Fragmented discourse on labor talks and prices across nations
A garbled text discusses negotiations between management and labor, wages, and price trends. It mentions unions, contracts, and potential effects on employment, with references to a large financial corporation and global economic tensions. The piece reads as an unsettled diary of economic strain and bargaining.
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Geman
GeerioeTease Nationate
Meny
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Eesti
Geers
Negean
Cigrite Gilemms
Conomet Ptieere Gould Oiffen Indus
Gowie
Sorcery of Cities in State Editional Comment
A fragmented editorial piece critiques municipal power and governance, referencing state affairs and local leaders in a stylistic, political commentary. It hints at tensions between authorities, mentions Hie Cet Sheen OCnre arom and other opaque phrases, and reflects on public perception of governance.
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Fineni
Limeti
Cheriton
Eee
Aerties
Capeert
Truman and Gromyko dinners foreshadow East West ties
The piece describes President Truman avoiding church circus on Sundays while noting his remark on worship. It recounts how Mrs. Austin and Mrs. Gromyko fostered social contact at dinners that helped ease East West relations. It also covers lobbying in shipping and Czech political shifts linked to the Marshall plan and Greece.
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Washington
Truman
First Baptist
Worsup
United States
Andrei Gromyko
Paris Pour
Nelson Rockefeller
Warren Austin
Austin
Gromyko
U.S
Young Rockefeller
East
West
Gromykos
Park Avenue
Ruscha
Moscow
Sochi
Crimea
Stalin Stalin
Politburo
U. S
Merchant Marine Wanda
Maritime Commission
Capitol Hill
Maritime
Waterman Steamship Company
Geaslin
Congress
L.R Sanford
Shipbuilders Council of America
Frazer Bailey
National Federation of American Shipping
Morgan
Uncle Sam
Shi
Cardioclovakia
Greece
Andre
United Nations
Dean Rusk
Theate Department
Hectear McNeil
Forean
Carchoslovakia
Kremlin
Ciech
Jerusalem Luncheon Sparks Long War Memory and City Nightlife
Billy Rose recounts his Jerusalem dinner with Peace Commission head Mark Ethridge and editor Ted Lurie. The group meets soldiers, hears stories of a 70 hour Galilee campaign, and witnesses a lively Eden dining room as a Danny Kaye lookalike leads a chorus. Eleanor, watches a 27 year old colonel and a veteran sergeant. The evening blends nostalgia, humor, and a sense of regional triumph.
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Fifth Avenue
Eleanor
Jerusalem
Holy City
Mark Ethridge
Peace Conciation Commission
Ethridge
Louisville Courier-Journal
King David Hotel
Ted Lurie
Palestine Post
Motka” Maclef
Galilee
Lurie
Danny Kaye
Negev
For A Wife A Lesson She Won’t Ever Forget
Fragmentary text describes a scene around a circle with chanting and beating sounds. The passage ends mid sentence, referencing a page number. No clear people or organizations identified.
Hollywood Gossip Sparks Apartment Rent Stall War
Don Sylvio refuses to vacate the guest apartment owned by his wife Gladys O'Brien, saying he plans to stay in California. The piece also recounts press screenings, casting chatter, and career moves for stars like Alexis Smith, Jerome Courtland, Shirley Temple, Robert Mitchum, Katharine Hepburn, and others, set against Hollywood buzz.
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Hollywood
Don Sylvio
Gladys O'Brien
California
Mr Sylvio
Gladys
Margaret
Alexis Smith
Montana
Alexis
John McCormack
Massachusetts
Boston
Jerome Courtland
Shirley Temple
Jerome
Dorls Archer
Robert Mitchum
Mexico
Paul Douglas
Germany
Berlin
Hildegarde Neff
William Peribere
George Montgomery
Dinah
Katharine Hepburn
Spencer Tracy
Katie
Theatre Guild
Metro
Errol Plynn
Lawn mower blades and bee hair questions mix in column
A quirky Q and A from Cos Cob and elsewhere covers a self-ejecting lawn mower with ten blades and where to discard old ones, bee hairs, and a Waltzing Mice Research Bureau note. The exchange includes Esau as a Cleveland inventor’s first name and playful takes on daily curiosities.
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Sapho Hosley
Cleveland
Esau
Ednar Woolbaum
Delaware Water Gap
Answer Mam debuts odd Q A in Hoboken column
A quirky feature titled Answer Mam answers reader questions on topics from Miss America eligibility to using cornsilk in furniture. It covers a Derby Conn dye dispute, a halibut in a Montana bath tub tale, and a strange take on theater ticket practices alongside a note about Edison and South Pacific.
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Hoboken
N J
Derby
Conn
Tallahassee
Pla
Pinger
Geographer Sokolsky Funds for Medical Education and Reform
A fragmented text traces funding and reform in medical education tied to Carnegie and various foundations. It references large sums and efforts to improve education and infrastructure, noting committees and university partnerships. The passage hints at deficits and policy shifts influencing students and national research in a historical context.
Rev Meek Leads Easter Series at Bland Street
A report notes the Rev Meek conducts a series for men at Bland Street near Blandford, with Blandford officials and Princeton connections mentioned. The event line hints at a political angle with local party figures and a reference to a wheel in the community.
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Concord Collewe
Meek Easter
Bland Stree
Wernodict Ie
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