Music Trade Buzz and Record Best Sellers Highlight
The column highlights top selling records and rising stars in the music market. It lists hits like Moonlight Cocktail and Dont Want to Walk Without You by Alvino Rey and Bing Crosby, plus Deep in the Heart of Texas and Blues in the Night. It notes performances at the Paladin Ballroom in Los Angeles and mentions new arrivals and royalty arrangements in the industry.
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Bing Crosby
Alvine
Texas
Sala No
Bluebird
King Peter
Yusolay
Rey Puli
Artie Shaw
Benny Goodman
Mateony
Haccon
Paladin Hrallroom
Lon Angeles
Tommy” Doveros
Baderia
Grand Bando
Tommy
Stokoe
Heart of Texas
Nien
Dover
Pearl Harbor Shrine of
St “Ceciia
Lamp OF Memory
REY Atl
Glennie
Harry Dames
Tejas
Glenn Mile
Dinah Sore
Tuna Boom and Navy Takeover Hit San Diego Fishers
Historic San Diego tuna trade faces upheaval as navy control clamps industry. Fishermen report 1200 workers many Portuguese, some Americans, with boats up to 40 tons and earnings reaching thousands per voyage. Navy intervention disrupts contracts and drives crews south seeking tuna beyond Peruvian banks.
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AN Diego
Ana
Navy
San Diego
United States
Elvan
Peru
Faceh Peera Maan
Ameticas
Rfl
Una
Willy
Uae
Japan
Pacific
Mexico
Calter
San "Diego
Leh
Laugh at War and Like It by Jack Rensy
Column notes Dennis resisting lawn care and a push by women for national rights. Mentions conversation on a show with Bertha about radio releases in Southern California and swing shift workers hearing favorites late at night.
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Jack Rensy
Dennis
Jack
Dennis Dasits
Californ
Bertha the welder and the plan on Wednesday nights
A fragment describes Bertha as a welder and a recurring plan on Wednesday nights. It mentions Dennis, Davy, and a defense effort with mixed attitudes toward a tenor and the idea of ongoing payments. The text reflects personal tension and control dynamics.
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Bertha
Dennis
Fragmented Puzzler Notes Reveal Scattered Wordplay
A noisy, OCR like puzzle fragment lists scattered clues and odd spellings. It hints at crossword style entries such as ages, places of worship, and language terms. The legible bits suggest a miscellaneous wordplay page with partial modern references and misread lines.
Bombers Raid Berlin and Roosevelt Order Mentioned
A fragment notes a year ago RAP bombing in Berlin and a Roosevelt signed order freeing credits in a U S v Pity style phrase. The text references Muncarian credits and an emotional note about a loved one, attributed to Thos. Southern.
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Berlin
Roosevelt
War Quiz 3 and Yale College Referenced in Wartime Text
The fragment mentions War Quiz 3, Pemacea, and a pictured warship described as an aircraft carrier submarine. It references The College Of Yale and Yale University, noting its foundation by English or Chinese styling and wartime context. The text also alludes to New London and Suma Island near China.
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Pemacea
New London
College of
Yale
Runten
Yale University
Tian Island
Suma
Labor Tensions Rise Over Picketing and Wages
Fragmented excerpts describe union activity and employer resistance as leaders warn of picketing at plant entrances to force wage increases. The text mentions government troops, production pressures, and debates over profit motives influencing labor and management decisions.
Forgotten Man and the Soldier Pay Debate in Wartime
A fragmented diary style monologue critiques war funding and soldiers pay. It contrasts neglect of veterans with calls to support troops, noting low wages, inadequate gear, and the need for proper care like households and amenities for those in service.
Nation Faces Spring Labor Shortage Crisis, Dorothy Thompson
Dispatches detail a looming farm labor shortage for spring as boys from farms join wartime deployment. Young volunteers form a national land corps offering themselves as foster children to farms, pairing with educators to mobilize rural youth for high protein food production.
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Washington
Fragmented OCR note on street scene and bombs
A garbled OCR fragment describes a street scene with people yelling and mentions a bus and bombs. It references Jape and Ger likely as distorted names and ends with a question about what happened. The text is incomplete and provides no clear event, date, or speaker.
Fragmented Proverb Fragments and Poem Snippets
A garbled OCR string of biblical proverbs and poetry lines mixed with names lacks coherent narrative. Readable elements include references to eyes hearts and parental love, with scattered punctuation and unknown sources.
Manners Quiz from Shown Rules on Handling Partners
A fragmentary column presents questions about proper behavior in marriage and social situations. It contrasts male and female conduct on issues like opening doors, smoking, and jokes, asking readers how they would respond to a partner’s actions and a friend’s discourteous conduct.
Automobile maintenance tips from an old user guide
A fragmentary excerpt discusses car care from a central Motors guide. It mentions gas mileage effects from fouled plugs and dirty systems, checks on radiator, fuel system, spark plugs, and ignition timing, and recommends regular servicing and parts replacement every 8000 to 10000 miles.
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Babe
Ceteral Motors
Dale Carnegie and Westinghouse Lapses in Duty tale
An anecdotal note recounts a worker named Dale Carnegie at Westinghouse's Bieck Company in Pau who miscalculated a machine repair. His error caused inches to fall short, risking a cotton bale end. The firm rewarded him with 81300 after he corrected the fault and later retired, stressing the message we all err yet must own up.
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Westinghouse’ Bieck
Pau
Trande
Abc
Ralph
Walér” Emermn
War Gardens How to Get Them War Garden Care Guide
A wartime garden piece outlines soil preparation from digging and clod crushing to forming a fine seedbed. It covers spading tips, fertilizer placement, row marking, and shallow cultivation, stressing moisture control and routine care after planting to prevent cracking and keep soil smooth.
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United States’ Department of Culture
Tate
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Rove Oday
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Atte
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San Juan Capistrano
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Denenis
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Anary
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Neon
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Hillman
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Irving
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Separt
Nelson
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Armen
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Lestie Jones
Tranater
Wallace
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McLemore
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Belgium
Shaw
Persia
Dorothy Thompson
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Stuart Chase
Ward Pratik
Robert E Wood
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