Outside Gravity In a Moon Trip Sketch Theorizes Zero G Flight
The second sketch describes a rocket ship released from a carrier plane reaching 55 miles, then 100 miles in orbit with neutral gravity aboard. Two pilots experience four times weight during ascent, then zero weight in space. They explore floating, magnetized shoes, floating water spheres, and standing sleep. Gravity’s role in bodily functions is questioned as the ship becomes a moving laboratory. Tomorrow: hazards in space.
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NEA
Moon
Earth
Space
Former sergeant at arms indicted on accounts fraud
A former sergeant at arms associated with the House was indicted today by a grand jury on three counts of concealing 149,863 dollars in office accounts. The indictment alleges he lied to auditors about cash on hand and used a scheme to hide shortages. Each count carries up to 10 years in prison and a $10,000 fine. Iran's name change to Iran from Persia is noted as context.
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Kansas
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New York
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Illinois
Manhattan
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Washington
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America
Lincoln
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Gettysburg
Stephen Douglas
Edward Everett
London
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Louisiana to Discuss Gas Situation Debated at Hearing
Louisiana faces a heated debate over natural gas policy as the conservation department holds a hearing on an allowable for Lucky Field gas flowing into Seattle Inch without proper authorization. The case traces from a 50 million cubic feet daily allowance, revoked after H L Hunt interests were found routing gas into Seattle Inch, and court actions to curb production without an approved allotment. The policy seeks no extra gas for industrial use in areas with alternative fuels.
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Louisana
State Conservation Department
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Conservation Department
H.L. Hunt
Little Inch
Portal to portal pay case drags through courts to final say
Washington reports on the long dispute over overtime under federal wage hour law. CIO workers at a Mt. Clemens pottery plant argued overtime for early start times, the district judge ruled against, appeals up to the Supreme Court, which rarefied the issue to portal to portal pay back to 1938. The legal process may delay final ruling for months as Congress debates fixes and workers seek back overtime.
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CIO
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Frank A. Picard
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Picard
U. S. Supreme Court
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Supreme Court
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Oklahoma
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Murphy
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Georgia
Walter Hendrix
M. E. Thompson
Talmadge
Thompson
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United States District Court
Claude H. Porter
Rome
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Bond Almand
Fulton National Bank
Eugene Talmadge
Salt Lake City
Ellis Arnall
Superior ‘Court
Herman.Talmadge
General Assembly
Henry County
Claude Porter
Regi
Porter
Atlanta
Associated Press
Italians mourn Mussolini era ends in ruin and lessons
The piece reflects on Italy signing the Paris peace treaty ending World War II, mourning its declined power and authority, and warning free lands against following dictatorial leaders. It contrasts Mussolini's downfall with lessons about responsibility, law, and justice for nations. The second section reports Earl F. Reed accusing the NLRB of targeting an independent union at Weirton Steel, urging Wagner Act revisions to protect independent unions and curb strikes.
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Mussolini
Free Lands
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Weirton Steel Company
National Labor Relations Board
West Virginia
Reed
Senate Labor Committee
Forney Johnston
National Coal Association
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Weirton
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Veterans Receive 23 House Allocations at Southwestern Proving Ground
At the Southwestern Proving Ground city hall, 23 houses were sold to Hempstead County veterans under a special veterans committee in cooperation with the City of Hope. Buyers were urged to pay by Saturday February 15 as the War Assets Administration is to be paid. a next buyer moves up if any default. A list shows veterans and house numbers from 300 to 331. The American Legion and VFW committees, appointed by commanders, guided the priority seating and allocation process.
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Jonesboro
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American Legion
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J. Mack Duffie
George W. Robison
Raymond Jones
Hotel Barlow
Martin
Pool
Aadd
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Den 2
A. A. Halbert
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Caddo Council
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Hope Chamber of Commerce
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
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Hope mayoral election heats up with runoff in sight
Tomorrow February 13 voters in Hope will select a mayor in the sole city race on the ballot. Three candidates Albert ink John P Vesey and Harvey vie for two runoff spots unless one secures a majority. Voting locations include Ward 1 Fire Station Ward 2 Courthouse Ward 3 City Hall and Ward 4 City Hall.
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Vesey
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