February 11, 1946

February 11, 1946

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Air Power Given Main Emphasis in Immediate Post-war Navy Plans

By SCOTT HERSHEY4 min

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Civilian Application of Radar Moves Forward on Two Fronts

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Terminated Aeronautical Contracts Likely to Be Among Last Settled

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Air Power Given Main Emphasis in Immediate Post-war Navy Plans

Forrestal’s report for fiscal 1945 stresses carrier’s role as spearhead with battleships as auxiliary, gives it top spot in organization of current active and reserve fleets.

By SCOTT HERSHEY4 min

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Civilian Application of Radar Moves Forward on Two Fronts

Week-long AAF conference aims at ultimate standardization of electronic equipment; CAA will conduct extensive tests of Ground Control Approach set at Indianapolis field.
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Terminated Aeronautical Contracts Likely to Be Among Last Settled

Cost-plus-a-fixed-fee agreements provide greatest problem, with rate of settlement declining, although over-all task is proceeding more rapidly than expected.
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Surplus Property Organization Being Merged Into Independent Unit

New agency—War Assets Administration—will operate under OEM and report directly to the President, handling combined job of policy and disposal.

By WILLIAM KROGER2 min

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'ready Air Reserve' Planned By Navy

Will continue training 28,700 Naval and Marine Corps men on inactive duty status.
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Aviation Calendar

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Interstate Airline Bill Set for Early Action

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Vinson-trammel Act Revisions Offered

Would eliminate 6 percent profit limitation, drop Naval Aircraft Factory as 'yardstick'.
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Beech Planning to Build Auto

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Franklin Institute to Have New Laboratory Staff

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