Capital Has Sense Humor by JACK STINNETT
Lighthearted column recounts jokes from Washington insiders and federal workers. Leonard Herman, a Brooklyn-born agriculture clerk, wins a wheat referendum pool for two years running, while Rep. Luther Patrick recalls a radio yarn. A War Production Board attorney tests memo approval with Donald Duck reference, highlighting bureaucratic humor. Essen, Germany’s gun-making center, began as a tenth-century nunnery.
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Senate Debates $42.8 Billion Ayimy Supply Bill
The Senate convenes at 11 a.m. Eastern War Time to consider a towering $42.8 billion Ayimy supply measure. The bill funds military and related needs, with debate centering on wartime priorities and fiscal impact. Institutions and officials involved include the Senate chamber, AP reporting team, and government agencies awaiting funding decisions.
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Deaths Last Night Thomas J. Carney Chicago
Thomas J. Carney, 56, president of Sears, Recuckated Company, died last night in Chicago. He led major operations and shaped corporate strategy during his tenure. His death leaves a significant void in the Chicago business community and at Sears.
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Last Surviving Inland Steel Founder Named?
San Francisco Melbourne Radio reports the congressional medal awarded Marel 25 will be presented to Gen. Douglas MacArthur tomorrow.
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Suspect Released In Pittsburg Murder Case
Pulaski county authorities freed a 21 year old North Little Rock nightclub hostess who had been charged with first degree murder in the slaying of C. F. Berry, a Pittsburg, Kansas war plant worker, near May 2. Deaths by Lightning: about 400 yearly, mostly in rural areas. Atlantic City benches closed after dark under wartime restrictions.
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