Loans urged in Wallace broadcast on world economy
Secretary of Commerce Henry Wallace spoke to the nation urging loans and tax policy tied to a global economy. He said high armaments would be unnecessary in a world of worldwide economic cooperation and UN political backing. Sam L. Clayton of NBC outlined US export goals of eight to ten billion dollars annually.
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Henry ‘Wallace
United Nations
Sam L. Clayton
NBC
Wallace
United States
Clayton
U.S
State Department
America
New Evidence Points to Heirens
Chicago police chief said a partial palm print on the back of the Degnan kidnapping note matches in ten points the left palm print of William Heirens, a 17 year old University of Chicago student. The FBI had confirmed the front note print matched Heirens. Heirens, facing 29 charges, prayed in jail after the news and asked guards to wake him for hourly prayers, later asking to be left undisturbed. Photos of lipstick message in Miss Brown's apartment were sent to handwriting experts for comparison with Heirens.
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Chicago
Waller G. Storms
Suzannine Depgnan
William Heirens
University of Chicago
William G. Touhy
North Side
Francis Brown
Degnan
Heirens
Brown
Tuchy
Sam
Tuohy
Miss Brown
Kerrville Building Boom Despite Material Shortage
Kerrville saw a record construction surge in early 1946 with 175 building permits issued in the first half totaling 524000 dollars. City Manager G. S. Cone notes the peak activity despite shortages of materials and labor.
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Kerrville
G. 5. Cone
Women Candidates Quizzed on Ballots and Reform Issues
The San Antonio League of Women Voters sent seven questions to all district legislature and senate candidates. A public meeting at Arneson River Theater at 8 p.m. Tuesday will hear candidates respond. Questions cover secret ballots, redistricting, education equality, jury duty for women, poll tax abolition, truancy penalties for parents, and city county mergers.
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Senate
San Antonio
League
Business’ and Professional Women's Club
Junior Chamber of Commerce
A.F.L
Boxnr County Social Workers
City Federation of Women's
P.T.A
American Association of University Women
Prairie View College
May and Senate Panel Clash Over May Appearance
The Senate war investigating committee said Representative May of Kentucky cannot explain or refute evidence linking him to munition makers and a war contracts group led by Henry Garsson. May denied declining to appear and argued for rights and privileges, leaving the matter at an impasse. Ernest Haycox received an honorary Doctor of Literature degree from Lewis and Clark College in Portland.
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Washington
Senate War Investigating Committee
May
D.ky
House
Henry Garsson
Senate Committee
Congress
Waycox
Portland
Ore
Ernest Haycox
Rom ‘Lewis and Clark College
Weather snapshot for tourists with scattered data
The report lists humidity around 82 percent at 20 p.m. and 10 p.m. wind 2SE at 8 mph, trace monthly precipitation and year excess. It notes tides at Aransas Pass with high and low times, a first quarter moon, and mean temperatures in various cities from Amarillo to Wilkston.
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Aranaes Pass
Pate Station
Austin
Boston
Brownsville
Cheyenne
Wyo
Corpus Christi Vel Ria
Denver
Dodge City
el Paso
Fort Worth
Helena
Monts
Houston
Jacksonville
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Memphis
New York
Omaha
Pittstural
Wilkston
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Arkansas
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Zelon
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U.S. Navy
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