War era corruption fears and a Hope development bid
World War II era activity invites inevitable ethics concerns as purchasing officers face temptations amid vast war contracts. The piece, by Hy James Thrash er, notes most conduct remained honest while acknowledging a few weak links. It highlights Organization of Hope Development Corporation, led by B W Edwards, pushing to use Southwestern Proving Ground industrial area for factory sites, with hopes of a near-term realization amid government and city accords.
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Southwestern Proving Ground
Hope
City of Hope
Plane Wrecked Couple Recalls Five Night Survival
Dr. Robert Dykes and wife Marjorie, rescued from a 12,716 foot Wyoming ridge, endured five days with near starvation and freezing conditions. They spoke of conserving energy, improvising heat, and the perilous climb to safety after their light plane crashed on Saturday.
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Robert Dykes
Taft
Calif
Unita
Utah
Marjorie
Joarner
Wyoming
Salt Lake Tribune-Telegram
Lawrence Modula
Lyne
South Burro Peak
Spokane
Wash
Mount Spokane
John Linder
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Frank J. Dutton
Mt. Spokane Park
Dunton
Britain shaken as Dalton resigns over budget leak
London reports Chancellor Hugh Dalton resigns after admitting an indiscretion in leaking budget details to a newspaper reporter on the eve of an emergency budget. Prime Minister Attlee names Sir Stafford Cripps as his successor, signaling a strong man move to steady a rattled government amid calls for a full Commons inquiry. Churchill demands investigation, raising fears of wider cabinet crisis.
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Hollywood Communists to Face House Contempt Citations
The House Un-American Activities Committee plans to cite ten film industry figures for contempt at a November 24 vote. The group, led by Chairman J Parnell Thomas, had earlier considered direct referrals to the district attorney but will now present the case to the full House. debates on Europe aid and inflation policy will proceed as scheduled.
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un-American Activities
Committee
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Martin
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