Land of Borrow explores office loan habits and types
A humorous essay describes why borrowing became widespread in America, noting about half the population borrows weekly. It classifies borrower types such as the emergency borrower, the gee-but-youre-lucky-to-have-the-chance borrower, the Robin Hood borrower, the it-all-ends-up borrower, and the compulsive pack rat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
America
Barry
Joe Tatkes
Joe
Romi
Robin
Hood
Sherwood Forest
Nieves
Eaery Five
The Gold Mannequin: A wartime love and betrayal
Vic Krese, a crippled veteran, schemes to raise money for an operation by selling drawings under an alias. Jean Paul Pantiera and Jean Roland prosper on the venture until a farm girl named Midge exposes Tim’s real identity. Jean contemplates Tim’s appeal as his memory of Tim’s deception haunts her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vic Krese
Jean Paul
Tim
Paul Pantiera
Jean Reland
Jean
Midge
Paul Panciera
Jean Rolando
56Th Street
Mr. Panciera
Coquelin’s
Tim Reese
Hess
Mr. Pandera
Aharp Lok
Arcana
RACKET MONEY Undercapitalized crime networks invest in legitimate firms
The Kefauver inquiry and other investigations reveal mob leaders funding legitimate businesses across the United States. Frank Costello and Anthony D’Anna are named for investments in hotels, oil, real estate, steel, and more, blurring lines between lawful enterprise and racketeering. The piece urges vigilance by managers and investors, demanding inquiries into money origins and a crackdown on illicit funding channels.
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Frank Costello
Senate
Kefauver Committee
New York
Detroit
Anthony D'Anna
Ford
RFC
Paesness Firma
Underworld
Tong 4
Ana
Teniatas
MEST TAKE INITIATIVE Washington wro… indicates
Washington weighs federal budget shifts amid tax fears and calls to shrink government. Economists debate options like decentralizing spending and reforming lending agencies. officials stress national security remains paramount while politics shape timing.
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Washington
Egger
Railroads Seek Partial Fare Hike Amid Rising Costs
The text notes widespread inflation touching both businesses and individuals, citing railroad requests to the Interstate Commerce Commission for a moderate freight rate increase. It explains wage growth and operating costs have surged since the last adjustment, leaving railroads weighing options to cover higher expenses and maintain service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
TMG
Contested Security and Policy Debates in Military and Rail Domains
The text discusses military secrecy and information classification pressures from Whitney and others, debating risks of disclosure to national security. It also covers railroads forecasting 1951 returns near 3.36 percent at current rates, with talks of a 1 percent rate rise to support expansion amid wage and material cost pressures.
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Clarke Beach
James Marlow
Washington
Ceneral
Binff College
Mys Tao Maen
Ww Whitney
Lawas
Military Review
Porlhavenstett
Whitney
Ana Stan
Paris
Truman
Eny
Shalled
CTA
Onne
Needlework Carol Personal Ad Fragment
Fragmentary OCR note shows names Carol and Ann with mentions of a pattern and a store or street address. The text is garbled with stray terms like MCCUE, LEEG Ave, and PATTERNS, suggesting a needlework or craft related personal ad or classified notice.
Doctor's Comments on Finger Diet Effects in Baseball Players
Edits describe finger joint and tendon issues from repeated hits by baseballs. Mentions swelling, possible nerve involvement, and varied finger responses in players aged around forty. Notes medical observations and cautions about continued stress and potential long term effects on grip and function.
Civil Servier Chiefs To Answer Charges In Senate Probe
Civil Servier chiefs face charges as a Senate inquiry gets underway. The hearing will review alleged malfeasance and expected documents, with officials ready to defend their actions and provide testimony. Local observers await detailed findings and potential penalties.
Radio Programs Rush Across the Dial
A collage of show titles and times outlines a midday slate featuring variety programs, boxing drama, and serials. The list names hosts and segments from Morning to Evening, including drama, music, and light entertainment with repeated airtimes and featured guests.
Fragmented obituary note with scattered names and events
The text lists multiple names and relations in a fragmented obituary style. It mentions Larkins Howard, Pauline Segalen, Duena, Sten Riza, and others in a sequence of biographical fragments. It notes a gathering at Nel and references births, marriages, and migrations without clear dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penrite
Inure
Elinrek
Buster
Illeg
Erewes
Pinettkipal
Vata Seevert
Larkins
Cine
Hiewes
Ina
Devghites
Aacomn
Erpterick Sk Peaaneny
Spent Fonda Wes Dig
Erederich
Not a Clean Pregrame Change Notice
A garbled OCR text appears to reference television program changes by stations with scattered name fragments and dates. The readable parts mention channels WEY and Sane Thyrwkay and terms like Friday and Wednesday but lack coherent events, dates, or clear entities to report as a complete summary. The fragmentary content prevents a precise headline or factual summary beyond noting a schedule alteration topic.
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Myles Connally
NEA Ser
Nantes
Jeannes
Ian Dreger
Genny Seana
Themae
Manhattan
Jim
Europe
Alman
Kefauver
United States
Ness
MEST
Ise
Meso Anne
Caro
Png
Eady
Leeg Ave
Avaeterr
Pork Chase
Fitts, Bae Specht
Timtes
Edwin BP
Jordas, MP
Alo Bentinene
Elena
Poe
By Galbraith
Columats
Servier Comeniaconnte
Chante
Pest Monty
Rive al
Cterpale
Manaay Dieta
Rein
Cheon
MSRCH
Tesla
Ben Rinttas
Prat
Mommas
Mate
Jack Halew
Vilery Wyden
Abe
Damon
Csa Priday
Tennesseg
Ate Vilbertaench
Lenerembe
Hollywood
Muse—robe
Serlaia
Peters
Ebe Beeny Bobih
Ade Beals
Oiba
Che
Aoe
Che Kiddies
Weal
Mos
Wey
Sane
Thyrwkay
Canerie
Aia
Poe Pia
Sian
Peter
Lied
Wis
Chansel
Alan
Frites Laviebe
Reuea
Bogart
Bacall
Reel Real
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