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Federal Judge Rules Against War Production Control
The Chicago judge Sullivan denies the presidents and WPB power to control Montgomery Ward properties, arguing war powers cover only businesses tied to war. The piece predicts Supreme Court review and possible reversal, implying the case could bolster constitutional government and democracy against broad executive authority.
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Montgomery Ward
United States Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Chicago
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WRP
Supreme Court
United States
Boss Pendergast Exposed as Ex Convict at Death
The longtime Kansas City Democratic boss died as an ex convict, having built power wealth and friends on political favors and stolen taxpayer money. His legacy ends with loss of influence and respect as the law caught up with him.
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Boss Pendergast
Kansas City
America
Pendergast
Editorial Briefs on Winter Walks and School Funding
The piece notes frozen sidewalks endangering pedestrians and cites shifting manpower debates in Congress. It critiques a rushed manpower bill and argues school funding tied to state taxes requires real estate tax relief. It also reflects on farm sale priorities, noting horses retain overvalued prestige despite declining importance.
Avoca Couple Purchase Hart Residence for New Home
AvocaJ W Davis buys the late Mrs Jennie Hart residence and plans to move soon. They have sold their North Chestnut street home to Max Mez local implement dealer.
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Avoca
J. W. Davis
Jennie Hart
Chestnut Street
Max Mez
War Saving Stamps Sell at The Atlantic News Telegraph
Citizens can buy War Saving Stamps at The Atlantic News Telegraph office. The offer highlights support for national effort and provides convenient purchase access through the newspaper's location. The item emphasizes patriotic savings and community participation.
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Atlantic News Telegraph
Inauguration Day Reflections and Aftermath
A Washington observer recounts Roosevelt's fourth inauguration with thousands watching on a cold snowy day. He notes the ceremony, the inside receptions, and the preachers in the White House, praising the orderly event and criticizing the public mockery of the president's sons while stressing the power of congressional committees. Assistant Elliott Roosevelt dog incident stirs debate.
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White House
Pennsylvania Avenue
Roosevelt
Elliott Roosevelt
Washington
Willkie Forces Rise Amid GOP Power Struggles at Indianapolis
A Bell Syndicate analysis recalls the 1945 GOP meeting in Indianapolis where Wendell Willkie’s allies won key decisions. Republicans backed Jesse Jones against Henry Wallace, debated committee structure, and pledged to win labor support for 1946 and 1948 while Brownell faced opposition.
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Jesse Jones
Wendell Willkie
Washington
Pearl Harbor
Congress
Commeree
National Defense Council
GOP
Henry Wallace
Owen Brewster
Maine
Brewster
Jones
Ed Stettiniue
Sen. Brewster
Mr. Jones
Mr. Joes
Mr. Joncs
Commerce Committee
Willkie
Indianapolis
Dianapolis Fel
Wil’kie
National Committee
Chicago Tribune
Harrison Spagler
Iowa
Wilkie
Ralph Cake
Oregon
Cake
Fred Baker
Dudley F. Hay
E. F. Connally
District of Columbia
S ‘Baker
Haye
Cooper B. Rhodes
Washington, D. C
Baker
Reault
U. S
Arthur E. Nelson
Minnesota
Strissen
Brownell
Wall Street
Nelson
Dewey
G. Mason Owlett
Pennsylvania
Charlie McCarthy
Mortimer Snerd
Charlie Halleck
Indiana
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Roosevelt
Commerce
Clarence Buddington Kelland
Arizona
Republican Executive Committee
Halleck
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GIO Rank and File
Seattle
Republican Party
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Roosevelt Supports Baseball During War Amid Press Club Luncheon
The piece notes President Roosevelt signaling approval of baseball for wartime morale and reports Orson Welles will speak at a National Press Club luncheon. It lauds Welles as a rising talent, with future talks at Constitutional Hall and on radio and stage.
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Roosevelt
Orson Welles
National Press Club
Welles
Constitutional Hall
Hit by Car Narrows Escape for Child at School Crossing
Griswold Russell Winger six year old son of Mr and Mrs Leo Winger was struck by a car near the school house while crossing the street. The driver Bobby Boseck was traveling slowly and Russell sustained minor cuts to his head and face. At the same time Robert Evans twenty son of Mr and Mrs Harry Evans injured his hand and wrist by slipping and driving a nail at his farm home north of town.
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Griswold
Russell Winger
Leo Winger
Bobby Boseck
Russell
Robert Evans
Harry Evans
New York Diary Snippets Highlight Hospital Work and Sea History
The column notes Pat, a pharmacist's mate and patient at the naval hospital where she works. Mary visits Lancaster, Nancy Herr, while Grandma cares for Nancy. It mentions Hart of Hearing services, Miss LaVerne Hopkins and her Dalmatian Regis, Virginia Mayo's demure persona and real name, Pirates and Treasure talk, age humor, and Captain Elmer Crowley who commanded the seven masted Thomas W. Lawson before its demise near the Faroe Islands.
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New York
Pat
Naval Hospital
Mary
Lancaster
Nancy Herr
Grandma
Lexington Avenue
Virginia Mayo
Virginia Jones
Jones
Jennifer Jones
Elmer Crowley
Sailors Snug Harbor
Staten Island
Crowley
Thomas W. Lawson
Faroe Islands
Lawson
Truman flies Army plane to Pendergast funeral
Vice President Harry S. Truman traveled from Washington in a borrowed Army plane to attend the funeral of Tom Pendergast in Kansas City. He arrived with military aide Col. Harry H. Vaughan and planned to depart for Philadelphia after services.
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Truman
Tom Pendergast
Kansas City
War Heelers
United States
Washington, D. C
Harry S. Truman
Tom
Harry H. Vaughan
Pendergast
Washington
Philadelphia
McRory Retires as President of Oakland Citizens State Bank
W W McRory retires as president of Oakland Citizens State Bank at the directors meeting after 58 years of service. L W Ross succeeds him as president while McRory remains a director. D F Busse becomes vice president and cashier and Mrs Mabel Evans assistant cashier. Directors include Myr Busse, Dr L G Dick, F F McArthur, D L Ross, and L W Ross.
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Oakland
W. W. McRory
Citizens State Bank
L. W. Ross
McRory
Canada
L. F. Potter
D. F. Busse
Mabel Evans
Mr. McRory
Myr.Busse
L. G. Dick
F. F. McArthur
D. L. Ross
Six states hover near 25 deaths per 1000 births
The report lists Minnesota Connecticut Illinois New Jersey Washington and Nebraska as the six states whose mortality per birth ratio closely approximates 25 deaths per 1000 births with figures ranging from 33 to 36 per 1000.
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Minnesota
Connecticut
Illinois
New Jersey
Washington
Nebraska
Soldier Homecoming and Silent Victory
Poem asks about a returning soldier's silence after war, contrasting expected glory with quietude. The speakers urge storytelling, share in the homefront pride, and question the soldier’s restraint. Published as a 1945 era verse by Edgar A. Gueet.
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Edgar A. Gueet
Mexico Plans Large Industrial Program with American Help
A joint Mexican American economic commission states Mexico will spend 383 million dollars on industrial development in the next few years. Capital equipment for 1945 to 1948 totals 137 million, largely financed by American private capital and Mexican funds. The plan comes from a commission formed with the agreement of Presidents Roosevelt and Avila Camacho and marks the end of its work.
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Washington
Avila Camacha
United States
Mexico
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