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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1946
Page
6
Washington reports that government officials predicted a wheat surplus last year after a record harvest. Despite early forecasts of ample supply and significant reserves, domestic use and exports rose beyond expectations, leaving insufficient grain for export. Measures to curb consumption and boost exports were enacted, but most likely will not meet export commitments.
Northwestern University reports German Lichtsprecher and Japanese light beam telephone systems used during World War II. Infrared beams carried voice between outposts, with strong security, no static, and limited range. German sets weighed 30 to 210 pounds, Japanese set around 180 pounds. Operations required skilled operators and were not mass producible.
Bennington launches a campaign to fund a million dollar Community Incorporated project. The plan includes an eighty acre site bought for 40000 with a center village landmark, a memorial room, gym, pool, banquet facilities, club rooms, craft spaces, lounge, bowling, theater, and outdoor athletic fields, rifle range, and parking.
Secretary of Labor Schwallenbach likely to resign later, with reports naming a Supreme Court contender and a possible Republican pick. Dr. John B. Steelman seen as a strong White House labor adviser successor, amid coal operators noting Steelman’s ties to John J. Lewis and the United Mine Workers.
A fragmentary report hints Mi Trueneun may seek a court return to clear a path for Bin. The text obscurely notes a shift in leadership dynamics and safety concerns surrounding low carbon and high oxygen elements.
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