Europe Eyes U S Aid Bill as Allies Watch Congress
European press and officials react to the United States arms aid program under discussion in Congress. London papers fear cuts could weaken Truman’s Europe plan while Portugal contemplates a treaty ratification. Western allies estimate 2.5 million available troops amid Russia’s atom bomb claim and reactions across Berlin.
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Britain unveils huge flying boat in Isle of Wight
In Cowes on July 26 a 140 ton all metal flying boat was revealed claimed to be the largest in the world. The craft spans 219 feet, is 148 feet long, and its rudder reaches 55 feet. AOA promises 105 passengers nonstop London to New York with seven mile ceiling, 380 mph cruising speed. BOAC ordered the boat from Saunders Roe three years ago. it should fly in about 18 months, with two sister ships under construction.
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Palm Springs Goes to Polis Over Cement Plant Plan
Palm Springs voters backed a measure opposing a proposed $10,000,000 cement plant near the city. Desert Associates formed to halt construction amid fears of air contamination and harm to the resort’s health reputation.
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Bull Trapped 21 Days in Pipe Loses 600 Pounds
Elmer the bull survived 21 days in a 36 inch railroad culvert pipe and emerged starved yet alive after railroad workers hauled him out. The Angus aged about 18 months vanished July 1 from his farm and was placed on a high calorie diet. The owner declined publicity. Police quell mob violence near a new residence as white residents clash with a Negro family. Rocks flares and a gasoline explosion occur. George Johnson, 21, arrested, while Norman Spence learns his son Dean Spence died in action in Italy with War Department confirming the mix-up.
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Marker Erected for Kansas Veteran Found Alive
The American Legion put up a memorial marker for a Kansas war veteran whose status as dead was mistaken. Seer Dean Hobson, 26, was found alive at the Winter Veterans' Hospital in Topeka working as a radio technician. His name changes stemmed from adoption after his parents divorced, altering his last name from Spence to Hobson.
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House Republicans Demand Adjournment Date Decision
House Republicans press to fix the adjournment date beyond July 31, 1946. Dispute centers on the 1946 reorganization act and whether the Senate and House can延 prolong sessions if the deadline is ignored. Speaker Rayburn and Martin weigh potential continuance and justification to keep sessions after the deadline.
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Year round schools eyed to ease crowded Houston classrooms
Houston school board weighs a year round plan to keep schools open all year with nine months of instruction and a three month vacation. Dr. Henry A. Peterson plus W E More land outline costs as an alternative to a large bond issue for new schools amid swift postwar growth.
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Explosive on Truck Rendered Harmless in Houston Tale
A truck carrying dynamite leaked nitroglycerin into the bed prompting firemen to seek guidance from a chemist. He advised pouring alcohol on the substance and it was rendered harmless. The driver E. M. Roberta of Texas Tube Suz Co. in Houston then continued on to pick up another cargo of dynamite.
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Hawaii Strike Bill Seeks Port Takeover Power
The Hawaii Legislature opens with a major bill granting Governor Stainback authority to seize the state’s six strikebound ports and hire civil service crews for isthmian lines ships such as the Steel Flyer. Longshoremen fear shipowners will gain leverage over unions as cargo shipments face delays and crew shortages loom.
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Teaver M. Stainback
British to land more troops in Hong Kong
British sources report 700 troops landed in Hong Kong as part of a defense boost. The Governor indicated support for increasing the garrison to approximately 13,000 men, with a formal address to the Legislature expected tomorrow. Officials said the move aims at strengthening public safety amid mounting tensions.
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Gairi
Cleveland Postal Union suspends eight workers amid dispute
The Cleveland branch of the National Alliance of Postal Employees suspended eight workers in a dispute led by Arlene A Washington. The action, which centers on alleged loyalty issues, will be appealed by the alliance chairman Bethe, with the suspension described as aimed at Black employees.
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Woman's Sordid Life New York July 26
A fragmented 1926 New York tabloid snippet reports Martha Beck accused slayer facing conviction while noting her mother’s presence in court. The text hints at a fraud scheme targeting women tied to Pot Mire and Fayahan Stream, Nedant, with unclear dates and places.
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Rent Control Ends in Cavina Calif as Decontrol Action Takes Effect
Washington report notes rent control ended in Cavina California today following a decontrol action. Tighe Woodsy announced the development reflecting new housing policy shifts.
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