Eisenhower speech hints at wartime stockpile danger
In Congress Eisenhower remarks stress the perils of millions of tons of government war materiel. The article notes the need to bring home or destroy supplies to prevent future conflict, plus fallout on OPA cotton ceilings and VA civil service battles.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Army
State Department
White
Europe
Pacific
United Nations Organization
Capitol Hill
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Veterans Administration
Civil Service
Golf Supplies Shortage Pushes Pellets and Delays
The average golfer faces a long search for synthetic rubber pellets in 1946 and likely a delay to replace worn drivers. Two athletic equipment firms say balls may not reach market before August or at all this season while Athens 5 balls will be close to good. Club production should pick up by May or June but could slow if a steel strike reduces shaft manufacture.
Edwin C Potts Enlists in U S Navy for Training
Edwin C Potts aged 20 son of Mr and Mrs Thurston J Potts enlisted in the U S Navy and left January 21 for Great Lakes Naval Training Station where he will complete six weeks of basic training He graduated from Lincoln High School in 1942 and has worked on his father's farm since then He enlisted through the U S Navy Recruiting Station Winchester Va
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Edwin C. Potts
Thurston J. Potts
U.S. Navy
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Lincoln High School
Edwin
U. S. Navy
Winchester
Cold Facts In This Divorce Suit
Dorothy Snow filed suit against Fred Snow in Omaha Nebraska. Attorney Frank L Frost represents Dorothy, detailing a civil action for dissolution of marriage with no further particulars provided.
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Omaha
Nebr
Dorothy Snow
Fred Snow
Frank L. Frost
Mice Break Queue in Nylon Hosiery Line
At Marlboro Massachusetts three mice escaped a box unloading from a truck causing a diversion in a nylon hosiery line. The women fled while the men pressed forward to the front of the queue.
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Marlboro
Mass
Man Cheats Death After Car Intercepts Train
John E. Moore, 60, drove his car into the path of the Santa Fe Chief. The vehicle was pushed over a block by the locomotive’s cow catcher. Moore escaped injury and received a traffic ticket for failing to observe a crossing wigwag signal.
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Pasadena
Calif
John E. Moore
Santa Fe
Moore
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