Britain Shifts Focus East From Crossroads to Palestine
Aerial and ground shifts in the Middle East as Britain negotiates withdrawal from Egypt and repositions bases. The article notes strategic pivots toward Palestine, possible use of Transjordan airfields, and Kenya as a distant fallback. It discusses canal control, League of Nations influences, and Britain’s oil and naval interests shaping the base reality.
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Department of Commerce seeks inventors and manufacturers for help
The Nation Today reports the Department of Commerce will invite inventors and factory operators with technical problems to use a expanded Office of Technical Services aided by a $1.5 million appropriation. An inventions and engineering division will evaluate ideas, advise on patents, and connect inventors with developers. A technical advisory division will seek solutions from government or private sources.
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Washington
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Department
Department, of Agriculture
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Federal plan to sponsor industrial research projects
The technical advisory division aims to answer questions from non competitive sources and fund industrial research via contracts with non profit labs. Skeptics doubt its reach into engineering and possible political uses, but Thompson says the dept will provide complete information and refer business inquiries to private or local agencies.
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Sam ‘Thompson
Secretary of Commerce
Henry Wallace
Thompson
Savi Wartnnner
Methodists Plan Aged Home In Des Moines Conference
The Town-Des Moines conference of the Methodist Church forms a corporation to accept gifts for a Methodist home for the aged with projected cost between 250000 and 150000 dollars. Location pending conference decision. Trustees include Harry Tyler and Willisea Rave. Also notes average US altitude around 2500 feet.
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Backstage in Iowa Politics 1945 tax study committee
Des Moines dispatch notes the 1945 Iowa legislature created a tax study committee led by Francis Johnson to survey Iowa’s tax system and report before the 1947 session. The panel has held sessions and heard witnesses but kept its conclusions private, with Brookings Institute’s homestead tax report under revision. The group seems to focus on Iowa’s property assessment system amid calls for better coordination. a 1947 legislative issue may address district or state level methods.
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IPPA
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Francis Johnson
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State to sell half dollars for centennial observance
The state may authorize selling half dollars at a premium to fund centennial observance costs. The town centennial commission faces a hurdle as most celebrations end before the coins are ready. Clubs seek the right to sell the coins and retain premiums, likely facing rejection under the bill. Banks may handle the sale to curb speculation and determine who gains the premium.
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Jook
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Bayo Wuate
Girls State Annual Affair in Des Moines
The Iowa American Legion Auxiliary voted to continue Girls State as a permanent event and to create a memorial fund honoring deceased past presidents. The fund will grant $100 scholarships annually, this year honoring Virginia Macrae, Esther Thompson, and Eleanor Steinberg Williams. Mrs Glenn Simmons reported 3,075 auxiliary members on rolls.
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Council Bluffs
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Dallas Center
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War Assets Call for Bids on Des Moines Plant
CHICAGO The War Assets Administration regional office announced bids for the purchase or lease of the Des Moines ordnance plant covering about 900 acres. Proposals will be accepted up to 2 p.m. CST on August 27. The plant includes 19 industrial and 12 utility buildings, built by the army and operated by U S Rubber for ammunition loading and testing. Bids may cover part of the industrial buildings with optional utility buildings and services.
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War Assets Administration
Des Moines
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U. & Rubber Company
WAA
To Try Constable on Civil Rights Charge
Jacksonville Florida Sar Co. Suwannee County Constable Tom A Crews of Branford is to stand trial in federal court on charges of violating the civil rights of a Negro prisoner who died after an arrest last September. The indictment alleges Crews arrested Sau Askins Mc Fadde on Sept 21 and transported him to the Suwanee river where he was beaten with a pistol and cow whip until he leapt into the river and drowned.
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Via
Suwanee County
Tom A. Crews
Branford
Louie W. Slown
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Sau Askins McFadde
Suwanee
Detroit Halts Street Showers as Polio Spreads
Detroit health officials suspended the summer hydrant showers after a spike in infantile paralysis cases. Four new polio cases in the last four hours raised yearly totals to 77 with seven deaths reported. Health Commissioner Dr. Bruce Ti Douglas urged stopping the practice to avoid sudden chilling.
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Step Up Production of Passenger Tires
Washington reports that production of tires for passenger cars and motorcycles will be increased in the second half of the year. The Civilian Production Administration aims for 69,150,000 tires, though only 30,642,101 were made in the first six months. Truck and bus tires reached 708,491 in the first half, over half of the yearly goal of 13,860,000.
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Supply and distribution plans for rubber and vehicle parts
The report notes adequate supply of tires and truck parts to meet current demand except for small delivery and pickup vehicles. It says CPA WILL will distribute natural and synthetic rubber and OLE materials to boost production for passenger and motor cycles in the latter half of the year. It also mentions ship smokestack camouflage with dog kennel or ventilation shaft enclosures.
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