Kaiser Sets Pace In Reconversion Plans
In San Francisco, Kaiser leadership outlines postwar recovery aims including 2,000,000 new homes, revamped transportation, and expanded industries. The industrial titan stresses competition, notes government subsidies for shipping, and envisions growth across metals, planes, chemicals, and health facilities while maintaining multiple Washington offices to boost production. The piece frames Pacific coast optimism as a contrast to East Coast caution, with California poised as a gateway to Asia and Latin America.
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The Capitol Visit Shows Senate Quorum Struggles and Pay Raises
In Washington a routine Capitol day unfolds as lawmakers vote themselves a tax free 2500 salary increase while the Senate hallmates miss seats and hear witnesses amid heckling. Observers note wasted time awaiting quorums, clerks bell signals, and a parliamentary system that seems undemocratic. The piece contrasts inflation controls with self serving pay hikes and questions whether such conduct serves constituents.
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From Foe to Father of Newsroom Warmth
A collage of wartime moral theater and nostalgia recalls a Nazi trial, political theater, and a newsroom pioneer. The interviewee denounces Hitler while claiming faint opposition, interleaved with memories of Clarence Smedley Thompson, a New York editor who mentored early reporters and boosted pay.
Tennis Domination Cited By Grantland Rice On Global Sport Reach
Grantland Rice argues tennis far surpasses golf and other sports in global reach citing the Davis Cup’s 59 nation membership in 1939. He notes Dwight Davis and George Herbert Walker, both St Louis figures, helped put tennis and golf on the international map as he reflects on sport prestige and figures reaching near a billion fans.
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Tennis vs Golf: Courts, Players, and Global Reach
A tennis advocate argues tennis dominates world participation with about 40 million players, far surpassing golf. He notes 14,800 municipal courts in 983 towns, 708 tennis clubs, and 5 million players, claiming tennis uses less space and emphasizes active play over spectators.
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The Best Golf Swing Craig Wood Reopens Debate
Craig Wood reopened a few days back arguing the biggest improvement in golf comes from aligning the face at the top of the backswing and keeping the face square through the downswing. He says this reduces body movement and increases hand control, urging a constant head position to squarely strike the ball.
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