White House Top Act of Peace Follies
A Washington stage of post war plans features Bernard M Baruch lead the lineup with War De- partment and WPB figures in play. The piece surveys proposed postwar controls on corporations taxation patents and currency plus Selective Service shifts and agency roles as Congress drafts policy.
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Truman committee to probe postwar efficiency drive
Senator Truman's group will open hearings on war contract efficiency to ease reconversion. Critics say Army overorder of trucks and copper stockpiles, excessive machine tool procurement, and aircraft manpower strain fuel postwar shortages. Supporters argue fixing wartime inefficiencies will reduce postwar chaos and limit reliance on relief programs.
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Albany Driver Kills Deer Before NY Deer Season Opens
Lews L. Adelson of Albany struck and killed an eight point buck east of Nassau Saturday night. The collision caused over 400 in damage to his car and injured Adelson’s arm and shoulder, occurring more than 24 hours before the official opening of the New York deer season.
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Isolationists Threaten Third Party Over Foreign Policy
Washington reports that Sen Burton and Rep Reynolds warned any Democratic Republican accord on foreign policy for next year’s election could spark a strong third party isolationist movement. Hull urged cross party unity, while Reynolds floated America First as a presidential option in 1944.
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Senators Cite Near-Identical Stand on International Peace Body
A Senate debate summary states that on the question of creating an international organization to preserve peace, the two parties have already reached nearly identical positions. The note highlights bipartisan convergence amid urging for collective security and future voting alignment.
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