Capitol Soap Opera Shows Krug Subpoenaed Slaughter Snubs
Reported remarks from Capitol corridors depict Secretary Krug meeting with Congress after a subpoena. The scene features discussions on natural gas pipelines to Texas and references to John L. Lewis, wartime fuel needs, and gas shortages. The dialogue pivots on gas supply and political theater during the inquiry.
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Krug Refuses to Quit Congress Testimony Challenge
LAFF-A-DAY highlights Krug thanking attendees then declaring Congress felt he insulted it last Friday. He laments missing the invitation to talk while out to lunch and jokes about 20 years of beer testimony before Congress. Representative Slaughter offers a closing thanks as Krug comments.
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Ickes Called On Pipelines Amid War Fuel Debate
Washington presses to convert Big and Little Ingh pipelines into gas conveyors during a coal strike. A House committee questions Harold L. Ickes on ultimate disposal of war built lines. Officials clash over permanent use of a $145 million project as Thurman Arnold calls it the Muscle Shoals of the war era.
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Scotland Yard seeks help in Windsor Jewels search
Scotland Yard asked police in New York Chicago and other cities to aid the search for international rings believed to be disposing of the Windsor Jewels and other major peerage hauls from the last six months. It was learned today.
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