Congress Debates Medal Politics and Air Warfare Critique
Recounting proposals by Congressman Clarence F Toa and Rep Noah M Mason on broadcasting rules and military medals The discussion targets Charles A Lindbergh and James Petrillo amid calls to curb airwave exploitation and reward pilots while questioning wartime decisions and national honor The piece frames public demand for action against aviation influence and musician union leadership amid World War II era tensions.
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Noah M. Mason
Tminois
Charles A. Ibrah
Eandbergh
Hayward Sets Budget For Veterans Center Director Nominee
Citizens filled the Hayward city council meeting to voices views on selecting a director for the Veterans Information Center. Andrew Monahan’s nomination drew no opposition as the council approved two-thirds of the proposed budget, prompting the Hayward Area War Chest to contribute its one-hundredth share as agreed.
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Hayward Review
Hayward
Veterans Information Center
Andrew Monahan
George Mays
Hayward War Chest
Monahan
Hayward Area War Chest
Hayward Veterans’ Alliance
Henry MacCussie
Democracy Triumphs as Brazil Votes in Free Election
United Press reports Brazil held its first free election in 15 years after Vargas era, with provisional leader Jose Linhares overseeing a largely fair process. Voters, including women, chose a president, 42 senators, and 286 representatives amid open campaigns and nationwide radio broadcasts.
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Ay Louis
United Press
Brazil
Democracy
Beavil
Getujlio Vargas
Vargas
Jose Linhares
Supreme Court
Congress
Pallsh
Dustive Linhares
Ilaranl
Rio de Janeiro
O Globo
United States of America
United States
San Luis Air Base
National Democratic Union
Eduardo Gomes
Air Corps
Government Outlines Cutbacks For Farmers
Washington, UP The government released a 1946 farm production blueprint detailing cutbacks from wartime highs across crops, livestock, and products. Secretary Clinton P. Anderson urged planting 356,244,000 acres, up 6.5 million from this year, while targeting reductions in poultry, milk, eggs, and cattle to align with postwar needs. Sugar production is the only area calling for a sizable rise to address shortages.
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Washington
Clinton P. Anderson
Atomic shave and whistler patents take center stage
Washington reports on unusual patent headlines: Violet Arnold of Deep Iroit claims an X ray razor that shaves whiskers with two ten minute treatments and aluminum shields. Other inventions include Karl Presch’s liquid merry-go-round boat, a wind tunnel street car by Alexander Cargill, and August Osterholt’s whistle designed to produce a sharp echoing tone.
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Othman United Broay
Wasilington
Hag
Misa Violet Arnold
Deep Iroit
Hanks
U.S
Miss Arnold
New York Stock Exchange
Eureka
Atomic
Guernsey
Slaven
Atomic Power
Nore
Karl II
Presch
New Orleans
Alexander Cargill
Palra Beach
Pla
August
August Marius Osterholt
Hoboken
N. J
Annanhale
John J. Morris
Tuchka
William C. Stehldrier
Bronxville
N.Y
Editorial Circuit Rider by McLaughlin on Murley resignation stir in editors
Editorial circuit rider surveys Californian newspaper reaction to Patrick Z. Murley resigning as ambassador to China. Editors call for a full investigation of the State Department, arguing career diplomats thwarted policy and questioning the handling of American interests in Asia and elsewhere.
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J. F P. McLaughlin
United Press
Patrick Z. Mursley
China
State Department
Washington
Ontario Daily Report
Pacific
Oroville Mercury+ Register
Imneral Wurley
Roosevalt
Uhderlings
History's first thnhole cover and the flying dare
Frank G. Manson and James J. Maskey of Dayton Ohio patent Number 2389160 describe a trap door mechanism for airplane floors. The lines humorously address fear of heights and a call to Miss Arnold for an appointment after a 1946 patent office farewell and an atomic shave.
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Frank G. Manson
James J. Maskey
Dayton
Patent Office
Miss Arnold
Hurley’s China mission judgment splits press over policy
Commentary from the era notes mixed U S and press reactions to Hurley’s China mission. Observers warn against premature conclusions while acknowledging heated debate and unclear outcomes. The overall view is that American dealings in the Far East are in a growing, unsettled state with no clear consensus.
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Hurley
Chinesa Ce
de Sacramento Bee
Wurley
China
Pittsburg
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