Truman loyalists reel as Missouri Democrats drift
In a column from Capital Chat, Missouri Democrats face losses as Truman influence wanes. The piece notes Reynolds joining the National Labor Relations Board, mentions Ickes censorship issues with the Washington Star, and highlights Civil Aeronautics Board head Ben Stern receiving little credit for labor tensions. It also covers maritime settlement talks, Bridges versus Curran friction, and government-backed wage provisions amid the postwar labor disputes.
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Time for non commercial programs in renewals?
In Washington the debate on radio station license renewals includes weighting time for non commercial programs. Senate adviser Sen Tydings warns against buying this year due to potential competition with the country and risk of paying high prices for lower quality. Cardinal Blond named Warsaw archbishop. Czech President Beneš asserts a permanent Czech Russian alliance. Bendigo naval gun factory to stay open as Australia aims to be Pacific arsenal.
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