Charleston women urged to sign food conservation pledge
Janet Kanawha Households in the Charleston area will be asked to sign a food conservation pledge in a drive led by M. K. Hearne for the Charleston Chamber of Commerce. Coupons will be in stores for pledges, with Omaha to mail or deliver to the Chamber office. The effort supports the Emergency Famine Relief Committee to aid starving peoples worldwide.
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Cy the Shirtmaker and the thread of a changing career
The narrator recalls Cy the Shirtmaker who went out of business, then rebuilt his life in New York’s fashion world. Cy later prospered in haberdashery and silk bands, moving to Hollywood and opening an office, then buying silk bands for bow ties sold widely. The piece ends with a reflection on Cy as the copper-nollering season arrives.
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MH Demonstrator Schedules Series for Summer Pupils
School notices describe Mildred Neale directing a series of teaching demonstrations at Morris Harvey Elementary School Mercer building Quarricy St with sessions at 1 a m and noon to 2 p m on consecutive days. The event marks the first demonstration for Murray student body this summer. a summer institute follows June 26 at Thomas Jefferson High School with theme Footpaths to Peace. Dr A M Harding of the University of Missouri to address students July 2 at Moa om assembly. July 24 Hamlet scenes by Shakespearean actors. A second one room school demonstration runs Adna Kayawhe county from tomorrow to June 21.
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Frankfurt Collision Kills American In German Train Wreck
Eight people die in a German train wreck at Aschaffenburg including an American soldier. Authorities report seven others killed or missing, with several displaced. Rescue and investigation teams respond to the high casualty disaster.
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Rightward Swing Seals Democratic Decline in Voters
The piece argues the Democratic party has shifted rightward, losing its core character as it loses elections. It notes divisions over Trus man and Russia and says voters seek decisive answers, not questions, while independents stay away. The party appears both vehicle and victim of this swing.
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Republican Open Forum Sets June Price Control Topic
Washington June 4 The Harold E Stassen promoted Republican open forums announced their June and early July subject Wha Shall Our Price Control Policy Be The first two months focus on Russian and labor policies The forums aim to shape Republican opinion for guiding the 1948 national platform Henry T McKnight forum director said there are more than 100 forums in existence and the public thinking remains rich and untapped.
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Harold E. Stassen
Henry T. McKnight
Soldier Dies Jumping From Refugee Train Collision
Injaved was an American soldier killed in a wreck when a German refugee train en route to the British Zone of Occupation crashed into a rear train of displaced persons. The GI rode in the engine of the German train and died after leaping from the moving train in an apparent attempt to escape the gas.
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