Congressional defense push amid budget cuts and trials
A summary notes Congress lines up heavy defense spending while cutting non defense expenditures. It covers mail replies on public sentiment, Rumely and Patterson trials, contract discrepancies at Sampson Air Force Base, and a public survey on spring cleaning help. New Orleans mentions stone paving and historic bounties for ballast stones.
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Congress
House
George Mahon
Lubbock
Albert Thomas
Houston
Russia
Rumely
Patterson
Edwin A. Rumely
Committee For
William L. Patterson
Vito Marcantonio
Georgia
Henderson Lanham
Sampson Air Force Base
New York
Lands a Bride Just Like That
Kenneth Kerwin a 19 year old Portland shipping clerk announced plans to marry Gloria Trask 19 also of Portland on May 14. Fifty girls wrote after Kerwin’s ad in the Portland Press Herald. Radio announcer Ellis O’Brien joined in as a gag prompting more interest.
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Portland
Kenneth Kerwin
Gloria Trask
Kerwin
Portland Press Herald
Gloria
Ellis O’brien
Associated Press
WCSH
O'Brien
Debunked Flag in Washington Crossing Painting
A noted fallacy claims the flag in the Washington crossing the Delaware scene was designed after the era. It also notes Thoroughbred horses originated in England with Dodsworth, bred by Charles II, cited as the first horse with an authentic pedigree on record.
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Washington
The
Delaware
England
Dodsworth
Charles II
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