Winchell questions DOJ action on sedition cases
Walter Winchell criticizes the Department of Justice for delaying sedition prosecutions while arguing the Supreme Court should rule on the process. He cites indictments of 26 alleged seditionists and names defendants tied to Nazi propaganda, urging accountability and clear legal action.
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U. S. Att'y
Clark
Dep't
Dep't of Justice
Supreme Court
Robert H. Jackson
Nuremberg
Yamashita
U. S
U. S. Supreme Court
Justice
Dep’t of Justice
Prosecution Demand Stressed Over Indictments and Justice
A reader condemns gross negligence and urges authorities to prosecute the indicted without delay. They call for resignations of reluctant prosecutors and warn that failing to act would embolden hateful doctrine and threaten the nation’s legal foundations. The piece invokes historical Nazi atrocity as a warning about inaction.
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Law and Order
Cumberland farm club honors long-serving agent Elizabeth Gainey
Farm club women of Cumberland county present a plaque to Elizabeth Gainey home demonstration agent for 32 years at the federation winter meeting. Presented by Mrs M B McArthur president of the county federation of home demonstration clubs.
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Fayetteville
Farm Club Women
Cumberland County
Elizabeth Gainey
M. B. McArthur
County Federation of Home Demonstration Clubs
Federation
Advances in airplane safety systems at SAE session
Detroit reports on pilot aids and automatic direction beams proposed to ease landings in bad weather. proposals include two radio beams for runways, radio runway localizers and glide paths, and a homing compass to guide aircraft when visibility is poor. Gill stresses systems augment other parts and require little pilot training while criticizing runway lighting at many airports.
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Toronto
International News Service
Detroit
INS
Society of Automotive Engineers
SAE
Mechanica
Air Oe
Trell
American Airlines
Cutrell
John F. Gill
Eastern Air Lines
Gill
EAL
Indianapolis
Ind
Newark
N. J
Dyna Coal Mine Near Daylight Becomes Operational
The Dyna coal mine near Daylight Indiana, one of the world’s longest slope mines, features a 1725 foot slope shaft dipping 16 degrees to 500 feet underground. Manager Dave Ingle Jr. estimates the No 3 coal vein will produce 4000 tons daily and last 40 to 50 years, with innovations including a steel ply belt for hauling coal instead of mine cars.
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Daylight
Ind
Dyna
Indiana
Dave Ingle
Genecad
Ingle
Losses by Fire Rise in February in Ames Report
Ames Iowa February sees high fire losses with daily fatalities. Sixteen reside deaths occur nationwide in dwellings. Farm engineer Harold Beaty of Iowa State College notes over three quarters of fires originate from defective flues heating systems and roof sparks on shingles.
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Ames
Iowa
United States
Harold Beaty
Iowa State College
Dairy Prices Log A Stable Market In 1945
Dairy products markets remained firm with prices changing very little during 1945. The report notes a steady tone across the sector as supply and demand balanced overall.
Jobs For Veterans Timekeeper Payroll Clerk Feature
Public service profile from USES highlights a 26 year old white male veteran seeking work. Former technical sergeant in air force and chief clerk statistical control with payroll experience. Civilian work includes timekeeper payroll clerk and payroll preparation. Neat appearance noted.
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U. S
U.S. Army
Air Force
Statistical Control Office
Salvage Crews Sent To Board Ill-Fated Ship Yukon
Army salvage teams proceed to the grounded hull of the Yukon while small boats scour Johnstone Bay for 10 missing persons. One body recovered. total dead listed as six soldiers three civilians and two crewmen with Alaska continuing to ferry survivors and aid recovery.
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Ketchikan
Alaska
Army
Yukon
Johnstone Bay
Seward
Clergymen Oppose Returning War Dead
Twelve clergymen in the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts urged President Truman to oppose plans to repatriate World War II dead, arguing the project costs 500 million dollars and diverts funds from humanitarian relief. They urged using the money to aid the living and ease suffering instead.
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Boston
Department of Social Service
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Massachusetts
Trumann
Nenr
San Francisco Chronicle
Bers
Tar Heel farming expansion limited say economist
Economist H. B. James of the extension service cautions that farming operations in North Carolina should not be expanded this year, signaling restraint for local agricultural growth.
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H. B. James
The
Extension Service
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