Truman Trips West Under Fire Over Political Tone
President Truman’s western swing draws debate over its political nature as he scorns GOP inaction. In Omaha, crowd size at Ak-Sar-Ben coliseum under 2,000 sparks talk of weak campaign pull and instructions from the White House to downplay politics. Senate ally Vandenberg rails at cuts to European recovery, as House trims ERP funding and aid to Greece, Turkey, and China faces reductions.
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Senate Deliberates Limited Draft Revival Amid Election Pressures
In a politically tense session the Senate pushed a modest draft revival for men 19 to 25 to restore armed services to strength. The bill allows 18-year-olds to volunteer for a year of training, while civil rights concerns and a poll tax issue for armed forces members were debated. The plan spans five years with flexible annual staffing and reserve terms.
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Army unveils XB-52 bomber concept with jet driven propellers
The Army air force is developing a new long range jet bomber named the XB-52. The experimental aircraft aims to overcome high fuel consumption and limited range of jet bombers while retaining jet speeds. Jet driven propellers could offer a partial solution.
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Moon Over Manhattan and Old New Yorkers Remain Headlines
A collage of New York anecdotes recounts media feuds, business rivalries, and show business lore from Carnegie and Morgan to Woolworth. It notes dramatic transactions behind U S Steel, Broadway bumpers, and a celebrity betting tale featuring Harry Reichenbach.
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Palomar 200 Inch Telescope Aims to Reveal Deep Universe
Leading astronomers anticipate new discoveries from the 200 inch Palomar Telescope atop Mount Palomar California. The 17 foot mirror will peer twice as far into space and may help resolve questions about life on Mars.
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