Opposition to Lilienthal Looms Over Atomic Commission Vote
The article weighs Senate doubts about David E. Lilienthal for the Atomic Energy Commission chair. It cites opposition over alleged communist ties and argues anti-communist credentials matter for access to sensitive information. It notes broader stakes and potential budget impacts amid hunting law shifts.
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Senate
David E. Lilienthal
Atomic Energy Commissn
Lilienthal
Apital
Ienthal
TVA
Amerin
Mic Energy Commission
Russia
Hcer
Frank Fission
Democracy
United States
Arty Line Highlights Zhukov Moscow to New York Stay
Yuri Zhukov visits Moscow and describes New York to Jauda's readers. He criticizes shortages and apartment fee controls. He argues for ending price controls and reducing government barriers to boost private enterprise and landlord profits.
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Yuri Zhukov
Moscow
New York
Jauda
Comrade Zhukov
Zhukov
Newark
Move to create separate hunting and fishing state department advances
The bill to split the game and fish division from the Department of Conservation and Development and form a new state department for hunting and fishing gains momentum as House members sign on while Senate pledges remain unsigned. Proponents say a broader split may occur despite lack of full confirmations.
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Raleigh
Department of Conservation and Development
le Game and Fish Division
Detment of Conservation and Developent
State Department
Ie House
Pronents
Senate
England’s socialist policy failures blamed for coal shortages
The piece argues that England’s Labour government failed to sustain coal supply and industrial output during a severe winter, warning American readers about adopting totalitarian government. It claims socialism weakened production and questions the feasibility of public ownership for vital industries.
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England
Labor Party
America
Era of Good Feeling in Industrial Relations
government business and labor leaders show cautious optimism as collective bargaining works with no major strikes on the horizon. a two year steel job classification completed to the satisfaction of all parties. questions remain about potential legislation and future disputes amid a tense but peaceful atmosphere.
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Phil Murray
Ben Fairless
Congress
Eyes on the past: GOP acts linger in Congress
Washington columnist Peter Edson argues the Republican majority bogs down in backward looking moves. He cites term limits, war effort probes, and tariff shifts as signs the party pursues past battles rather than future reform, urging a forward looking Republican uprising.
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Peter Edson
Washington
Congress
Republican House
Roosevelt
Senate
Reublican
Owen Brewster
Nine
Fordney
McCumber
International Trade Organization
U. S
Capitol Square wildfire fuels debate on independent wildlife commission
About 200 supporters gathered to back a bill for an independent wildlife resources commission separate from the existing conservation department. The hearing, moved to the house for space, highlighted deep rifts over game control, with strong calls for separation and concerns about stream and forest issues and current governance.
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Capitol Square
Wildfire Resources Group
Wildlife Resources Commission
Department of Conservation and Development
House Committee
Senate Committee
House
Rodman
McLaughlin
Senate
Erskine Smith
Conservation board terms shift sparks 1925 1945 debate
The article traces changes in conservation board terms from staggered four year terms adopted in 1925 1941 to a 1945 push for return to staggered appointments. It notes ongoing debates on who should supervise wildlife resources and the contentious push for an absolute divorce between the wildlife federation and cooperation efforts, with legislators split on the best structure.
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Conservation Department
Broughton
Cherry
Wildlife
General Assembly
Wild Life Federation
Senate
Rudolf Mintz
C&d
Gossip and Celebrity Drift From New York Society
A brisk column item lists various celebrity rumors and social notes from New York including divorce delays over settlement terms the Dorsey family gossip about Carole Landis and H Schmidlapp comments hints about Hollywood casualties and public scandals plus faint references to fashion house notices and society weddings.
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Tommy Dorseys
Dorsey
Pate Dane
H. Schmidlapps
Carole Landis
Mary Kirk
Floridaddy
Eduardo Hillman
Inverclyde
Hollywood
Charles Evans Hughes
War Widow Captain-Husband Ties At Halloran General
Captain Helen L. Herman, chief physiotherapist at Halloran General, wed patient Captain Robert K. Harris of New York. Harris, a nine battle star veteran and former Columbia blocking back, now stays at Army and Navy General Hospital Hot Springs Arkansas. The item notes other society notes and entertainment blurbs from the era.
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Helen L. Herman
Halloran General Hosp
Robert K. Harris
N. Y
Columbia
Lou Little
Harris
Army and Navy General
MacArthur Awards Silver Star To Civilian Verd Haugland
A 1942 event saw General MacArthur present the Silver Star to civilian Verd Haugland, AP correspondent, for gallantry after 42 days behind enemy lines. Haugland later covered Admiral Mitscher’s Task Force 58, married, joined AP in Washington, and a baby girl was born Jan 26.
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MacArthur
Verd Haugland
Haugland
Central Pacific
Admiral Mitscher
U. S
Washington
Hauglands
Mitscher
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Miami
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