Editorials On Retail Advisory Committee And Oil Competition
The piece urges OPS to heed its new Retail Industry Advisory Committee to avoid unjust retailer policies and protect consumer prices. It argues robust retail links producers to buyers and warns against red tape. It praises Secretary Chapman for preserving competition in oil, citing wartime supply feats and higher quality fuels alongside stable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Price Stabilization
OPS
Oscar Chapman
Interior
Chapman
Germany
Army and Navy Petroleum Board
Editors Split on New Economic Controls Inflation Debate
A coalition of editors criticizes the new controls as inadequate to curb inflation amid rising defense spending while a sizable minority wants looser rules to aid production. Opinions from Philadelphia Inquirer, Norfolk Virginian-Pilot, Kansas City Times, Constitution, Kansas City Star, Cleveland Plain Dealer, and Wall Street Journal reflect concern that controls may fail to curb prices, risk further inflation, or hinder supply or defense needs.
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Times
Philadelphia Inquirer
Eric Johnston
Consumers of
America
Kansas
United States
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Congress
Success Secrets By Elmer Wheeler
Advice on using novelty cards and blotters for advertising during a national defense effort. Emphasizes three rules for effective cards, including snap value and frequent updates, with examples from printing companies and a reminder that trouble never broke a date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iettin
Doe
Baytown Sun Publisher and staff credits listed
The Baytown Sun masthead shows Fred Hartman as editor and publisher with Syd S. Gould and Beulah Mae Jackson in key roles. Subscription rates by carrier and by mail are listed, with advance payment required, and the paper notes national representation and second class matter status in Baytown, Texas.
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Baytown Sun
Pearce and Ashbey
Baytown
Texas
Fred Hartman
Syd S. Gould
Beulah Mae Jackson
Warren Edwards
Armed Services Tae
Texas Daily Press League
Jaytown
Posinffinn
Army official fishes by helicopter in mystery trip
Washington Merry-Go-Round reports Assistant Secretary Jeanson joined by Colonel Hughes and MATS commander Andrew Cannon for a fishing excursion from Newfoundland to Stephensville aboard a hospital plane equipped with stretchers. The event, linked to political reception purposes, sparked questions about safety and propriety among Pentagon officials.
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Washington
Army
Newfoundland
Earl D. Johnson
Isanton
Seasion
Armed Services
MATS
Westover
Mastachi
Starville
Newfoundlana
Korea
Europe
Stephensville
Johnson
Gayton Hughes
Andrew Cannon
Kelly Air Base
Texas
Alan
Teese Silienpter
Sassa Hand
Hughes
Jeansen
Jeanson
Feree
Fishing Will Be Better Villain Of Virginia Lake Caught
Washington report describes Victor Clunch claiming better fishing after catching a large turtle and discussing a comical fishing incident. The tale includes a 37 year old turtle, a wife named Frances who outfishes him, and a rustic scene with bamboo rod and improvised gear. The piece reads as light nature humor with local color and anecdotes about fishing prowess and misadventure.
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Virginia Lake
Harlean W. Lichols
Sinit
Washington
Victor Clunch
Via
Cheiona
Malcora
Tolden
Vic
Vie
Tings
Fuut
Ts Atic
Steve Vie
Roday
Frances
Franses
Quote on divine governance and liberty of conscience
A fragmentary quotation argues that mankind will be God governed as divine government and the Golden Rule become evident, stressing sacred liberty of conscience. It references Mary Baker Eddy and Henry Ward Beecher in discussing democracy and individual rights.
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Mary Baker Eddy
Try And Stop Me By Penne Sart Summary
A logan settler Harry Oliver leaves $250 to sons Ted and Bill. Ted, a reporter, squanders his share on tequila bottles. A tourist buys the last bottle for 400 dollars as the tale hints at a moral. John Stratey reports on a drive in movie where patrons hissed a villain.
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Logaics
Harry Oliver
Ted
Bill
Oliver
John Stratey
Showboat reflection and show business notes in New York
From New York a collage of show business gossip covers Show Boat references Ava Gardner song choices and show tunes, with mention of Wal ter Winchell rotation, Jack Lait notes, and Brandy’s $5 mouthful at the Stork Club. Cable and microwave relay timelines are sketched, while box office chatter highlights biblical epics and musical revivals, plus a flurry of TV and radio trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Lait
NEW Yorker
Ava Gardner
Cy Walters
Stork Club
West Coast
Jacksonville
Miami
Fragmented Central Press Package of Trivia and Dates
A garbled garland of general knowledge prompts, name inquiries, and dated observances. It mixes questions about capital cities, historical figures, and birthday notes with scattered dates and events, including references to Greece, the Boy Scouts, and the Truman era.
Vital anniversary marks 25 years since adoption
Fragments note a 25 year milestone tied to a constitutional convention and a historic date. Names and places are unclear, but the item hints at an anniversary tied to a state or institutional formation with a nationwide gift theme and a featured photo in geographic media.
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Cain
Newton
Massachusets
Asvards, Moter & Kittens
Geographic
Five Years Ago Headlines and Local Notices
A fragmented item recalls five years past headlines and local activities. Mentions include Mrs T Shewell and a Gor library building near pairing, four residences and permits, Creek area construction, golf scores at a country club, church and marriage notices, and Health Department inquiries led by Mayor J H Meek.
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J. H. Meek
Health Department
Joe ‘Thompsons
Sjing
Thompsons and
Whee
Jaaper
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