New Ships Built for Military Use
Washington UP reports that even after the war the United States plans to add to its merchant fleet with ships built for possible military needs. The 1936 merchant ship act directs the maritime commission to set defense standards for federally subsidized vessels, emphasizing speed and sturdy construction features.
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Washington
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Shipbuilding financing shifts to wartime readjustment plan
The wartime program sees private shipyards lead construction with federal subsidies. Goals include closing cost gaps with foreign yards, adding defense features, and boosting modern, fast cargo ships for the Mediterranean and Americas. White House backing sought for subsidies and private operation. In Trenton, Joseph Giuliana was sworn in as state superintendent of weights and measures in a ceremony led by his brothers and attended by sisters.
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Stl
White House
Mediterranean
South America
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Chancery Court
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Theresand Anna
Guardians Appointed to Act for Minor in Lawsuits
County Judge Herbert D. Munin appointed two guardians ad litem for Trojan youths to initiate legal actions and handle automobile accident matters. Supreme Court Justice Pierce Russell ordered a guardian to compromise a minor’s claim. Hatch R. Baldwin named Hamill County guardian George Baldwin to enable action against Albert K. France. George Baldwin was injured August 9, 1946, when struck by France's car.
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Incomplete Legal Notice Involving Arthur Pollard Jr
Fragmented OCR reveals a civil action involving Arthur Pollard Jr and Jamon Kennoyant Harold Tloughuinting. Case filed in Watervilut on May 23, 1010 with Margaret Raleigh as guardian for John Tr. Raleigh. Settlement talks indicate $650 compromise with insurers represented by Murphy Aldrich and others.
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Veterans housing policy blamed by Legion official
Richard C. Cadwallader, head of an American Legion committee, charged that U S policy hinders veteran rental housing. A seven member panel in Washington conducts a court of inquiry, questioning officials on the housing shortage and financing. He said government techniques tighten risk capital and that most veterans want to rent but face high prices when forced to buy.
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INS
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American Legion
Veterans
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International
Americans May Take Over Denazification in Bavaria
General Lucius D. Clay said Berlin's Lae sill government not satisfied with Bavarian denazification progress. He warned Americans would retake the program if needed. Bavarian minister Anton Pfeiffer faced criticism for laxity and for securing his brother’s release from an internment camp.
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Anton Pfeiffer
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Nau
Bavarian Denazification Ministry
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