DoOp Electricity and Cooperative Rural Light in US Farms
A fragmented report notes more than a third of electric bed farms in the United States receive service from cooperative providers. It mentions Anes Clean With Dry Gods and references about one hundred articles of various items such as feather, furniture, shoes, and travel bags that can be cleaned with dry methods.
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DoOp Electricity
United
Passengers Fly Backward For Safety Experiment
In a Washington to California test, passengers rode backward aboard a transport plane to study deceleration safety. The experiment, part of new safety theories, aimed to distribute shock over the body so the back absorbs most of the impact, improving crash survivability.
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Washington
California
Air Transport Command
Protecting Top Secret Papers Sparks Security Probe
A Washington subcommittee urged rapid steps to tighten handling of top secret documents after a war era inquiry found “an astonishing lack of security.” The panel examined indictments over possession of confidential state department papers and noted no evidence of criminal intent or that documents harmed the war effort.
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Washington
Ie Department
Documenta
State Department
Fellows
Rep
Maine
Dondero
Repy. Mich
Philp J. Jaffe
Magaging Amerasie
Larsen
Andrew Roth
Naval Reserve Leutenant
FBI
Sles
Unemployment Costs Rise in Utah 1946 Report
Utah Foundation reports unemployment compensation in the 1945 46 year ended June 30 ranked as the fourth costliest state function behind education public welfare and highways. Benefits paid totaled 3 120 836 with 202 881 in admin costs excluding veterans readjustment allowances. Employers paid over 5 400 000 in payroll assessments with 4 868 010 collected by the state department and the rest by federal government.
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Salt Lake Guth
Utah Foundation
Nor-Profit
Utah
Utah Employment Security Department
Wants More Room For Navajos In Utah
Padre Liebler of Bluff Utah seeks to extend Navajo Reservation borders northward into Kane Garfield and San Juan counties Utah. He argues Navajo need more space and presented his case to the Publicity and Industrial Development Commission in Salt Lake City. He noted the Navajo Nation is the only Indian group on the increase and emphasized education and silver smithing for Navajo youth.
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Padre Liebler
Bluff
Utah
Father Liebfer
Arizona
Salt Lake City
Father Liebler
Publicity and Industrial Development Commission
Southessero Uawa
Kane
Garfeld
San Juan
Yather Liebler
Muddy Street Problem Solved By Pulpwood Bark
Brainerd Minnesota reports a wartime substitution for cinders on dirt streets. Pulpwood bark residue from milling mixed with sand formed a resinous crust after rain, hardening the surface. Bulldozers and garbage trucks can now drive over the formerly muddy streets.
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Brainerd
Minn
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