Mosley football dynasty drives Alabama ties to bowls
The article celebrates Pop Mosley of Blytheville and his sons who have appeared in all major bowl games with Alabama. It highlights Monk Mosley and Russell Mosley, plus future star Tommy, noting Blytheville's strong Alabama legacy and the family’s bowl history from Rose to Sugar Bowls.
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Pop Mosley
United States
Alabama
Mosley
Harry Gilmer
Monk Mosley
New Orleans
Tide
Texas University
United Press
Blytheville
Herschel
Herky
California
Russell
Mosley Brothers
Texas A
Norman
Monk) Mosley
Boston College
the Daily
Pop
Tommy
Crimson Tide
Hetky
Monk
Arkansas
Radar patent leak shields RCA from prewar disclosure
Washington reports the Army kept silent over a major radar patent leak that allegedly allowed RCA to access wartime radar secrets before the conflict. The sequence traces Hershberger’s move from the Signal Corps to RCA, the 1938 patent filing, and the Army’s push to block public release until after the war.
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Army
Signal Corps
War Department
Justice Department
William D. Hershberger
Ohio State University
Radio Corporation of America
RCA
U. S. Patent Office
I. Wolf
Far
Wm. D. Hershberger
Inflation and war labor politics weighed in 1940s echo
James Marlow critiques Roosevelt era inflation and wartime labor policies, detailing how 40 hour week retention boosted costs and gifted workers large premiums, while steel and auto strikes disrupted production. He links inflation to postwar debt, consumer hardship, and misused government programs.
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Tom Dewey
Tom
Germany
Dewey
Harding
War Labor Board
Philip Murray
Steel
Murray
General Motors
Patents Abroad: Army Fails to Stop Overseas Filings
The Army could not halt foreign patent activity as RCA sought patents in Australia and New Zealand, then Germany and Japan. Although some patents were not granted, Germany and Japan could access secret technologies via government channels. German and Japanese military tied to their patent offices to acquire foreign inventions.
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RCA
Australia
New Zealand
Germany
Japan
Radar patent fight taints RCA after wartime secrecy
The piece recounts RCA’s radar patent dispute with the Army and Justice Department after World War II. It notes the Signal Corps prior emphasis on radar, Senate scrutiny over submarine patent sales, and alleged leaks linking Gen Harry Ingles to RCA. It suggests the case stalled with no action forthcoming.
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U. S. Senate
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Conn
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Japan
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Hitler
Poland
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Justice Department
Patent Office
Hershberger
Harry Ingles
The
Radio Corporation of America
Unfreezing the Movies plan eyed by U S leaders
Movie magnates and publishers push a scheme to pay overseas employees in francs earned abroad, with the U S Treasury supplying dollars to home offices. The idea aims to convert foreign earnings into dollars, easing foreign sales strains and keeping studios afloat. Congress members eyed the proposal with cautious approval.
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Time
Reader's Digest
Ublishers
Europe
Eric Johnston
U.S
United States Treasury
U. S
Congress
Government personnel abroad funding under Marshall Plan
Funds for paying government personnel abroad are administered under the Marshall Plan framework. The program directs resources to sustain personnel costs in allied nations as part of postwar reconstruction efforts.
Political theater and party maneuvering across parties
Senators and party leaders spar over grain market speculation and the looming year ahead. Democrats push Brown against Ferguson while McGrath praises Farley and Roosevelt. The Walsh couple navigates a tense political landscape near the height of partisan campaigns.
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New Hampshire
Royall
Ed Pauley
Michigan
Prentiss Brown
Homer Ferguson
Ferguson
Howard Hughes
McGrath
Democratic National Committee
Jim Farley
New York
Franklin Roosevelt
Farley
Bailey Walsh
Walsh
Carroll Reece
Tennessee
McKellar
Nation Today Second Look At Adult Education
The Nation presents the second installment in a two article series critiquing adult education as evaluated by the President's commission on higher education. The piece analyzes shortcomings and policy implications for continuing education and public access.
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Commission On Higher Education
Universities urged to broaden role in democracy
The commission argues higher education should expand beyond the campus to reach people wherever they are. It calls for more teachers and funding to educate adults, not just traditional students, and stresses universities must serve the broader community.
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Alabama
Folsom
Folsom Administration
Florida
James Marlow Washington
Special—Commission
Truman
Gether
Ge Cation
Morgan County Court Attachment Notice in 1947 Case
Notice announces an attachment issued November 19 1947 against the defendant's estate in a Morgan County Alabama case. Sheriff executed the writ summoning Bryan McAfee as garnishee in the Circuit Court matter. Clerk H Harrison Hill records the notice December 4 1947 in Morgan County Court.
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FE. F. Mittwede
Morgan County
Alabama
Morgen County
Bryan McAfee
Circuit Court
H. Harrison Hill
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Pop) Mosley
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