Labor Day safety and foreign aid notes in one column
The piece urges safer driving after nearly 400 Labor Day fatalities and calls for personal responsibility on the road. It critiques reckless drivers and suggests tests or accountability, then shifts to a broader view of the Economic Cooperation program and Western Europe aid, urging stronger action to reduce trade barriers, cut costs, and boost productivity amid British economic strains.
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Western
Europe
United States
Western Europe
Great Britain
London
the Economist
Britain
Economic Cooperation Administration
Bil Cleveland Trust Co
Trade barriers loom over British exports to US
The British Commercial observer cites tariff hurdles in the US market as a major obstacle for English china and other goods. Customs officials push simplification of rules while tariffs remain high on luxury items such as tableware and silverware, contrasting prewar duties with current rates.
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Hamilton W. Faron
James Marton
Washington A
China
United ‘States
Desert Dahes
United States
Boston
Sogerver
London
Night of a Kiss and Old Promises in The Goat's Nest
Gaynel reflects on a past kiss with Barry and a tense evening with Fritz at The Goat's Nest. She grapples with guilt over how she treated Bessie and questions marriage plans while Navy plans and active duty rumors swirl around them.
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Rite
Goat's Nest
Klas
Barry
Frita
Marrige
Frite
Fritz
Pritz
Prin
Besse
Frits
Caynel
Gaynel
Dancing Contiadt-abe West Tener B Stary Paeeee
A smoky crowded evening scene centers on Gaynel and friends with Fritz and Barry. Tensions rise as money debts and romantic advances collide during a tense dinner and a late drive to Lake Shore Boulevard.
Fragmented OCR Native Place Names in The Archive
Unclear readable fragments discuss local places and people with broken terms. The text includes garbled names such as Duymbe apctarian and Waianae and mentions times or groups but lacks coherent structure or verifiable details.
Bloated plutocrats and the fate of a car tire maker
An industry analysis chronicles a large automobile tire firm with 1948 sales of $14.67 million. It shows 58. then 28.8 and 16 percent allocations to supplies and salaries, 2.7 percent for reinvestment, 9.6 percent taxes, and 1.5 percent to stockholders. The piece contrasts corporate profits with worker pay.
War’s Hidden Costs Leave Camden Veteran Behind Bars
A Camden veteran, long after the war’s end, allegedly went berserk with a German Luger pistol, killing 13 people in his path. The tragedy highlights war’s lingering toll on minds, with authorities noting possible postwar trauma and shattered livelihoods.
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Camden, N. J
Old Gray Mare oal mining shifts in modern mines
A five page Louisville Courier Journal Sunday feature argues coal mining has evolved. Miners now use safe fast machines and the mine interiors are sprayed with limestone to prevent dust explosions. The piece notes a mine has produced 3,000,000 tons with no fatal accident and miners earn up to 16.50 a day for six and a half hours.
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Louisville Courier - Journal
Kentucky
What has Congress done in the Fair Deal era
The President and supporters defend Congress as passing important measures for the people while critics call it ineffective. In social welfare only two actions are noted the rent control law and a broad housing program. the latter faces bipartisan debate in the Senate. The article argues Congress remains gridlocked in Washington as it debates next steps.
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Presidentaryman
Congress
Senate
Washington
Doctor's Comments on Hemorrhoids and Treatment
Dr Edwin P Jordan explains hemorrhoids or piles as enlarged rectal veins that can be internal or external. Causes include chronic constipation strain and sedentary lifestyle while treatment favors avoidance of aggravating factors and surgery when piles protrude or do not retract.
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Edwin P. Jordan
Quiz Hall Questions and Oddball Answers Rendered
A scrambled classroom quiz sheet lists assorted questions and responses covering topics from building terms and slang to historical kings and famous names. It includes scattered answers and at least one note on a 2012 reference, with several misprints and stray names.
Mrs America Contest Judge Remembers Thirty Finalists
Hal Boyle recalls serving as a judge for the Mrs America contest at Asbury Park where thirty wives competed for the title of most beautiful and best homemaker. The crown went to Mrs California, with prize money and a scholarship to the Empire State School of Optics in Brooklyn. The column notes humorous judging quirks and a joke about quitting work if she won.
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Malbole
New York
Asbury Park
Jersey Shore
United States
Frances
Rover Boy
California
Empire ‘State School of Optics
Brooklyn
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Mra. America
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al Smith
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A. D. Morrison
Sylvia Ziggefooge
J. Smith
Pratts
Ohio University
Western Kentucky State ‘Teacher's College
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Wellston
E. State
Hal Boyle
Ignea
CCC
Athens County
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John Wilts
Sana Mage
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