Air Forces unveils R4360-VDT propeller jet engine
The Air Forces describe a new R4360-VDT engine that combines a Pratt and Whitney 28‑cylinder Wasp Major with a jet exhaust system. It boosts takeoff power from 3500 to over 4000 hp, adds jet thrust via a variable nozzle, and lets bombers fly farther faster and higher to eight miles altitude.
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Air Forces
Air Force
Municipalities League Urges Revenue Measures for Cities
The El Paso Chronicle reports the Municipalities League meeting in El Paso on October 6 proposing state level revenue measures. Officers elected include H Kucera as new president and Galveston convention site. mayors Barger Ponder Curtis named. Proposals seek tax powers on amusements, refund of gasoline taxes, state funding for city transit taxes, highway maintenance by state, tax broadening, per capita revenue sharing, and more flexible revenue bonds.
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Confederate veterans pick new leader at 98th reunion
General J. W. Moore of Selma becomes commander of the United Confederate Veterans, succeeding General William Mercer Buck. Buck missed the gathering in Montgomery as the reunion nears closing, with Moore traveling 50 miles by car to attend. Plans for a joint 1949 reunion with Union Army survivors remain undecided.
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J. W. Moore
William Mercer Buck
Muskogee
Okla
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Selma
Little Rock
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Bulgaria and Finland Sign Exchange Agreement
Bulgaria and Finland signed a trade pact providing for exchange of agricultural products chemicals and machinery. The agreement was signed in Sofia on Wednesday October 6.
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Finland
Sofia
Findland
Confessed Killer Nabbed by Ohio Cops
Springfield police and state agents arrested a man who confessed to shooting a 14 year old girl near a Springfield grade school. He was brought to the police station with Lillian Weaver, a police records clerk, who had dated him since February and resigned after the arrest.
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Ohio
Columbus
Lillian Weaver
Miss Weaver
Mary Ann Page
Everett L. McSavaney
Richard Longnecker
State Bureau of Identification
Austin Richards
Kangaroos Reaching Seven to Eight Feet in Height
The article notes some of the largest kangaroos stand seven to eight feet tall and weigh around 200 pounds, detailing impressive size ranges for the species.
Radio Telescope Opens New Window To Explore Heavens
Ithaca NY October 6 A radio telescope unveiled Wednesday opens a new window to outer space by receiving signals through the earth atmosphere.
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Ithaca, N. Y
Remington Sues Bentley and Partners In Defamation Claim
A $100000 damage suit was filed in Federal Court naming Elizabeth T. Bentley National Broadcasting Company and General Foods Corporation as defendants. Remington alleges Bentley falsely labeled him a Communist on a September 12 Meet the Press program damaging his career and public standing.
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Elizabeth T. Bentley
State Federation Six-State Australian Government Pane
The Australian government forms a six-state federation framework, established in a historic arrangement detailing the powers and roles of each state within the federation. The description outlines how states cooperate under a central government structure.
South Dakota Widow Appointed to Senate
Mrs. Vera C. Bushfield was named U.S. senator from South Dakota by Governor George T. Mickelson after the death of her husband Harlan J. Bushfield. The appointment, with an understanding her resignation will occur before December 30 when the 80th Congress reconvenes.
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South Dakota
Senate
George T. Mickelson
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