Radar history marks pivotal 1938 39 tests at sea
In 1938 39 the New York battleship tests proved radar could locate distant ships and shorelines in darkness and fog. Admirals and engineers then expanded private and government partnerships to manufacture and deploy radar across fleets, transforming naval warfare and signaling a breakthrough for War Production.
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Kansas Women Lead War Factory Parade
Topeka reports Kansas women heading the parade to the war production lines. E W Franzke, state director of the war manpower commission, notes Kansas women hold over 35 percent of airplane manufacturing jobs, above the national 31 percent. Kansas women also account for 33 percent of jobs in other key war industries last month. He urges sustaining home life as women with families commit full-time to their crucial work.
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Governors propose states take over federal bureaus powers
The 35th annual governors conference approved a plan to draft legislation stripping federal aid agencies of administrative powers and to create a state lobby. Utah Gov. Maw said the move targets non-political bureaus handling social security and public works, with delegation of powers to states after amendments and approval. The resolution also calls reclaiming wartime relinquished rights.
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May Requisition Corn By War Food Admin
The War Food Administration may order requisitions of elevator corn stocks to keep processing plants like those making corn starch syrup and other products operating. Reports say several plants have closed due to corn shortages. Also note 106 degrees at Hill City Kansas on June 25, the year's hottest day.
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Fletcher's Castoria cast improvement aims to prevent nausea
After seven weeks of intensive study, researchers found a chemical interaction between reduced sugar content and a water change that caused nausea in some Fletcher's Castoria batches. Production resumes with new controls, tests, and a green band on bottles to prevent returning Castoria mixups.
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