOR, 76, DEAD; Ex-Head of Foreign Languages at East Side High in Newark
- Council of Resistance Meets
- leynoldsNieholls
- Howard -- Lucey
- A Letter to the Editor
- GETS CONGRESS MEDAL; Lieut. Col. Bauer Was Hero of Air Battles With Japanese
- FRENCH PEASANTS FLOUT VICHY RULE; General Evasion of Law Shown by Booty Taken in Raids on a Black Market ...
- BERENS IN ARMY AIR POST; Expert on Ophthalmology Is Named Civilian Consultant
- Notes on Rare Books
- SOVIET PRODUCTION RISES; Success of Campaign in Industry and Agriculture Reported
- 2-WAY POCKET RADIO IS HELD MERE FANCY; Physicist Doubts a Post-War Era of Electronic Gadgets
- St. Louis
- TUNISIAN RELIEF ON SALES BASIS; Need for Charity Is Far Below Expectations -- Most Aid May Soon Be Ended ...
- 6 DWELLIIG$ SOLD IN BERGEN COUNTY; J. I. Kislak Handles Trading in Five Different Communities OTHER ...
- Pan-American Travelog; THE OTHER AMERICANS. By Edward Tomlinson. With maps and photographs. 456 pp. ...
- His Weight in Wildcats; SIMON KENTON: Kentucky Scout. By Thomas D. Clark. Illustrated by Edward Shenton. ...
- Messiah and Hero in History; MESSIAHS: Their Role in Civilization. By Wilson D. Wallis. 217 pp. Washington, ...
- All Aboard!; THE RUNAWAY TRAIN. Text and photographs by Creighton Peet. Unpaged. New York: Henry Holt ...
- Berlin Lie Machine; THE GOEBBELS EXPERIMENT: A Study of the Nazi Propaganda Machine. By Derrick Sington ...
- Birthplace of Culture; CHAUTAUQUA: An American Place. By Rebecca Richmond. 180 pp. New York: Duell, ...
- The British Pig Boats; UP PERISCOPE. By David Masters. 275 pp. New York: Dial Press. $2.50.
- Wild Life at Home; MEETING THE MAMMALS. By Victor H. Cahalane. Drawings by Walter A. Weber. 133 pp. ...
- New Technical Books; ANALYTICAL EXPERIMENTAL PHYSICS. By Professors Harvey Brace Leon and Michael Frence ...
- Bermuda Runaway; JENNY'S SECRET ISLAND. A Story of Bermuda. By Phillis Garrard. Illustrated by Dan Sweeney. ...
- MURDER GOES ASTRAY. By M.V. Heberden. 218 pp. New York: Published for The Crime Club by Doubleday, Doran ...
- Deep Sea Troubleshooter; FATHOMS BELOW: Under-sea Salvage From Sailing Ships to the Normandie. By Frank ...
- The Family Radio; THE TUCKERS TUNE IN. By Hilda Morris. 312 pp. New York: G.P. Putnam's Sons. $2.50.
- WE WHO WAIT. By Elizabeth Carfrae. 282 pp. New York: G.P. Putnam's Sons. $2.
- RIVER GIRL. By Viven Grey. 256 pp. New York: Arcadia House. $2.
- BRAVE ENTERPRISE. By Linda Beverly. 255 pp. New York: Arcadia House. $2.
- Beer and Skittles; ENGLISH DOMESTIC LIFE DURING THE LAST 200 YEARS: An Anthology Selected From the Novelists. ...
- ALLIES ADDRESS SPAIN IN STRONGER LANGUAGE; British Policy, Which We Follow, Is to Be Polite, but to ...
- ADVENTURE IN BLACK AND WHITE. By Attilio Gatti. Illustrated by Kurt Wiese. 172 pp. New York: Charles ...
- Halfwit's Holiday; THE HANDSOME HEART. By Peter De Vries. 216 pp. New York: Coward-McCann. $2.50.
- Books and Authors
- Balkan Supermen; WRATH OF THE EAGLES: A Novel of the Chetniks. By Frederick Heydenau. Translated by ...
- A Late but Lively Victorian; CLERICAL ERRORS. By Louis Tucker. viii + 353 pp. New York: Harper & ...
- Book Sampler
- EVIDENCE OF THINGS SEEN. By Elizabeth Daly. 245 pp. New York: Farrar & Rinehart. $2.
- A Romantic Lady; LATE AND SOON. By E.M. Delafield. 301 pp. New York: Harper & Brothers. $2.50.
- Abuses of Power; FORCE AND FREEDOM: REFLECTIONS ON HISTORY. By Jacob Burckhardt. Edited by James Hastings ...
- A Peace Blueprint; A FIVE-YEAR PEACE PLAN: A SCHEDULE FOR PEACE BUILDING. By Edward J. Byng. 184 pp. ...
- PAPER CHASE. By Oliver Weld Bayer. 277 pp. New York: Published for The Crime Club by Doubleday, Doran ...
- Are the Vultures Failing?; LUFTWAFFE. By Hauptmann Hermann. 300 pp. New York: G.P. Putnam's Sons. $3.
- Crises in Bigotry; HISTORY OF BIGOTRY IN THE UNITED STATES. By Gustavus Myers. 504 pp. New York: Random ...
- Music Master; THE LIFE AND WORKS OF BEETHOVEN. By John N. Burk. 483 pp. New York: Random House. $2.75.
- Old Bill Again -- in a New War; JEEPS AND JESTS. By Bruce Bairnsfather. Unpaged. New York: G.P. Putnam's ...
- Heroes' Roll-Call; THE FIGHTING AMERICAN. Edited by F. van Wyak Mason. 747 pp. New York: Reynal & ...
- Lonely Saga of a Bluestocking; APOSTLE OF DEMOCRACY. The Life of Lucy Maynard Salmon. By Louise Fargo ...
- Future Brothers; WHAT AMERICA MEANS TO ME. By Pearl S. Buck. 212 pp. New York: The John Day Company. $2.
- Novels About Mississippi Farmers, English Gentry, the Chetniks; Mississippi Mud HEAVEN IS A SUNSWEPT ...
- Aldous Huxley's Seven Years in America; A Writer Finds Another Home
- For Sharpshooters; HOW TO SHOOT THE U.S. ARMY RIFLE. A Graphic Handbook on Correct Shooting. 122 pp. ...
- A Chilling Reissue; THE COLD JOURNEY: By Grace Zaring Stone. With a foreword by Carl Van Doren. 336 ...
- Philadelphia
- SEED TIME OF THE NEW WORLD; WESTERN STAR. By Stephen Vincent Benet. 181 pp. New York: Farrar Rinehart. ...
- INDEBTEDNESS CUT BY THE RAILROADS; $428,325,000 Paid in 1942, According to Publication of the Stock ...
- CREDIT MEN ARGUE POST-WAR CONTROL; Most Retailers Want Curbs Dropped, but Some Favor Modified Program ...
- Home vs. Nursery Child
- The Home in Wartime
- Salt It Away
- What Kind of School?; What Kind of School?
- Beauty
- RAILWAY ASKS PERMIT TO ENTER AVIATION; Subsidiary of Burlington Plans Helicopter or Other Service
- Chicago Isn't So Sure; Granting that isolationism is a failure, it remains unconvinced as to the wise course.
- Needed: One American Peace Plan; ' It is needed not only to focus thinking in this country -- it is ...
- RADIO DEVELOPING POST-WAR FIELDS; Heavy Industries to Share in Results of Research Now Under Way LOWER ...
- This Is the Army' On the Screen
- Moscow Learns to Relax Again; The heart of fighting Russia beats calmly now and nerves are less tense ...
- Mammoth Cave, Washington, D.C.; The Pentagon is a maze of corridors, courts, ramps and roads the gigantic ...
- A Modern Hermes From Sweden; Gunder Haegg learned to race on the forest trails of his native land. In ...
- Russia's 'Burma Road'
- COMMITTEE MOVES TO CURB JOB BIAS; Agency Under New Mandate With Mgr. Haas as Chairman Tackles Vexing ...
- Vitamins for Hair; Changes Noted in an Experiment Covering Eight Months
- About
- TEST CASE PLANNED ON 'LIFO' TAX ROLE; Retailers to Determine Validity of Inventory Valuation Method ...
- Freedom of the Air -- a Momentous Issue; Vice President Wallace says the problem of air control is bound ...
- Germans Eat Well; They Are Using Ersatz Fats And Their Health Is Good
- Notes on Science
- DETROIT UNCERTAIN OVER RIOT'S CAUSE; Officials Ponder Axis Plot and Planned Rebellion Idea, but Lack ...
- Editorial Cartoon 2 -- No Title
- $2,500,000,000 LOAN ASKED BY TREASURY; Regular Offering of 1 1/2% Notes of Series A-1947 Will Be Put ...
- Business Men Formulate Plans for Post-War Industry; United States Chamber of Commerce, National Association ...
- Strike News Discourages Our Fighting Men at Front
- River Control; To Stop Mississippi Floods New Streams Are Proposed
- Topics of The Times
- International Science; Cooperation of Scientists Is Cited As Example to World
- Editorial Cartoon 1 -- No Title
- Court Rule Criticized; Trouble Seer in Order for the Railroad Adjustment Board
- France's Future; Strong Man Who Can Say 'No' Needed to Chart Course
- TROOPS ALL OVER WORLD TAKE COURSES BY MAIL; Army's Education System Offers 700 Subjects -- 30,000 Men Enrolled
- WORKERS' SCHOOLS WIN NEW SUPPORT; Education Program in Recent Years Has Profited From Changed Public ...
- JAPANESE ISSUE FIRES COAST; Many Oppose Resettling Evacuees, Who Chafe in Relocation Camps
- FOOD CONTROL NEARING A SHOWDOWN; A New Administrator Or More Power to Davis Is Issue
- GOVERNORS LOOK AHEAD TO POST-WAR CONDITIONS; While Reflecting Full Confidence in Victory, They Question ...
- NORTHEAST SLOWS PLEASURE DRIVING; But Gasoline Famine Appears to Find Most Motorists Reconciled to Ruling ...
- ADMINISTRATION FIGHTS TO SAVE OWI; Davis Threat to Quit Up to Senate Now--Speech a Factor
- NATION HUNTS BEEF, BUT CATTLE ABOUND; Texas Growers Hold Animals and Wait for Price Rise, but Packers ...
- TREND TOWARD VICTORY IS VISIBLE IN ALL THEATRES OF THE GLOBAL WAR; Campaigns of the Fourth Summer Now ...
- FRENCH EMPIRE LEADERS SURMOUNT GRAVE CRISIS; Appearance of a Middle Group Helps The Committee Over Worst ...
- ITALY GROWS TENSE AS INVASION LOOMS; But Washington Sees Early Capitulation As Unlikely
- DOMESTIC MESSES HURT OUR STANDING IN WORLD; Coal Problem, Food Troubles, Other Mix-Ups Harming Our Position ...
- RUSSIANS ASKING ALLIES FOR REAL PARTNERSHIP; Good-Will Evidenced Toward Britain And America Is a Post-War ...
- TUGS SALVAGE BOMBED SHIPS; Royal Navy's Sea-Rescue Craft Bring in Vessels Hit and Crippled by Enemy
- Double Blow
- ROOSEVELT VETO DEFEAT TRACED TO MANY CAUSES; Mine Tie-Ups, Labor's Demands and New Deal's Past Failures ...
- PLAN FOR COMPULSORY ARBITRATION IS REVIVED; Strikes Would Be Forbidden and WLB Would Have Wider Authority
- Cleveland
- Plasticote Opens Branch
- Atlanta
- Richmond
- San Francisco
- Minneapolis
- Dallas
- Kansas City
- REPORT CLARIFIES WITHHOLDING TAX; Controllers Institute Issues Manual Giving Answers to Employers' Questions ...
- SHORTAGES WORSEN IN WHOLESALE LINES; Fall Deliveries Continue Good, Kirby, Block Report
- CAUTION INDUSTRY ON PEACE LET-DOWN; Speakers Warn New England Council to Plan Now to Meet Post-War Problems ...
- The Merchant's Point of View
- VESSEL TO HONOR ADMIRAL H.I. CONE; Liberty Ship, to Be Launched Wednesday, Will Be Named for Late Executive ...
- New York
- EASY RECONVERSION DUE IN MANY CASES; Durable Goods Makers Who Kept Peacetime Equipment See Quick Transition ...
- Chicago
- Boston
- NEW PLAN MAPPED ON IDLE EQUIPMENT; WPB Plans for Redistribution of Machinery -- Will Call on Dealers ...
- Acquires Victory Corp. Control
- CANAL PLAN SENT TO ARMY; McCormack Bill for New Jersey Cut Is Put Up for Study
- E.S. Price Registration Revoked
- STEEL MILLS BID FOR STOCKS OF ORE; Plants in Great Lakes Area Are Back in High Gear, but Short of Supplies ...
- PAPERBOARD PULP SHORT; More Use of Secondary Fibers Urged on Industry by WPB
- EVENTS OF INTEREST IN SHIPPING WORLD; Allowances for Dutch Seamen Larger in U.S. and Canada Than in ...
- Structual Steel Activity Off
- 800 Officers, 3,500 Skilled Seamen To Be Sought in Five-State Survey; Recruitment and Manning Organization ...
- Change on Jersey Central
- Rail Agent Goes to Chicago
- DU PONT COMPANY LINKS WAR, PEACE; Many of Its Products Usable for Either Purpose -- Records Made in ...
- UTILITY CHANGE PROPOSED; Peoples Light and Power Seeks to Sell a Subsidiary
- COTTON CONTINUES TO MOVE UPWARD; Rise Laid to the Inflationary Character of Developments in Legislative ...
- WHEAT, RYE HIGHER, WITH CORN BANNED; Bread Grains Gain 3/4 to 7/8c in Chicago and More in Minneapolis ...
- Son Succeeds Edsel B. Ford
- PLANS TO BUY UTILITY; Connecticut Light and Power Is Seeking Litchfield Concern
- Promotions by P.R.R.
- BANKERS CONSIDER POST-WAR INDUSTRY; Would Have Defense Plant Corp. Dispose of Properties
- Motor Boat Notes
- COURT SIFTS BUYING OF PREFERRED STOCK; Denies Webster-Eisenlohr Pleas for Revocation of Inquiry
- INCREASED INCOME IN QUARTER SHOWN; Weston Electrical Instrument Corp. Reports $194,414 Net, Compared ...
- OUTPUT AT RECORD, BUT EARNINGS LAG; Operations of Aircraft and Automobile Industries for First Quarter ...
- BANKS KEEP FUNDS INVESTED TO LIMIT; Wall Street Institutions Found to Be Operating Without Excess-Reserve ...
- UTILITY ISSUE REGISTERED; Community Public Service Plans $6,850,000 Bond Sale
- SAVINGS AVAILABLE IN SOME TAX CASES; Effect of Increase in Income in 1943 Over 1942 on Windfall Levy ...
- Competitive Bidding for Bonds Opposed In Plea to ICC by Pennsylvania Railroad
- STOCKS END WEEK HIGHEST IN 3 YEARS; Congressional Revolt Viewed as Bullish Factor -- Bonds Active and ...
- SHORTAGES OF GRAIN BALK LIQUOR OUTPUT; Little Hope for the Resumption of Production Is Seen by Trade ...
- RULES LIBERALIZED BY COLLEGE GROUP; Men From Armed Services Get Unlimited Eligibility From Southeastern ...
- Elected to the Board Of Purchasing Group
- NO. AFRICAN DELAY IRKS TRADERS HERE; Exporters See Move to Reopen Private Commerce With Area Long Overdue ...
- LAFAYETTE VICTOR BY 9-1; Beats Lehigh Nine in Coughlin Fund Game at Easton
- Kromer Signs With Lions
- 18-Hole Best-Ball Play In Ryder Cup Challenge
- LISTS FORDHAM CONTEST; No Carolina Plans Game Here, but Ram Eleven Is Doubtful
- Cane Still Is Hopeful
- $10,000 for Spotted Beauty
- A.K.C. CUT IN LIST FOR SHOWS STUDIED; Classification Ban on New Breeds and Those Rarely Exhibited Planned ...
- PIRATES ROUT REDS FOR BUTCHER BY 9-0; Williams Gets Two of Losers' Three Hits -- Five Runs in Third ...
- Erickson Recalled by Cubs
- BROWNS' 3 DRIVES SUBDUE TIGERS, 6-3; Two Runs Result From Each Attack -- Six Hits Split by Gutteridge, ...
- ROBERTSON QUITS RIDING; Veteran Jockey for Brookmeade Stable Decides to Retire
- TORONTO VANQUISHES JERSEY CITY, 7-3, 7-0; Wins Opener on Heavy Hitting -- Brown Supreme in Nightcap
- Lohry Gets All-Star Bid
- Shapiro, Rico Bout Tuesday
- BELIEVE CAPTURES CONSTITUTION MILE; Martin's Colt Gains Surprise Triumph at Suffolk Downs in a Field ...
- Fans Have Chance to Aid War Bond League Players
- DERRINGER OF CUBS DEFEATS CARDS, 5-2; Hurls Six-Hitter as Chicago Beats Champions for Third Straight ...
- Doubleday Birthday Marked
- SENATORS SUBDUE ATHLETICS BY 4-1; Cut Yanks' Lead to Game and a Half -- Wynn Victor Over Flores on Mound ...
- Foxx's Marriage Disclosed
- WHITE SOX' 2 IN 9TH CHECK INDIANS, 3-2; Chubby Dean Forces Winning Run Across on Pass After Walking ...
- Sports of the Times; A Shift of Scene
- Steuber on All-Star Eleven
- MISS LOPAUS IN NET FINAL; Beats Miss Rockey in Cumming Play -- Miss Rosenquest Wins
- Juvenile Feature July 17
- DEVIL DIVER TAKES $33,700 BROOKLYN IN AQUEDUCT FINALE; Beats Market Wise by Margin of 1 1/2 Lengths ...
- HELEN GERMAINE LOSES AT TENNIS; Jersey Champion Beaten by Miss Cumming, 6-4, 6-2, in Semi-Final Round ...
- SEGURA WINS FINAL IN COLLEGE TENNIS; Beats Brown by 6-2, 6-1, 6-3 Score at Evanston Net to Take N.C.A.A. ...
- HAEBLER IS FIRST WITH SLOOP CANDOO; Defeats Shields' Aileen on the Sound in Special Regatta of Horseshoe ...
- GREAT LAKES BEATEN, 1-0; Chicago Naval Trainees, Behind Braam, Triumph in Ninth
- Russell to Sign Contract
- DEWEY APPROVES ONE HARNESS MEET; Hagerty Recommendation for Joint Session at Empire Favored by Governor ...
- Whirlaway Is Fifth as Best Seller Scores Upset Victory in Equipoise Mile at Chicago; WHIRLAWAY FIFTH; ...
- HUGHSON, RED SOX, TOPS YANKEES, 4-1; Beats Champions Eighth Time in Row -- First in League to Win 9 ...
- Watson Annexes 3 Track Events To Lead in U.S. Title Decathlon; WATSON TOPS FIELD IN U.S. DECATHLON
- DODGERS TRIUMPH OVER PHILLIES, 3-2, ON HOMER BY HIGBE; Circuit Blow Hurler's First as Big Leaguer -- ...
- Haegg, in Fast Mile, Censors Clocking
- DEATH TO JAP BEETLES; Disease Which Kills Off the Grubs Has Been Found the Best Means of Control
- TOBIN OF BRAVES BEATS GIANTS, 3-1; Scatters 6 Hits and Makes 3 Himself, Including Homer -- Hubbell's ...
- KEEPING PLANTS WATERED; Irrigation Is One of the Essentials in the Making of a Successful Garden
- Turps" for Japs
- RICH PEAS AND BEANS; Chinese Varieties Which May Be Grown Here are Substitutes for Meat
- Cuba's "Fifth Column"
- BLOOMS FOR BUTTERFLIES; Around the Honey Fragrance of Buddleia Flutters a Brilliance of Soft Wings
- BRIDGE: THE EXPERT WAY; Use of the Powerful Opening Two-Bid Forcing to Game -- Other Strong Bids
- Ceremony Is Broadcast
- CONEY HAS A WAR BOOM; There Are Priorities, Shortages and the Dimout, but the Subway Is Convenient
- SHIFTING TIDES ALONG THE JERSEY SHORE; War Conditions Create a Boom for Some Resorts and Problems for All
- Paraguay's President in Mexico
- ONE THING AND ANOTHER; Writers and Performers Have a Quarrel -- James Hilton Starts New Program
- BERMUDA SMITH GIVES UP; Finds Motor and Air Traffic Too Much for Horseshoeing
- WAACS FIGHT BACK; ' Sinister Rumors, Aimed at Destroying Their Reputation' Are Denounced
- NEWS IN THE FIELD OF TRAVEL; Unrationed Shore Dinners In New England -- Duluth 'Air-Conditioned'
- FUN FOR THE YOUNG; City's Summer Program for Boys and Girls Takes in Serious Activities
- A WOMAN'S WAR, TOO; Guide for Those 'Going Somewhere' -Food Lessons for the Handicapped
- SHANGRI-LA REAL TO RESCUED FLIER; Ex-Ace of 'Flying Tigers' Cared For by Wild Natives After Plane Crashed ...
- JUBILEE BEGINS TODAY; Celebration of Dr. Louis Ginzberg's 70th Birthday to Start
- Sinclair Thanks Malta Air Crews
- RECORDS: FLAGSTAD; Joins With Melchior in Scene From 'Lohengrin' -- Other Releases
- GLOBALISM'; Of Windmill Tilting And Cheshire Cats
- RADIO NOTEBOOK; ' Pops' Keeps Open House -- More Quiz Than Music -- The Great Bambino
- IN BRIEF; Group and One-Man Exhibitions
- GOSSIP OF THE RIALTO; News of Katharine Cornell, Guthrie McClintic, John C. Wilson et Al. GOSSIP OF THE RIALTO
- A HITCHCOCK ALUMNA; Introducing Joan Harrison, Hollywood's Only Full-Fledged Woman Producer
- AL GREENSTONE, DEAN; The Career of the Simon & Schuster of The Souvenir Programs AL GREENSTONE, DEAN
- STATE OF THE OPERA; Report From Management and Board Forecasts Hopeful Prospects
- A WAR SERVICE IN THE BALANCE; Congressional Threat to the OWI Places in Serious Jeopardy Our Sole Coordinating ...
- HOLLYWOOD MIRRORS TOKYO RAIDS; Air and Sea Offensives Against Japan Basis of Two New Films
- Navy Award to Legal Aid
- SENATE CLEARS WAY TO GRANT WAR FUND; Battle Over Scrapping NYA Is in Prospect Tomorrow
- LECTURES AT MUSEUM; Metropolitan's Summer Series to Include Sunday Concerts
- Chicago Population at 5 Millions
- Dr. Sockman on West Coast
- Golden Wedding Fete Today
- ZONTA GIVES AWARDS FOR AVIATION STUDY; ' Earhart Scholarships of $500 Each Go to Two at Lake Placid
- 4,500 IN CITY COLLEGE FOR SUMMER SESSION; 70% of Students Now Taking Engineering Courses
- COLUMBIA PLANS EVENTS; Institute of Arts and Sciences Arranges Summer Program
- Marriage Announcement 1 -- No Title
- NAZI DEFEAT IN '43 SEEN AS POSSIBLE; Bombing Raids Are Too Much for Germany to Withstand, French Here ...
- GROUP ENTERTAINS MERCHANT SEAMEN; Negro Youngsters Engaged in Staging Musical Revues
- West End Choir to Sing
- ASKS HELICOPTER PERMIT; Burlington Transportation Would Run Craft in 12 States
- CELLER BIDS WOMEN BACK EQUAL RIGHTS; Says Amendment Would Be a Blow to Discrimination
- SIX ARE INDICTED IN FEDERAL CHARGE; Defendants Accused of Overcharging $190,000 in Building of an Ordnance ...
- FEARS DIVORCE, ENDS LIFE; Frank R. McDonnell Was Member of N.Y. Brokerage Family
- GISELLE' IS OFFERED BY BALLET THEATRE; ' Capriccio Espagnol' and 'Three Virgins' Also Seen at Stadium
- Obituary 1 -- No Title
- BOROTHY K__AISER l; Queens Dancing Teacher, 32, andi I Sister Honored by Coolidge I
- LORENZO W. BRITTINGHAi
- WILLIAi! 1. BARBOUR
- DANIEL McD. BEUNEI
- E. F. EILERT DEAD; ELECTION OFFICIAL; Westchester Commissioner, Chairman of Printing Firm, Was Lutheran ...
- Birth Notice 1 -- No Title
- G.V. ROTHENBURG DIuS ; ADVERTI$1NG MAN, 58; Head of Noee, Rathenburg & Jann, Long With Posture Firm
- DR. N. J. $?YKM OF YALE DIES AT 49; Holder of the :Sterling Chair ofl International Relations Was First ...
- FREDERICK W. SPARKS; Trial Lawyer Practiced Here for 45 Years -- Dies at 66
- WILLIAm! RUDDUCK WAIDLEI
- ROBER__T_T B-TREAT I; Former Jersey Engineer, Kin of
- J. PATTERSON DIES;I ! LAWYER 51 YEARSI; Corporation Attorney, .72, Had Helped Found the National Interfraternity ...
- DR. JAMES B. SCOTT, LAW EXPERT, DEAD; State Department Ex-Solicitor Took Part in The Hague and Paris ...
- MRS. JOHN PARKIN GILFORD; Former Emily Lentilhon Dies -- Member of Old Family Here
- E. F. SAXTON DEAD; HARPER EXECUTIVE; Chief Editor of the Publishing House Last 18 Years Also Vice President, ...
- MAX HIRSCH; Former Oarsman on the Har(em Later Host to Visiting Crews
- ADA D. HARMON I I; Artist and Historian Was Civic
- JEROME P. SHEA DEAD; ADVERTISING OFFICIAL; Deutsch & Shea Vlce President, 42, Began His Career at ! 3
- REV. FRA._CI_SS J_ MARKEE; Priest for 45 Years Served in
- Marion L. Meleady Affianced
- Mary Kingsbury a Bride-Elect
- LANDSTEINER DIES; WON NOBEL PRIZE; Immunologist, Whose Studies Eliminated Dangersof Blood Transfusion, ...
- MRS. ANNE AMIS ENGAGED; I 'Alumna of William and Mary toI i Be Wed to Henry L. Dudley Jr,
- aIZET ORMAN[ ltlUtltlED TO ElqSIll; Her Wedding 'to G.'lawrence Parmentier Is Held in Trinity Church, ...
- EL,ZASET._ B.OW____. A B.,DEL; Married in Riverside Church toI Ensign Herbert S. Bailey Jr. I
- ART EXHIBIT WILL AID FRENCH RELIEF GROUP; Coordinating Council Will Show Drawings by Sargent, Helleu
- Miss Grace V. Baker Engaged
- PRISCILLA WILSON FIANCEE OF ENSIGN; ,t Descendant of Roger Sherman Will Be Married to Kenneth Eugene ...
- Aline Tremaine Will Be Bride
- NANCY CHAPIViA____NN FIANCEE; Barnard Graduate Bride-Elect ofI Lieut. John W. Ewell of Navy
- BeyerBickford
- JEAN WELCH MARRIED; She Is Bride of Ensign Donald Tiedemann at St, Patrick's
- Bell -- Woofers
- MaherGriffiths
- Freiday -- Whiteheal
- JANE D. SCOFIELD MARRIED; Father Officiates at Wedding toI Arthur P. IViiddleton I
- Ruth Alley Will Be Wed on Friday To Carson T. Savey, Law Student
- 3uthrieCahill
- OUGHTELNO IS W_!{D IN G APITAL]; Married to Capt. David McLean] Greeley, Army Medical Corps, in St. ...
- Slattery -- Kelly
- Arline Marcus Betrothed
- RACE RIOTS ARE DISCUSSED; Mayor Sees Police Officers Who Visited Detroit Last Week
- Miss Beverley Swann Married
- Conrad Berenses Have Son
- Son to Mrs. Shepard Roberts
- RobinsonRowan
- Carolyn Longshore Betrothed
- Goddell -- Horn
- BRONXVILLE WEDDING FOR VIOLET BARNARD; !She Becomes Bride of Jean R. Nesbit in Reformed Church
- PATRICIA LEHMANNWED TO ARY AN; Bride of Lieut. Robert Keasbey of Air Transport Command in St. Thomas Chantry
- DIANA TAYLOR WED TO NAVAL OFFICER; Wears White Organza Gown at Her Marriage Here to Ensign Merwyn Remley ...
- Cuddihy -- Gillis
- MISS ALLEN BRIDE OF ROBERT TALBOT; Gowned in Ivory-Colored Satin and Lace at Her Marriage in Hartford ...
- KeimCleary
- Miss Baldwin, Daughter of Representative, Becomes the Bride Here of Wallace T. Foote
- Nalle. -- Wooley
- AddissStone
- DAVIS URGES HOME OWI; Tells Senate Subcommittee the Domestic Branch Is Needed
- SKIDDING AUTO HURTS FIVE; Man and Four Women Injured When Car Hits Stanchion
- $10,000 Bequest to Williams
- ALGIERS CENSORS DE GAULLE PAPER; Article Revealing Intervention of Allies in Army Crisis Withdrawn on ...
- lqlJPTIAL$ ARE HELD FOR MISS SULLIYAH; She Becomes Bride of Dr. George A. Carden Jr. at the Cosmopolitan ...
- LINCOLN GROUP FINISHED; Granite of President and Wife to Be Set Up in Racine, Wis.
- TWO DECORATED IN CAIRO; Leader of Attack on Junkers Transports Wins D.S.O.
- CAIRO POLICE PRAISE AMERICANS' BEHAVIOR; Moral Standards Held Example -- Very Few Commit Offenses
- De Gaulle Visiting Tunis
- FREYBERG WINS APPROVAL; New Zealand Parliament Voices Confidence in Military Leader
- AUTHOR'S CONDITION GAINS; Anna Seghers, Struck by Auto in Mexico, Slightly Better
- NEW YORK ENSIGN DEAD; Navy's Casualty List Includes Three From This Area Missing
- NAZI FAMILY OF 5 SEIZED IN BROOKLYN; Twin Girls, 21, Favor Race Riots and Strikes Here as Aid to Germany ...
- Article 8 -- No Title
- MUSCLE SHOALS, IDLE IN '18, HAS COMEBACK; Nitrate Plant, Useless in First War, Vindicates Itself Now
- NEGRO PAINTS STORY OF RACE IN AMERICA; Mural by C.W. White Unveiled at Hampton Institute
- SPARS PROGRAM SHIFTED; All Training to Be Handled by Coast Guard After Thursday
- Union City Airman Decorated
- SEES GIANT NAZI PLOT; Lombardo Toledano Asks Latin-American Labor to Fight It
- CAPITAL IS WARNED OF EPIDEMIC PERIL; House Group Reports That the City Is Dirty and Vice-Ridden and ...
- RUSSIA AT WAR PRINTS 673,000,000 VOLUMES; 60,000,000 Are Speeches and Orders by Premier
- Post-War Education Course
- REPORTS HIT ON U-BOAT; But Brazilian Airman Is Not Sure That He Sank Raider
- UKRAINE MAY YIELD FOOD GAIN TO NAZIS; This Year's Crops to Be First Major Ones Reaped From Rich Occupied ...
- MARINES ADVANCE 95; Ten Officers From New York on New Promotion List
- SNUBBING OF LIBERALS IN EUROPE LAID TO U.S.; Leaders of 'Free Movements' Score State Department
- CANADA BROADENS WORK-AGE BRACKET; Boys of 16 and Men of 65 Now Subject to Compulsory Transfer Orders ...
- Oumansky Cites Lack of German Offensive; Sees Nazi Army Stunned by Allied Blows
- RED ARMY'S ELITE WIN GUARDS TITLE; Forming of Corps and Armies of Select Troops Illustrates Extent of ...
- Moscow to Observe July 4
- ALLIES HIT RABAUL AS JAPANESE MASS; 20 Tons of Bombs Strike at New Britain Concentration of Shipping ...
- SOVIET FAITH IN US CALLED WAR SPUR; Brooklyn Woman, on Way Back From Moscow, Tells of Public Delight ...
- STRIKE IN ITALY REPORTED; British Say Troops Were Used as 40,000 Quit Work in Turin
- NAZIS ADMIT DENTS IN LINES NEAR OREL; Report Soviet Armored Wedges Driven Into Key Salient, but Claim ...
- Change in Greek Cabinet
- GREEK VICTORY REPORTED; Guardsmen Killed 500 Italians in Macedonia, Cairo Hears
- Greeted by Governor Arnall
- MME. CHIANG GETS HONORARY DEGREE; China's First Lady Returns to Wesleyan, at Macon, Where She Once Was ...
- British Coastal Forces Praised
- OUR FLIERS RESUME BATTERING OF KISKA; Army Bombers Attack Last Japanese Aleutian Foothold Three Times ...
- Japanese Claim 27 Planes
- POLES' SOVIET UNIT EQUIPPED TO FIGHT; Division Gets Tanks and Guns and Nears End of Training
- Torpedoed by Sub; Sank Same
- PRESIDENT WRITES POLE; Letter to Sikorski Transmitted by Ambassador Biddle
- Vila Airfield Attacked
- Britain Improves Air Defense
- JAPANESE IN CHINA BELIEVED WEAKER; Must Draw From Other Fronts to Attack, Chen Says
- U.S. BOMBERS POUND JAPANESE IN BURMA; Train, Boats and Radio Are Targets in Two-Day Raids
- MARINE DISCRIBES GRENADE TACTICS; Return of Missiles Thrown in Dark by Japanese Told by Guadalcanal Veteran
- MAPS 1,600,000 MILES; Geological Survey Tells of Feat in Aiding Army
- WOMEN TAKE BOMBER ON WAY TO FRONT LINE; Flight of Two 'Wafs From West Coast Sets a Mark
- NAZIS TRY TO FORCE ENVOY OUT OF SPAIN; British Ambassador to Madrid Reveals 'Gunman' Tactics Used Against ...
- 330,000 YUGOSLAVS ARE READY TO RISE; Serbs, Croats and Partisans Armed and Prepared to Answer Allied ...
- Goatskin Rafts Ferry Oil
- WON'T END 'A' GAS CARDS; OPA Spokesman Says No Such Move Is Contemplated
- Vatican Denies Visit by Germans
- BOMBER LOSS RATIO NOT HELD CRITICAL; 2d U.S. Air Force Commander Puts It at 6% in Spite of New Nazi ...
- Fortresses Blasted Nazi Convoy
- YUGOSLAV CABINET FORMED IN LONDON; Trifunovitch Heads New Group, With Which Yovanovitch Will Be Associated ...
- Fears Grow in Europe
- Anxiety Voiced in Norway
- INVASION PICTURED AS RELIEF TO ITALY; War of Nerves Giving Way to 'Something We Can Combat,' Say Italian ...
- RIGHTEOUS PEACE ASKED IN PRAYERS; Dr. Goldenson Makes Plea at Convention of the Central Conference of ...
- Germany Defends Europe's Art and Culture Against Barbarians of Air, Goebbels Says
- Four Die in Plane Explosion
- More Waacs Arrive in Britain
- 424 MORE OF ARMY ARE HELD BY ENEMY; Japan Interns 314, Germany 106 and Italy 4, the War Department Reports ...
- Naples Has 243 Hours of Alerts
- German Slave Draft Sabotaged by Dutch; Nazis Complain 90% of Men Find Excuses
- CHINESE BRITANNICA AHEAD; First Translation Is Arranged -Task to Take Two Years
- Sultan Visits Fifth Army
- ' Six Pillars of Peace' Program Of Federal Council of Churches
- Veterans Honor Eisenhower
- Alleged Saboteur's Plea Fails
- Campaign Is Called "Must"
- SAY RAILROADS NEED ANTI-FLOOD PROGRAM; Spokesmen Tell Senate Committee It Involves U.S. Safety
- WORLD TRADE SEEN AS A KEY TO PEACE; 3 Business Leaders Predict U.S. Will End Isolationism After the ...
- Army Warns on Visits To Shore Front at Night
- SIX MEN SET ADRIFT TO TEST LIFE RAFTS; Coast Guard Picket Boat Stands By During Experiments
- PLUNGING BOMBER KILLS CREW AND 4; Five on Big Craft Perish as It Crashes Among Workers in Maine Potato ...
- RUHLE DEAD IN MEXICO; Exiled German Socialist Deputy Voted Against War in 1914
- Queens Workers Get Pay Rise
- GUARDSMEN SHOW BIG TRAINING GAIN; Gen. Kearney Is Particularly Pleased With Improvement in Marksmenship ...
- 167 DRAFT EVADERS ARE SEIZED IN CITY; FBI and Police Get 785 Men in Second Round-Up in Nation Staged ...
- JERSEY GIRL FOUND DEAD; Sister of Author of 'Guadalcanal Diary' Auto Fumes Victim
- VATICAN SCORES NAZI LAWS; Warns French Bias Against Jews Is Offense Against God
- STEEL OUTPUT RISE IS SOUGHT BY WPB; Nelson, Murray of CIO, Others Will Start Drive This Week for 2,000,000 ...
- DEWEY, WILLKIE STILL LEAD FIELD; Governor Holds Edge Over Rival as Choice for 1944, Gallup Poll Finds ...
- FIFTEEN ARE NAMED DEPUTY FIRE CHIEFS; Mayor Promotes Battalion Heads on Civil Service List That Was ...
- DETROIT RIOT DECRIED BY SOCIAL WORKERS; 14 Heads of Units Put Blame on Citizens' Apathy
- Workers to Attend School
- MOVES TO REMEDY TEACHER SHORTAGE; Women's Advisory Committee of WMC Offers Program to Avert Crisis AFFECTS ...
- TEACHER MAY GET 'GAS' FOR A TRIP TO HOME; Supplemental Ration to Be Given Under Some Conditions
- Drowned in Tractor Plunge
- DIES PLANS STUDY OF 'RACIAL HATRED'; Group Will Look Into 'Growing Antagonisms' and Work on Ideas for ...
- Painters Re-Elect Weinstock
- OIL RESERVE CALLED TOO LOW FOR SAFETY; But R.E. Wilson Says Industry Has Worked a Miracle
- Million Man-Hours Lost in Detroit Rioting; WPB Aide Asks Prevention of Racial Strife
- Week-End Traffic Jams Rail and Bus Facilities
- TEACHERS NAME OFFICERS; Mason Leads Brooklyn Group After Dr. Kaiser Resigns
- COMPROMISE ON FCC MEN; Conferees Back Keeping Lovett and Others in Their Jobs
- St. Lawrence Dean Quits
- RACE RIOT MENACE TOPIC OF SERMONS; Rabbi Goldstein Sees Rebirth of Ku Klux Klan as 'Danger to Be Reckoned ...
- DETROIT RIOT INQUIRY DISCOUNTS MIGRATION; Sociologist Finds Influx From South Not a Factor
- ALABAMA AIDS TUSKEGEE; Gov. Sparks Signs Measure Appropriating $100,000
- BOY'S INJURY STILL GRAVE; Miami Youth's Condition Here Reported as Only Fair
- Dentist Aids Wedding Licensee
- HITS 'DRAFT-DEWEY' PLAN; J.B. Quinn of Nebraska Declares Move Is III-Advised
- SENATE UNIT BACKS NAMING OF M'NALLY; Judiciary Subcommittee Acts as New York City Bar Withdraws Opposition ...
- RETURN TO TEXTILE MILLS; Workers in Virginia and Operators Agree on Contract
- MITCHELL DEFENDS U.S. PAYROLL RISE; Civil Service Head Says Most New Workers Are Laborers
- 3 FLIGHT RECORDS SET; American Export Lists Marks for Transatlantic Trips
- Turks Name Brazil Envoy
- WALDMAN FOR CHANGE IN ATLANTIC CHARTER; Labor Attorney Urges More Freedoms at Tamiment Session
- ROOSEVELT WAR AIM BACKED BY O'DWYER; Kings Prosecutor Calls for the Nation to Stand United
- HOLDS UP THREAT TO FIRE 3,500 MEN; Hendy Iron Plant in California Defers Dismissal of Those Refusing ...
- UNIONS TO AID RUSSIA; Labor War Chest to Help Equip Big Kuibyshev Hospital
- Views of the Country's Press on Congress Upset of President's Veto
- Rockland Army Man Killed
- GIVES NEGRO COLLECTION; Tuskegee Presents Booker T. Washington Papers to Library
- CALIFORNIA NEEDS 35,000 FOR CROPS; Importing of 21,511 Mexicans Still Leaves Demand for City and School ...
- MILLIONS INVOLVED IN THE FAY INQUIRY; Special Prosecutor Charges Union Levied Tribute on Thousands of ...
- JERSEY WORK HALT MAY TEST NEW LAW; Bayonne Plant Says Employes Called Strike -- They Charge They Were ...
- HARD COAL MINERS SPURRED TO RETURN; UMW Leaders Quit Wage Talks Here to Urge Back-to-Work Movement Tomorrow ...
- Second Alabama Furnace Closed
- Vision of Lewis on K.P. Pictured by Army Paper
- TAMMANY TO CELEBRATE; 157th Anniversary of Society to Be Marked on Thursday
- RELEASED FOR FARM AID; Youths of State Industrial School at Industry to Be Paid
- ASKS WIDER POTATO USE; WFA Says Production in the South Is Up 35 Per Cent
- CITY CIO GROUP HITS ANTI-STRIKE BILL; Socialist Leader Urges a Test of Its Constitutionality
- 7,600 Join Hard Coal Walkout
- ECONOMY' MEALS SET FOR RAILROAD DINERS; Under OPA Ceilings on July 1 Top Range Is 85c to $1.10
- OPA Men Halt 1,752 Cars In 6 Hours in Jersey Town
- FAMILIES ALLEGED TO FACE DISASTER; Increased Inflation Is Critical to Large Part of Population, Consumers ...
- FAILED TO VOTE ON VETO; Eight Democrats From This City Were Not Recorded
- Bill Seeks to Stop Liquor Sale
- CRITICISES 65 YEAR DRAFT; Norman Thomas Asks to Be Heard on President's Proposal
- Finnish
- Article 5 -- No Title
- Italian
- MEAT MEN BLAME SHORTAGES ON OPA; Will Ask Congress to Protect Them From the Agency's 'Ridiculous Procedure' ...
- Article 6 -- No Title
- Buenos Aires Lodge Closed
- ISHAM KEITH DIES IN ARMY; Actor Is Fatally Injured as Truck Hits Command Car
- Japanese
- Article 7 -- No Title
- German
- DEAD' FLIER IS A CAPTIVE; A Queens Family Gets Tidings After Being Told He Was Killed
- Vote in Senate to Halt Retail Food Subsidies
- Article 4 -- No Title
- Russian
- British
- Article 2 -- No Title
- Article 3 -- No Title
- United States
- Article 1 -- No Title
- United Nations
- HEAT WAVE GRIPS CITY FOR 16TH DAY; MERCURY AT 94.2; But Evening Showers Bring 17-Degree Drop, Presaging ...
- VICTORY PLAN SET BY U.S. CHAMBER; Nine Points Include Economy in Government and Price Controls 'Without ...
- Butchers Shut by Thousand; Armed Forces Short of Meat; Chicago Packers Reduce Output 50 Per Cent -- ...
- Front Page 2 -- No Title
- AFL, CIO OFFER AID; Green and Murray Write President, Assailing Vote by Congress LEWIS WANTS MINERS ...
- MORE MINES CLOSE IN PENNSYLVANIA; But Union Chiefs Are Hopeful Back-to-Work Movement Will Develop Tomorrow ...
- HOUSE BAN BACKED; New Blow at Roosevelt Halts Program to Cut Beef, Butter Prices CURBS FUTURE ROLLBACKS ...
- Standley Urges Lasting Soviet Tie; Voices Hope for Aid Against Japan; LASTING SOVIET TIE URGED BY STANDLEY
- NEW JERSEY SHORT OF HARVEST HANDS; If Summer Vegetables Are Not All Picked Plantings in Fall May Be ...
- MUTINY REPORTED IN 6 U-BOAT CREWS; Norwegians Disclose Trouble on Submarines Based in Undisclosed Harbor ...
- SICILY LIFELINE HIT; Terminus of Ferry From Italy Battered Despite Fighter Attacks 19 AXIS PLANES DOWNED ...
- STALIN HASTE PLEA SENT TO ROOSEVELT; Soviet Chief Tells President United Allied Blows Will Bring Victory ...
- U.S.-RAF Raids Over France Climax Big Week in Air War; Fortresses Lead Strong Daylight Attacks on Nazi ...
- Front Page 1 -- No Title
- $13,083,687 BONDS UP FOR NEXT WEEK; Municipal Financial Issues Will Be Concentrated on Tuesday and Wednesday ...
- I.B.M. Acquires Coast Plant
- $1,452,388 IS PROFIT FOR KELSEY-HAYES; Wheel Company Records Gain Over Last Year for the Nine Months ...
- RAILWAY PLAN REJECTED; Judge Igoe Refers-Rook Island Case Back to ICC
- 3 Cotton Memberships Sold
- AIDE OF NAZI SPY GETS 18-YEAR TERM; Leiner, Friend of Executed Saboteur Brought Here on U-Boat, Sentenced ...
- 400 YOUNG MEXICANS PROTEST AGAINST U.S.; Students Menace Americans Over Zoot-Suit Clashes
- Prince Paul in Johannesburg
- TURK AFFIRMS NEUTRALITY; Writer Close to Foreign Office Says Allies Understand
- OCR 'HONOR SYSTEM' FOR RETAILERS TOLD; Details of Voluntary Program to Curb Excessive Buying Revealed ...
- EX-UNION AIDE LISTS 'GIFTS' TO GURRAH; Orlofsky, at ShapiroTrial, Says He Gave Costly Automobile and ...
- Papers Avoid the Incident
- KAISER SHOWS $400 AUTO; Shipbuilder Says Gasoline Stations Can Sell Post-War Car
- U.S. NEGRO TROOPS IN BRITAIN IN ROW; I Clash With American Military Police After Latter Act in Disorder, ...
- Sparta Official Is Drowned
- Dealers Report Demand Jumps for Coal Stokers
- DETROIT HEAD SETS INQUIRY IN MOTION; Mayor Urges Dies to Keep Committee Out of Rioting Situation and ...
- BIDS NEW ENGLAND FIGHT RATE CHANGE; Foley Says Uniform Freight Proposal Is Challenge to Competitive ...
- BAY STATE ORDERS OFF; May Index Figure for Bookings by Industry Shows Declines
- JERSEY CITY HOUSE IN NEW OWNERSHIP; Local Corporation Acquires Four-Story Walk-Up at 155-68 Summit Ave. ...
- WOOLENS DEMAND STRONG; Inquiries Continue Heavy, but Goods Are Scarce
- Advertising News
- L.I.C. HEADS QUEENS DEALS; Lawyer Buys Four 6-Family, Houses in Crescent St.
- FURNITURE BUYERS GRUMBLE AT QUOTA; Dissatisfaction Is General Over Allotments Made at the Chicago Showings ...
- JULY COTTON PRICE HITS 14-YEAR HIGH; Market Here Closes at Day's Top of 20.49 Cents for Those Contracts ...
- CANADIANS ON COMITTEE; Solicitation of International Utilities Stockholders Authorized
- Article 14 -- No Title
- CANADIAN CROPS DELAYED; Conditions in Prairie Provinces Held Generally Favorable
- Trucking Firms Merged
- RAIL REORGANIZATION IS PROPOSED BY ICC; Plan Would Raise Rio Grande's Capitalization $651,515
- PLANS TO REORGANIZE; Warner Sugar Corporation Files Proposal With Court
- 133 BANK OFFICERS GRADUATED IN JERSEY; Rutgers Head in an Address Condemns Strikes
- BONDS AND SHARES ON LONDON MARKET; Prices of Kaffir Developer Issues Pushed Higher by Lack of Supplies ...
- DIVERSIFIED ISSUES OF BONDS FLOATED; $57,428,000, Largest Railroad Offering Since April, 1940, in Week's ...
- PERMITS DIVIDEND PAID FROM CAPITAL; SEC Allows Commonwealth and Southern to Distribute $3 a Preferred ...
- DIVIDEND PAYMENTS DECLINE; Drop in May, However, Is Less Than in First Four Months of Year
- NEW TOPS OF YEAR MADE BY STOCKS; Pivotal Industrial Issues Are Factors in Widest Advance Since March ...
- OFFERS PLAN TO END PULPWOOD SCARCITY; Tinker Says Program Assures Supplies -- Declares WPB Move Insufficient
- STATE BANKING AFFAIRS; Temporary Appointment of Junior Examiner Announced
- PLANS $35,000,703 DEAL; Delaware River Bridge Commission Considers Bond Refunding
- HAGUE FOE FACES 4TH DRAFT TEST; Rosenblum, in Court, Is Told to Be Examined Again Or to Stand Trial ...
- Elected Vice President Of Harvester Company
- Bank Adds Two Directors
- RUPPERT ISSUE IS FILED; Deal Involves $2,744,000 5% Sinking Fund Debentures
- Must Drop Drug Claims
- To Serve Another Term As Chairman of SEC
- BANK TO REOFFER FOX FILM SHARES; Distribution by Chase National to Follow Theatre Stock Sale to Corporation ...
- BUYING IS SPURRED BY SEIZURE OF CORN; Requisitioning of 20,000,000 Bushels Throws Markets in Furor of ...
- DIVIDENDS VOTED BY UNITED CIGAR; $5 Set for Preferred Against Accrued Arrears That Will Be $29.56 1/3 a Share
- TO STUDY WAR PROBLEMS; CPA's Meeting to Center Talks on Emergency Questions
- VAST POWERS GIVEN JAPANESE CARTELS; Industrial Labor in Five Main Fields Closely Controlled'
- Fined for Price Violations
- Sylvia Knowles Gains Title
- ODT SETS 'CURFEW' FOR TRUCK PICK-UPS; Limits 'For-Hire' Vehicles on Daily Activities -- Other War Agency ...
- HARD FIGHT FOR LABOR LOOMS IN AUSTRALIA; Curtin Faces Strong Opposition in Campaign to Keep Power
- Utility Hearing Aug. 9
- 3 Jersey Sisters in Waac Unit
- MOVIE CONCERNS MERGE; Universal Corporation to Absorb Universal Pictures
- Process to Synthesize Hormones Wins Patents Here for Germans; Rights Are Assigned to a Jersey Concern ...
- Plight of Giants Deplored
- Press Praised for Train Change
- Calumet Farm Won $71,940
- Newtown Victor at Chess
- BARKER I. C. 4-A. HEAD.; of Succeeds Gilbert as President College Association
- MISS ROSENQUEST IN TENNIS FINAL; Eliminates Miss Sanfillipo in New Jersey State Title Tournament by ...
- LEADS IN BASEBALL ACES; Reader Thinks New York Boasts More Than Other Cities
- BALK RULE ALTERATION; Writer Holds It Would Not Give Umpires Too Much Power
- HAEGG SLOWED BY MUSIC; Possible Record-Breaking Feat Thus Prevented, Says Fan
- Goodman Inducted Into Army
- HIALEAH WANTS 46 DAYS; Files Application for Meeting With Florida Race Board
- HOMERS BY BROWNS DEFEAT TIGERS, 6-3; Stephens and Chartak Connect, Each With One On -- Detroit Stopped ...
- PIMLIC0 RAISES PURSES; $25,000 Daily Average Voted to Insure Success of Fall Meet
- Coast Guard in Title Sailing
- Roberti Captures New Jersey Amateur Open Golf Title; ESSEX PLAYERS 145 TOPS LINKS FIELD Roberti Posts ...
- SOUTH TO MAP PLANS FOR FOOTBALL TODAY; Officials to Meet in Atlanta -- 7 Conference Teams Likely
- JERSEY CITY BLANKED, 5-0; Toronto Wins as Strincevich Fans Ten and Yields Four Hits
- Segura Displays Varied Attach In Reaching College Net Final; Combines Speed and Drop Shots to Conquer ...
- Eight Will Start Today In National Decathlon
- 15 HITS BY ATHLETICS CHECK SENATORS, 5-2; Arntzen Holds Washington to Six and Strikes Out Nine
- Bradley Filly Is Named
- INDIANS, WITH SMITH, DOWN WHITE SOX, 6-2; Rout Wade With Three Runs in First -- Curtright Hits
- McCarthy Team Ties Red Sox, 2-2, On Home Run by Gordon in Ninth; But Yankee Tally Driven In by Same ...
- BASEBALL IN 1944 SEEN BY HARRIDGE; Clubs Plan to Operate Unless Player Supply Decreases -- 1943 Profits ...
- OCCUPATION WINS FROM SLIDE RULE; Marsch Entry Scores a Head Victory in Seven-Furlong Race at Chicago ...
- Objector on New Hunger Strike
- Market Wise-Shut Out Duel Looms in Renewal of Brooklyn Handicap Today; FIELD OF 13 NAMED IN AQUEDUCT ...
- NEW CITY ARTERY URGED BY NATHAN; He Wants New Chambers St. to Be 150 Feet Wide So It Can Handle Heavy Traffic
- GIANTS' PROTEST HEARD; Frick Reserves Decision on Plea Over Phillies' Victory
- Beinor Married at Notre Dame
- Potenti Stops Graham
- NEWARK WINS IN 10TH, 5-3; Rosenthal's Single With Bases Full Beats Montreal
- BITHORN'S 2-HITTER SUBDUES CARDS, 6-0; Cubs' Pitcher Beats World Champions for 4th Time This Season
- CHASE BEATEN, 5-3, AT POLO GROUNDS; Gives Way to Feldman During Braves' Four-Run Fifth -- Rally Snaps ...
- TRIPLETT'S BLOWS TOP BROOKLYN, 8-2; Phillies' Slugger Drives In Five Runs With Two Triples as 21,504 ...
- Wash. State Keeps Hollingberry
- Sports of the Times; Portrait of a Man on Crutches
- Goldstein Takes Net Final
- ARTHUR C. JAMES LEFT $34,771,702; Charity and Religious Units Get $25,317,154 of Estate of Rail Industrialist ...
- SEIZED AS SUBWAY THIEF; IRT Employe Accused of $65 Hold-Up in Change Booth
- PETRILLO PUTS BAN ON VOCAL RECORDS; He Seeks Support of Singers Not Under Jurisdiction of Musicians' ...
- Brooklyn Sergeant Air Victim
- WLB SCORES SCHOOL FIRES; $5,000,000 Losses in First Quarter Tax Critical Materials
- Death in the Dimout
- KILLED BY FALLING TRUCK; Paterson Man Is Struck as Hand Carrier is Being Lowered
- FIVE DROWNED IN CAR; Auto Rolls Over Father Repairing It, Plunges Into Quarry
- HOWARD QUITS CENSOR JOB; Price Praises Aide as Latter Resigns to Resume Editorship
- Jersey Fish Dealer Starts 2,880-Day Term For Having 12 Dozen Illegal-Sized Lobsters
- FINED IN RATION PLOT; Ex-Mayor in Jersey, 2 Other Men and 2 Women Plead Guilty
- PETER CURRAN DIES; IN TIN-BOX SCANDAL; Henchman of Late Sheriff Tom Farley Banked $622,311 in Less Than ...
- VALENTINE DEFENDS MEN; Says Any Police Brutality Here Brings Disciplinary Action
- Whelan Workers Get 10% Rise
- WINS RIGHT TO BE DRAFTED; Patrolman Upheld in Fight Against Yonkers Appeal
- STANDS BY 10-HOUR SHIFT; Coast Engine Maker Will Discharge Machinists Refusing It
- Article 13 -- No Title
- Magnet Lifts Lock From Boy's Stomach; Feat Is Hailed as Boon to Pin-Swallowers
- TEA SET SELLS FOR $850; Silver Service Among the Art Objects Auctioned Here
- FLIERS SEE CHANCE THAT FORREST LIVES; Eight Parachutes Left Missing General's Bomber Over Kiel
- 3-Week Furloughs Begin For Draftees on July 1
- HERO ENSIGN PRAISED BY SHIP'S SURVIVORS; Men Tell How Injured Officer Braved Fire to Man Gun
- President Asks About Luce Talk
- FATALITIES IN HOMES SHOW INCREASE HERE; Accidental Deaths in Factories and on Roads Drop in Year
- MEXICAN CONSUL HONORED AT FETE; Ricardo G. Hill and Wife Are Guests at Ball of D.A.R. War Committee ...
- Son to Roger Kirkpatricks
- Stadium Group to Give Dinner
- DEFENDS RAILROAD RATES; Association Executive Assails Justice Department Charges
- Dates for Christmas Mailing Set
- REVISES WAR BOND RULING; Erie County Surrogate Permits Beneficiary to Inherit
- CITY TAX RATE, $2.89, HIGHEST IN HISTORY; Council Majority, Fixing New Levy, Says It Acted Under Protest ...
- Dorothy Chick Married to James L. Longley By Her Uncle at Ceremony in Scarborough
- ELEANOR GARY AFFIANCED; Baltimore Girl Is Bride-Elect of Lieut. Jesse Davis Jr., Navy
- At Lee -- Heath
- MISS MARDEE BELDING WILL BE WED AUG. 7; Texas Girl Betrothed to Lieut. Herman Peter de Wetter, USA
- Jean Williamson Engaged
- LOUISE S. HUSTED ARMY MAN'S BRIDE; Daughter of Naval Officer Wed to Lieut. John Renwick Jr. in Bedford ...
- MISS M'DONALD TO WED; Will Be Bride Today in Ottawa of William R. Berkinshaw
- Heuse -- Markush
- Gabrielson -- Littlehale
- MRS. F.R. HOBSON ENGAGED TO WED; Kin of Late Oliver Harrimans Bride-Elect of Lieut. Andre Smolianinoff ...
- Marriage Announcement 2 -- No Title
- Katherine M. Fallon Married
- Obituary 1 -- No Title
- MIRIAM GRAFF'S NUPTIALS; Jersey Girl Will Be Wed Today to Air Cadet G.L. Galbraith Jr.
- ELIZABETH M. BARRON WED; Bride of Lt. Benjamin Parran 3d, Son of Surgeon General
- Hussey -- Gebhard
- JOAN H. SWEENY'S PLANS; She Will Be Wed Wednesday to Lieut. George W. Cregg Here
- Daughter to A.T. Walls Jr.
- MARGARET POWERS BECOMES A BRIDE; Wears White Satin Gown at Marriage Here to Albert Morton Creighton ...
- MISS MARY Q. WEEKS WED TO NAVY ENSIGN; Bride of William H. Peck Jr. in Christ Church, Oyster Bay
- Marriage Announcement 1 -- No Title
- LEO GIEBEL, ONCE A STAR SWIMMER; An Amateur Champion of Two Decades Ago Dies -- Was on 1920 Olympic ...
- NOTABLES ATTEND MELONEY SERVICE; Herbert Hoover, Owen D. Young Among 500 at Last Rites for Magazine ...
- Birth Notice 1 -- No Title
- RITES FOR MARINE MONDAY; Sergt. John Sakala of Yonkers Fought in Solomon Islands
- JOSEPH WALTER O'BRIEN; Compositor on The Times, 64, an Employe of Paper 47 Years
- LT. WILLIAM HUBEN, POLICEMAN 31 YEARS; Was in Charge of Detectives at New Dorp, S.I. -- Dies at 58
- WILLIAM L. SANDS; Philadelphia's Oldest Telephone Pioneer, 87, Inventor of Devices
- EDGAR W. PROPHET; Newspaper Mechanical Chief Was Known as Concert Singer
- JOSEPH M. JENNINGS, TENNIS OFFICIAL, 70; Philadelphia Lawyer Active in Middle States District
- Bail Set for Longo Here
- NAVY HONORS EMMONS; It Awards General the D.S.M. for Hawaiian Services
- ARMY STUDY FOR 25,000; Boys Will Get Summer Scholarships in Specialized Reserve
- EX-GOV. PHILLIPS OF ARIZONA DEAD; Chief Executive of Western State in 1929-31 Stricken at 72 While Fishing ...
- Background Causes of Bitterness
- YOUTHS FROM CITY WANTED ON FARMS; Number in the Cadet Victory Corps Is Expected Soon to Rise to About ...
- Detroit Riots an Example; Powerful Argument for Organized World Seen in Disturbances
- Abroad; The War Is Too Big for Song Or Singing
- Topics of The Times
- Discrimination Charged
- TEACHER, PUPIL MEET IN CAMOUFLAGE STUDY; Both Now Army Privates Taking Five-Day Course at N.Y.U.
- 108 WIN AIR MEDALS; Five New York Fliers on List of Army Awards
- Dartmouth Alumni Elect
- $730,000 to Connecticut College
- ANNA SEGHERS HIT BY AUTO IN MEXICO; Anti-Nazi German Author Is Knocked Down on Her Way to Give Lecture ...
- MANVILLE SUIT DENIED; Bench Refuses to Set Aside His Agreement in Trust Fund Case
- Books of the Times
- Books -- Authors
- YALE AIDS LIBERAL ARTS; It Gives Eight Fellowships to Keep the Studies Alive
- $10,000 BARRYMORE SALE; Late Actor's Varied Wardrobe Is Going Under Hammer
- NEW YORK LEADS U.S. IN PLAYGROUND AREAS; National Recreation Year Book Lists Programs in 1,100 Cities
- Film Couple Change Names
- M'KEE OBJECTS ARE SOLD; An Auction of Decorations and Furniture Yields $18,831
- BUS INQUIRY IS SET; Utility Board to Hold Hearing on Service Cuts Wednesday
- MONJAR AND 11 AIDES SENTENCED TO PRISON; Wife Among Mantle Case Defendants -- Probation for 7
- SHOTWELL TALK DELAYED; Recording by Dr. Butler Put On Instead by Mistake
- AIRLINE DATA LOST IN FIRE; American's Offices in Pershing Square Building Swept
- Bar to Housing Project Denied
- SCREEN NEWS HERE AND IN HOLLYWOOD; O'Shea to Get Feature Part in 'Jack London' -- Anne Baxter Chosen ...
- Of Local Origin
- Two Get Grants at City College
- HOLLAND HONORS SOVIET; Hindus Guest Speaker at Russia Day in Netherlands Series Here
- MOSCOW 'MISSION' CALLED FILM 'DUD'; Writers War Board Asserts Movie of Ex-Envoy's Book 'Falsifies Facts' ...
- NORA KAYE MAKES 'SWAN LAKE' DEBUT; Her Performance High Point of Ballet Program at the Lewisohn Stadium ...
- ORCHESTRA TO EXPAND; N.Y.U. Symphony to Admit High School Youths This Summer
- Priest Run Down by Cab, Injured
- 90% OF INCOME TAX PAID STATE IN FULL; Only 130,000 Took Advantage of the New Quarterly Plan
- Degree for Capt. Rickenbacker
- DEWEY REVIEWS GUARD; Governor Rides in Jeep to Make Camp Smith Inspection
- ALL-NEGRO OPERA KOLLMAR PROJECT; Producer of 'Early to Bed' May Sponsor Dorothy Hayword Opus in the ...
- PRESIDENT PRODUCES A HOT WEATHER YARN; He Reveals That a New Steam Pipe Is to Warm Reporters
- Annual Gershwin Night July 6
- BUY $623,248 WAR BONDS; Members of the Central Trades Group Hold Special Drive
- To Be Pastor in Brooklyn
- DR. RUSSELL QUITS AS RUTGERS PASTOR; Presbyterian Minister Here is Retiring After Holding Post for 27 ...
- ARMY AID STRESSED BY CHURCH GROUP; Head of Federation Here Sends Special Explanation of Emergency Relief ...
- MEAD HITS AUTO USE TAX; He Asks Waiving Enforcement of 'Pay-as-You-Don't-Go Plan'
- ARGENTINA CURBS PRO-ALLIED GROUPS; Headquarters of Women's Aid Committee Closed by Police
- RABBIS SEEK UNITY ON HOMELAND PLAN; Conference Adopts Resolution Calling Reform Judaism, Zionism Compatible ...
- Castillo Due to Get Pension
- Police Honor Soldier's Memory
- HOUSE ADVANCES WAACS; Votes Bill Making Them a Regular Corps of the Army
- 3 DIE IN BOSTON PRISON; Youngest Tells Guards Chair Is 'Better Than State Farm'
- Priest Marks 45th Year Of Religious Service
- Camp Trips Awaiting Youngsters Despite Wartime Travel Curbs
- News of Food; Quick-Frozen Berries and Tinned Grapefruit Take the Place of Costly Fresh Fruits in Menus
- MRS. CROMWELL TAKES HEALTH RESEARCH JOB; Former Doris Duke Is Assistant to Dean at North Carolina
- Lafayette Reservists Honored
- ARMY PLANE FLIES YOUTH TO HOSPITAL; Air Command Transport Used for Emergency Trip From Miami to Brooklyn ...
- URGES WOMEN ACT ON POST-WAR ISSUES; Dr. Charlotte Whitton of Canada Says They Will Need More Interests ...
- Women in New Rail Jobs As Total Rises to 82,107
- Shifted to L.I College
- BACKS CHILD CARE BILL; Senate Education Committee Recommends Passage
- Wins the Soldier's Medal
- Trinidad USO Solves Unusual Problems, Staff Aide Reports on Visit to Home Here
- Finland Cuts Bread Ration
- Awful Reckoning Forecast
- RUSSIA PUBLISHES ATROCITY FINDINGS; Commission Details Torture, Murder and Looting -- Press Promises ...
- Nazis of 47 Called, Swedes Hear
- CADET NURSE CORPS TO TRAIN STUDENTS; Name Is Selected for Reserve at Conference of Advisory Committee ...
- RED STAMP DATES FIXED; OPA Sets Validity Periods for Four New Ration Series
- Party Picks Bok for Bench Race
- PRINTS LEND CHIC TO STAY-AT-HOMES; Simple but Colorful Clothes Attractive for Lounging or Strolling About City
- Free Lunches Continued In City Summer Schools
- Foreign Policy Not an Issue
- U.S. Bombers in Hectic Battles
- Giraud, de Gaulle Extol Russia
- De Valera Still Holds Stage
- NAZI COMMISSAR KILLED; Russian Partisans Slay Party Leader of Minsk District
- Honduran Farm Increase Urged
- 262 NEW CASUALTIES ADDED TO ARMY ROLL; 19 From New York, 4 From Jersey, 1 From Connecticut
- SWISS DECRY STRAY SHOTS; Say Nazi Anti-Aircraft Practice Shells Fall Across Border
- SOVIET NKVD PLAYS SPECIAL WAR ROLES; Noted Internal Security Force Expands Military Functions to Meet ...
- NAVY PRISONERS 3,631; Only One Coast Guardsman Is Listed in Enemy's Hands
- Fought Japanese Alone, Gets Congress Medal
- GEORGES 'OUTLAWED' BY ORDER OF VICHY; More Jews to Lose Citizenship -- Belgians Kill 3 Rexists
- CENTRALIZED FUND FRENCH UNITY SPUR; Channeling of All Allied Fiscal Aid to Committee in Africa May Help ...
- Moscow Denies Nazi Reports
- RUSSIANS CAPTURE DISPUTED VILLAGE; Drive Foe From Western Point Then Hold It Despite Three Nazi Counter-Attacks ...
- Article 11 -- No Title
- U. S. RAIDERS SET FIRES AT 3 SOLOMONS BASES'; Buka, Kahili and Munda Bay Blasted -- Macasser Hard Hit
- NAZIS IN SWEDEN ASK AID; Plead for Red Cross Funds and Cite 'Rescue From Communism'
- Telegrapher Takes 'Son Killed'
- Article 12 -- No Title
- Marching Orders" Given
- JAPANESE CONVOY IS BOMBER TARGET; Beaufighter Scores Near-Miss on One Ship Off New Ireland
- G0EBBELS ADMITS INVASION IS LIKELY; Concedes Allies Could Land in Europe, but Says Germans Would Welcome ...
- British to Wear Ribbons; King Picks Service Stars
- Nazis See Threat in Syria
- Simultaneously Reports From Italy Say That Thousands Arrested Include Many High Fascist Officials
- Bombers Drop Leaflets on Greece
- Scorza Extols Fascists
- FRENCH ACT TO END 3 PUNITIVE DECREES; Liberation Committee Moves to Abrogate Vichy Laws Against de Gaullists ...
- Gave Time to Fighting Men
- DENOUNCES FOOD SUBSIDY; Gannett Says It Is Threat to Our Form of Government
- DRIVE IS PLANNED TO EASE UTILITIES; Public Will Be Urged to Assist in Conserving Power, Gas, Travel, ...
- SHARP SKIRMISHES STIR BURMA FRONT; Highlanders and Indian Units Inflict Heavy Losses on Foe Along Chindwin ...
- PIG CROP BREAKS RECORD; Spring and Fall Estimates Total 127,000,000 Head
- Chinese Seize Stronghold
- CABS NOW IDENTIFY EACH DAY OF WEEK; Signs on Independents Show When They Must Stay Idle
- KING GEORGE'S TOUR ENDS IN EPIC VEIN; Monarch Hops Back to Britain From Visit to African Forces -- Greeted ...
- Washington Blamed if East Lacks Oil Heat; Head of Texas Board Says Storage Is Curbed
- Japanese Launch New Drive
- CELLER OFFERS TAX AID; He Says He Will Act to Halt U.S. Levy on Autos in East
- ' GAS' CUT'S SUCCESS PUT UP TO DEALERS; OPA Official Says the Main Responsibility for Rationing Lies ...
- PACKERS CLOSE PLANT; Cortland Firm Halts for Two Weeks Over OPA Rollback Row
- A-CARD SUSPENSION BEFORE OPA AGAIN; Gasoline Is So Short Officials Consider New Ration Cuts for Use ...
- Union Painters to Vote Today
- Backs Park Costs of $12,000,000
- SUBWAYS ADVERTISE TRANSIT JOBS AGAIN; Signs Urge Applications From Skilled and Unskilled Workers
- PRESIDENT SCOUTS FOOD 'CZAR' PLAN; He Also Discounts Reports Davis Wants More Power, Denies Latter Has ...
- LABOR TO ASK RISES, FALLING PRICE CURB; Murray for CIO and Shishkin for the AFL Warn of the Step at ...
- Darcy Conviction Is upheld
- Acquitted in Texas Hot Oil Case
- SOFT COAL MINES SLOWLY RESUMING; Output Is 25 to50% of Normal, but Pittsburgh Is Expecting Capacity ...
- RAILWAY LABOR ACT SEEN AS DESTROYED; Locomotive Brotherhood Head Attacks Vinson's Overruling of 8-Cent ...
- York War Workers End Strike
- PRESIDENT BARS LEWIS DEADLINE; Many of Us Get Away From Fact Nation's Life Is at Stake, He Says of Mine ...
- RICKENBACKER'S WIFE DENOUNCES STRIKERS; Doubts It Will Be Safe for Them When Soldiers Return
- HARD-COAL REVOLT EXPECTED TO FADE; Only 10 Per Cent of Men on Job, but Return to Normal Is Looked For ...
- ASK AMPLE PULP SUPPLY; Printers Urge Officials to Use Prisoners in the Forests
- Jersey Flier Killed in Action
- BRITISH COAL OUTPUT UP; 4-Week Period Ended June 12 Showed 1,248,000-Ton Increase
- Firm Quits After Wage Row
- GOVERNMENT GETS POWER ON STRIKES; Stoppages Are Forbidden in Plants It Holds and It Can Take Others ...
- OFFICER SAYS TROOPS WOULD LYNCH LEWIS; Letter From Tunisia Tells of Anger Over Coal Strike
- STATE AFL HEAD WARNS OF A LAG; Says Strike Bill Passage Is Likely to Be Detrimental to War Cooperation ...
- INSIDE MILK WORKERS GET A $4.50 PAY RISE; WLB Order Affects 4,000 Employes in Metropolitan Area
- SOFT COAL COSTS COMPILED; Ickes Reports 1942 Tabulation Showing Slight Increase
- Status of Closed Shop Uncertain in New Law
- Japanese
- Japan Names Envoy to Vichy
- N.A.M. BOARD HITS LABOR DRAFT PLAN; Also Assails the Punishing of Owners for Acts of Workers
- 1,000 Martinique Seamen Here, Most for de Gaulle
- Article 9 -- No Title
- ClO BLAMES ABSENTEES; Murray Says They Permitted Congress' 'Sneak Attack'
- German
- Roosevelt for 2d Front Just as Much as Russia
- Italian
- Russian
- Article 10 -- No Title
- Finnish
- Chinese
- Article 4 -- No Title
- Article 7 -- No Title
- Article 8 -- No Title
- Article 6 -- No Title
- Congress Has Enacted Eight Bills Into Law Over Veto Since Roosevelt Took Office
- Submarine Is Lost in Accident In Exercises Off the East Coast; SUBMARINE REPORTED LOST ON TRAINING EXERCISE ...
- Article 5 -- No Title
- Article 3 -- No Title
- British
- MEAT, NO STEAKS, SEEN BY THE MAYOR; La Guardia, Back From Capital, Says He Got Promise of 'Direct Action' ...
- United States
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- SUBSIDY CURB RIGID; It Would Forbid Use of All Federal Funds to Meet Price Rollback Costs SENATE VOTES ...
- United Nations
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- Text of President's Veto; PRESIDENT'S VETO OF STRIKE MEASURE
- Davis Seizes in Elevators 20,000,000 Bushels of Corn; CORN IN ELEVATORS TAKEN BY C.C. DAVIS
- DE VALERA LOSES MAJORITY IN EIRE; His Party Voted Out of 7 Seats in Dail -- Control Likely to Stay in ...
- CONGRESS REBELS; President Is Defeated by 56 to 25 in Senate, 244-108 in House SWIFT VOTE TAKEN Criminal ...
- Knox Warns of Crude Oil Shortage, With Exhaustion in 14 to 20 Years; KNOX SEES PERIL OF OIL EXHAUSTION