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Waitt Senate Testimony Exposes Secret Memo Powers and Influence
Maj Gen Alden H Waitt testifies that he drafted a secret memorandum naming eight potential successors while serving as chief of the Army chemical corps. The document, prepared with James Hunt, was turned to Gen Harry Vaughan for presidential guidance. Waitt says the memo conflicted with his official fitness reports and he sat on a board that recommended some he criticized. The disclosures fuel debate on power, influence, and rotation in office as the five percenters probe widens.
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Alden H. Waitt
Army Chemical Corps
Senate Committee
James W. Hunt
Harry Vaughan
Truman
Waitt
Army
Washington
Hunt
Vaughan
Thomas Jefferson
Capehart proposes co pilots on big buses in Indiana
The Indiana senator suggests placing co pilots on interstate buses after a fatal crash that killed 15. The idea draws criticism for safety record claims and fears featherbedding while questioning if the plan would spread to other states or parties.
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Capehart
Indiana
Bipartisan Push to Force Displaced Persons Bill
Senate MODERATE proposes petition to discharge Judiciary Committee after McCarran stalls DP legislation. Democrats and Republicans file six senators from each side to bypass one man rule and push a bill to the floor. Critics call McCarran’s conduct extreme and urge Senate and House cooperation.
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Senate
Senate Judiciary
Pat McCarran
Nevada
Judiciary Group
McCarran
Committee
House
Leftist CIO walkout loom at Cleveland convention
A clash between anti Communist CIO leaders led by Phil Murray and leftist unions culminates in a New York meeting on August 30 to form a new national labor group. Bridges of the International Longshoremen may influence or head the movement while Murray presses for a clean CIO purge in Cleveland.
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Washington
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Phil Murray
CIO
Cleveland
New York
Communist Party
United Electrical Workers
Food, Tobacco and Agricultural Workers
United Public Workers
United Furniture Workers
United Packinghouse Workers
United Fur Workers
International
Harry Bridges
Bridges
Murray
Milton Gerl Shares Love of Painting and School Exhibits
Milton Gerl discusses his passion for painting in oils and watercolors, credits family support for models, and recalls winning two top awards at an art school exhibit. He notes Hollywood artists in the scene and jokes about a surprise gift whispered among peers.
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Hollywood
Edward G. Robinson
Pat
Dan
Berle
How well do you know him in The Story
Gaynel Teare navigates dating Barry Bainbridge while meeting Fritz Freyman a cheerful but unknown newspaperman. Barry questions Fritzs background and Gaynels judgment as they discuss trust influence and social circles amid spring Washington Boulevard scenes.
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Gaynel Teare
Barry Bainbridge
Fritz Freyman
Fritz
Gaynel
Barry
Bessie Carter
Bessie
Washington Boulevard
Bainbridges
Daniel Boone
Kentucky River
Boone
Freyman
Emily
Denny
Pat
Bright's disease explored and personal drama ends
The article explains nephritis as kidney inflammation with variable progression and links to infections like scarlet fever and pneumonia. It notes Richard Bright born 1789 in Bristol, his Edinburgh training, and his 1827 report. The text then shifts to a fiction scene with Barry and Gaynel discussing plans and emotions. Continued tomorrow.
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Bright
Richard Bright
Bristol
England
University of Edinburgh
Guy’s Hospital
London
Barry
Gaynel
The Imagined Hero Doctor in a Daydream
A patient imagines what the doctor would do if called away from a missed appointment. He envisions the physician helping a choking swimmer, rescuing fire victims, aiding crash victims, and treating burns with swift, life saving care.
Steel strike looms as Taft-Hartley battle widens
Marquis Childs notes a coming steel strike tied to Taft-Hartley politics, with steel executives fearing a union-dominated board and a possible emergency rule. He cites Ira Mosher and Enders Voorhees, and warns a prolonged strike would push the economy toward downturn while a fourth round wage hike could set a pattern for industry.
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Washington
Presidential Steel Board
New York
Taft-Hartleyet
Senate
Congress
Taft-Hartley
CIO Steelworkers
Ira Mosher
National Association of Manufacturers
Taft Hartley
Enders M. Voorhees
United States Steel Corporation
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Philip Murray
Navy dress reform stirs echoes of tradition and swagger
Robert Ruark argues against rapid uniform changes in the navy. He defends the old bluejacket style with its 13-button pants and bell-bottoms, warning that pockets and looser sleeves could erode morale and the fighting bearing of sailors and gunners mates. He fears loss of John Paul Jones era spirit.
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New York
Navy
Fifth Ave
Mac
Air Force
John Paul Jones
Gas Turbine Electric Locomotive Completes Tests
The first gas turbine electric powered locomotive built in the United States has finished preliminary tests and is moving to further testing in freight service. The locomotive is enormous and can reach speeds up to 69 miles per hour.
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United States
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