Senate Setup Promises Postwar Treaty Approval
The article argues America faces the postwar treaty task with strong public backing for international cooperation. It notes Senate composition and key figures shifting toward approval, with leaders like Ball and Fulbright boosting diplomacy while Republican moderates like Taft and Vandenberg constrain extremism. It also discusses Britain’s postwar balance of payments and financial adjustments tied to wartime asset losses and investment.
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Homer Cummings
Ags
Foreign Relations Committee
Reynolds
Bennett Clark
Nye
Committee On Committees
Minnesota
Congress
Senate
Fulbright
House
GOP
White
Taft
League of Nations
Vandenberg
Middlewest
Igi
Yeoman
State Hall
Clement Will Ain
America
Army Strives to Cut War Risks Through Safety Training
Comprehensive wartime safety drive by the U S Army Ordnance and combat arms details how controlled brisance, protective gear, and rigorous training reduce injuries while maintaining weapon readiness. It covers explosive handling, tank crew safety features, injury prevention, and extensive flight and ground training resulting in fewer fatalities despite rising hours of operation.
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Army
Ordnance Department
U.S. Army Ordnance Department
U. S
America
Mmatenesan
Tania
War Department
Fanekatt Nur
Wells
Henry Bejerte
Opm
Iteria
Contiventer US B
Mginal
Photo-Cell Aids Blind to Operate Machinery Safely
American Foundation for the Blind announces new devices using the electric eye principle to help blind people run sewing machines at work or home. A safety light circle stops the needle when fingers approach, and the bill detector and scale device use photoelectric cells to assess currency or weight by sound and light signals.
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United States
American Foundation For the Blind
George A
Evelyn Watson
Bullala
Winter Driving Hazards and Precautions During Snow
Based on National Safety Council research, Safe Winter Driving urges drivers to prepare vehicles, maintain comfort capacity, reduce speed, use chains for up to forty percent shorter braking, follow at safe distances, avoid abrupt braking, keep windows clear, and stay vigilant to winter road conditions and vehicle capabilities for safe travel.
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National Safety Council
Melvin
Brief items from Baukhage Libor-Mahagement column
Fragmented readable parts indicate a set of briefs by Baukhage on various topics. The text mentions a newspaper page with trains, venues, and dates, but the OCR is garbled. Key names or places are unclear. the intended items list events and notices without coherent details.
Tales of the Towns odd Chicago convention antics and names
A collage of anecdotes recalls Vice President Wallace delaying wake up, a Roosevelt encounter on a highway, Fisher brothers in Manhattan, a dramatic sidewalk crisis stopped by a photographer, and a composer tied to army life. The piece sketches personal crises, theater and music ties, and romantic strains amid wartime headlines.
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Henry Wallace
Chicago
Wallace
James Roosevelt
South Pacific
Roosevelt
Wall Street
Fisher Brothers
Fishers
Manhattan
Bey
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