Plane firms worked over postwar days
Washington reports aircraft industry worries about postwar reconversion under the 1944 act. War contracts must end when not needed, yet experimental work and development projects are deemed essential. Industry seeks a postwar program with funded experiments, continued procurement, and targeted air weapon development to sustain progress and avoid layoffs.
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Washington
Pacife
Army
Navy
Tastonautical Chamber of Commerce
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Eagle Mills Community Notices and Meetings
Community notices list a Junior Youth Fellowship scavenger hunt at the Methodist Church with organizers Beverly Waterfeld Carol Waterfeld and Dorothy Fic ext. An Eagle Mills Fire Company meeting at the Brunswick Sportsmen's clubhouse in Cropseyville follows a practice run with the fire engine and equipment in front of Rif enburg's store at 7 pm. refreshments by William McLaughlin Leslie Hakes and Fred Abbuns. Also noted are Navy Seaman E. Shaver son of Arthur and Mrs Shaver recently assigned to the USS Lon dike for training after serving in the Mediterranean and Leyte invasion. Garfield School Association meets at the schoolhouse Tuesday at 7:45 pm with a featured program.
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Harold Reynolds
Central Vesley
Reyrohds
Delia FL Smith
Methodist Church
Beverly
Carol Waterfeld
Dorothy Fic
Eagle Mills Fire Company, Inc
Brunsiwick Sportsmen’s
Cropseyville
Rnit
Rifenburg’s
William McLaughlin
Leslie Hakes
Fred . Abbuns
E. M
Joe Clinton E. Shaver
Navy
Arthur
Medal Posthumously Awarded Knox by Truman
Washington AP President Truman awarded the Medal for Merit posthumously to the late Frank Knox former Navy secretary for outstanding service to the motion picture and public. The citation says Knox prepared the Navy for war abroad while easing public concern at home and guided the department to build the mightiest naval force in history. Knox served as Navy secretary from July 23 1944 until his death on April 12 1944.
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Washington
Truman
Meek
I Secretary of Navy
Frank Knox
Knox
iChicago Daily News
Navy
Navy Department
Fenesk
Apes Sj
Stiff Sentence Given In Black Market Case
New York federal judge Francis G. Casey sentenced Dr Abraham Freitag to three years in prison and fined $1000 for selling large quantities of bandage yardage on the black market. Freitag, owner of a Brooklyn company, pleaded guilty to charges and sought clemency citing a weak heart. He diverted bandage materials between 1942 and 1944, producing government yardage while supplying the black market.
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New York
Francis G. Casey
Abraham
Freitag
2. Brooklys., M
Laftey
Frettag
Che Bisck
Kingston Man Drowns In Oneida Lake Storm
A Kingston man Charles Stancard, 73, is believed drowned during a wind storm on Oneida Lake. Search conducted yesterday for his body while a tug barge chain and an oil tanker were involved. several crew members were rescued.
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Kingston
Oneida Lake
Syracuse
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