Young ex Air Force sergeant eyes stock market fame
New York columnist Hal Boyle profiles Robert M Tanney a 26 year old ex airman who plans a door to door sales push to bring common workers into stock ownership He aims to recruit 40 salesmen and insists ownership of solid American stocks is best for working and middle classes Runtime notes show Tanney criticizes Wall Street complacency and touts higher yielding equities while downplaying barriers to entry on the curb exchange and stock market education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Air Force
Watt Street
Robert M. Tanney
Curb Exchange
Stock Exchange
Morgan
Dupont
Tanney
Wall Street
Tanner
Omar
Europeans and the claim of not trying capitalism
The article argues that many Europeans shrug off capitalism, claiming it fails in their context. It notes economists and historians like Arnold Toynbee believe Europe never truly tried capitalism due to segmented economies. Mass production requires a large free market, exemplified by the United States with vast internal markets and tariff barriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Toynbee
Britain
Europe
America
The Moon Adelaide mphries Review and Senate Travel Debate
Defense Secretary Louis Johnson clashes with Senate over armed forces budgets and travel ethics. Congress trims air force funds and questions official travel costs while Johnson insists on free enterprise and economy. The Nation Today wraps with a serialized soap subplot about Gaynel and Fritz in a Parislike drama.
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Washington
Defense
Louis Johnson
Johnson
Defense Department
Senate
Air Force
Sentimeree Oklahome Committees
Gece A
Thames
Europe
Armed Services
Curfew Proposal Aims to Curb Juvenile Night Activity
A local editorial urges curfew laws to keep under eighteens off streets and away from nightlife where liquor is served. It warns of parental responsibility and potential delinquency charges for actions that foster youth wrongdoing, arguing prevention is better than consequences.
Always the silly season for Reds
The piece mocks pressure campaigns from Communists and others who flood officials with letters and telegrams. It notes Federal Judge Harold Medina faced mass mail urging a mistrial in the conspiracy case of 11 Communist leaders and argues the judiciary would lose impartiality if it yielded to such pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Harold Medina
Truman speech pushes European economic union idea
President Truman’s speech argues for closer economic union in Europe as key to lasting recovery. He stresses that Britain and others may choose their own governments while warning against external interference in internal European affairs.
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Truman
American Legion
Europe
Britain
Architect Clarke Is Dropped From White House Commission
Gilmore D. Clarke, chair of Washington Fine Arts Commission, is reportedly removed after 18 years for opposing a second floor balcony at the White House. Truman supporters cite Clarke’s open fight without notice and say he spoiled the original design, while plans had already included a balcony.
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Gilmore D. Clarke
Fine Arts Commission
Washington
Truman
White House
Clarke
Mr. Truman
Sx Pate
Cine Clarke
Revenee
Coal drilling in Ohio area reveals thick coal seams and secret tests
The article documents the Staids brothers and associates drilling test holes across Ohio in search of No 6 coal veins. It notes depth ranges around 50 to 200 feet, discoveries of up to twelve feet vein thickness, and the secrecy surrounding exploration records owned by coal companies. It mentions locations in Hocking County and Congo Perry County with references to West Virginia and Michigan.
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Chauvey
Hocking County
Hocking
West Virgin
Michigan
Staids
Ohio
New York Coal Company
BO Fee
Charles Stoelds
Congo & Perry County
Disjointed Plain Man Text Leaves Unclear Headlines
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered names and phrases with no clear event or outcome. Potential mentions include Judy, Mike Carter, Penner, and Bovsick, but no cohesive report or dates emerge to form a factual summary.
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Bert Judy
New Mteretteut Agpteer Aggoair F
Amnd
Mike Carter Viete
Penner
R. Bovsick
Doctor's Comments on Route Physical Findings
The physician notes uncertainty about absolute health and mentions signs that may indicate illness. They describe a patient visiting the Gacter's office, raising concerns about weight changes, infections, and several tests, while acknowledging time constraints in exams.
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Mary
Gactar
Isis
Quiz Hall Sr WILTON E RALL And Missing Names Puzzle
A mixed OCR style quiz page lists questions on light travel speed sacred items in Siam and India ship sinking phrases and actors. It asks who purchased Mannetm island and which sport is referred to by a clue. Answers aren’t provided in readable form.
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Which & Ferther North
Pare
Middieport visit notes and county court items
News items recount family visit by 2% years 460 Nass Mery Learhest, death of Frank Green 55 from sun exposure, and removal of fifteen thousand fish from a drying pond on a farm in Route 33 south of Lage A H Joachim. Meigs County game warden reports death as greatly exaggerated amid a gun violator incident. Athens County juries drawn for October session per Judge F Rowland.
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Nass Mery Learhest
Breb Leaughest
Middieport
Frank Green
Sun& Reunion
Mra Serr Mundy
Lage
H. Joachim
Meigs County
Everred
Tien
Ohio University Cy
Athens County
Radio Programs and Stations Listed by Area
A compact listing shows available radio programs across stations NBC WLW Cincinnati 700 KC ABC WCOL Columbus 1230 KC WSAZ Huntington 8 KC CBS WENS Columbus 16 KC WCHS Charleston 80 KC WPAR Parkersburg 1450 KC MES WHEC Columbus 610 KC WMOA Marietta 1490 KC.
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NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
Abc-Wcol
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
Cbs-Wens
WCHS
Charleston
WPAR
Parkersburg
MES
Radio Schedule Fragment From 1940s Evening and Morning Lineups
A dense OCR snippet lists radio and network programming by time blocks including news, sports, dramas, variety shows, and kiddies hours. It names programs such as News Broadcast, Cavalcade of America, The King’s Men, We the People, and Misterious Traveler, with multiple networks and channel codes interspersed throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nbe
Cbs Network
Abe-West
Robs-West
Cbs
Cbes
Abe
Mbs Beulah
Abec
Cbs Sports
Armerica
Cbs Beautiful Musico
Abe Greemy Hood
Janie
Mrs North
Cbe
Abc
Maertin & Lewis
We the People
Che
CBS Television
Jonny Steele
King’s Men
Nbc
Che Korn
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Chen
Steps
Adelaide Mphries
Hillman-Carl
NEA Ser
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Elwers
Congres
Ef Trevel
House
Queen Mary
Sudy
Panama
Mexico
Iasne
George Daniels
Pomeroy
Gaynes Teare
Emily
Masrry
Barry Reinbrider
Gaynel
Barry
Prita Freyman
Fritz
Tie
Jimmy
Madame Delyse
Madame
Madame de Lyse
Joy
Chauncey Chauncey
Arlan Branham
Janice
Dayton
Chauncey
Frederick Fitzroy Freyman
REDS
R Epi
P. Jordan
Bereet
Dick Turne
Weill
Wilton E
Dark Horse
Mies & Second
Cee
Siam
Indie
Mewes Mercer Donst
WOMEX
By Galbraith
Natoade
Honermoon
Barryard Follies
Clevelandaires
Abe Bob Poole
A Lewis
Mbs
Tis
Abe Kate Smith
Hal’ Bour
Lopez
Hollywoné
Abe Queen
Abe Bride and Groom
Obe
Rod Poole
Make Believe
Abe Bill Slater Lerch
Mbe
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