United States Leaders discuss future WWII command role
The article analyzes potential Western European theater leaders for a postwar unified Allied army. It notes General George C. Marshall and Lieutenant General Dwight D. Eisenhower as top possibilities, with Somervell as a likely successor to Marshall. It mentions resistance to a single supreme commander and the need for U.S. adoption to persuade Britain.
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Pershing
Marshall
Brehon D. Somervell
West Point
Virginia Military Institute
United Nations
Europe
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ike
Douglas MacArthur
Supreme Command
North American Aviation Wins Army Navy E Award
The Texas North American Aviation plant and its Inglewood California parent were notified by Undersecretary Robert Patterson that they earned the Army Navy E for excellence in production. The award includes a flag and pins for every employee on payroll when announced. Ceremony details were not yet set.
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Dallas
Texas
North American Aviation, Inc
Inglewood
Cal
Robert Patterson
Texas Democrats Seek Action to Rein in Campaign Spending
Texas Democrats at their biennial state convention endorse a three path plan to curb abuses and evasions of election finance laws regulating candidate spending. The move aims to ensure measures are in place before the next primary.
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Dave Cheavens
Austin
Texas
Bright New World Predicted By Dallas Leader
Frank Reedy of the Dallas Advertising League envisions a postwar world with a continental highway from the Bering Sea to the Western Hemisphere and the South Pole, flying hotels, plastic boats, and underground rocket tubes, arguing this progresso would outpace today’s understanding.
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Dallas
U.P
Frank Reedy
Dallas Advertising League
Bering Sea
Alaska
Reedy
Radio campaign spending eyed by Texas legislature
Lawmakers vow to tighten rules on campaign expenditures including radio buys. The platform notes some candidates disclose radio costs while others do not and urges a positive requirement to list all campaign expenses whether paid by candidate or others with consent. Radio use in Texas politics grows, highlighted by W Lee O Daniel’s early microphone strategy.
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Texas
W. Lee O'Daniel
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