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Newspaper

Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1946

Page

11

May affair lingers in Mead committee intrigue and party splits

Western Newspaper Union reports the May controversy tied to the Mead investigating committee and Garsson links. It suggests internal Democratic splits and Republican opportunism as the case unfolds amid wartime to peacetime reconversion and a separate Coffee case involving p. John M. Coffee. The piece notes possible use of income tax returns and political maneuvering ahead of elections.

Washington May House Mead New York Mead Committee Garsson Henry Garsson Homer Ferguson Michigan Ferguson Garssons Wayne City Truman PAC P. John M. Coffée Tacoma Wash Pacific Coast

Ham and Egg Show Revives Georgia Town Leaders

Otis S. Oneal, a Negro extension worker at Fort Valley Georgia, leads an annual Ham and Egg Show drawing 500 to 600 cured hams and 300+ meats with 250 dozen eggs. The event, held in Fort Valley's school auditorium, features foods for housewives, discussions, a pageant, a folk music festival and performances by regional musicians. It has transformed the town's trade area over 30 years through community fairs, farm improvements, and increased farm production.

Otis S. Oneal Fort Valley Oneal Georgia W. H. Handy St. Louis Fort

Hospital Diagnoses Patient's Ailment in Atlantic City

Atlantic City hospital treated Wesley Mingo a 30 year old New York railroad worker for a broken heart after he arrived with acute chest pains. He denied prior heart or lung problems but suggested the pain might stem from a broken heart.

Atlantic City N. J Wesley Mingo New York

Marine and Dog Buddy Return to Salt Lake City

William F. Simons, a former private first class, returns home with his inseparable marine companion "McGregor" a chow and police dog dubbed a sergeant. The dog served as a night sentry at Bremerton Washington base where Simons’ former unit mourns his death.

Salt Lake City Utah William F. Simons McGregor Bremerton, Wash

Veterans Dominate Airline Jobs and Postwar Flight Interest

More than 25,000 veterans represent about one third of U S scheduled airline employees. ATA data show veterans filling flight ground ops sales and admin posts with many hired under serviceman preference. Training programs aid handicapped veterans and extend to Canada Besige ra. Elmira soaring contest features captured German gliders and Army air­-force gliders towed by B 17s and C 47s.

United States Air Transport Association Reveal ATA Goodes Besigera Canada Elmira N. Y

Pikes Peak Labor Day Auto Classic Returns With Big Field

Colorado Springs prepares for the revival of the Pikes Peak hill climb after wartime pause. A $7,500 prize purse draws top drivers from the United States and abroad, including Joel Thorne and Louis Unser, with first prize $3,000 and six awards totaling the total prize money. The race, inaugurated in 1916 by Spencer Penrose, reaches its 30th anniversary this year.

Pikes Peak Rockies Colorado Springs Colo America Spencer Penrose Indianapolis United States Joel Thorne California George Berringer Louis Unser Rene LeBeque Jean Treveaux al Rogers Johnny Morrow

Flag Raising Marks Monterey 100th U S Flag Anniversary

In Monterey California a centennial ceremony commemorated the first hoisting of the U S flag over California. Commodore John D. Sloat raised the banner here 100 years ago, with a replica pole and cairn from the original site. Remains of the staff and cairn were found during excavations at the old Customs House. A 40 year old tree from the Del Monte forest was chosen for the event.

Don Monterey Calif United States California Com. John D. Sloat Monterey Sloat Customs House del Monte Forest

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