The Charleston Gazette Lodspende notices 1947 edition
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Bunda Cartier
Setalde W
Associated Press
Cated Press
Ieee Nea
Virginia
Taft committee report confuses economic readjustment outlook
A critical take on the Taft committee survey of 600 business figures. The reviewer calls the report voluminous and opaque, saying it fails to clarify future trends, overestimates past precedents, and leaves business leaders and Congress alike with more confusion than insight. The piece argues that world economic readjustment is underway and will not mirror postwar patterns, predicting a wobbling but eventual return to balance driven by individual effort and change in class advantages.
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Congressional
Taft Committee
Associated Press
Senator Taft
World Friendship Funded Exchange Weibo at Harvard
Lucius Q C Lamar inspired a memorial fund set up by Mrs. Frank Knox widow of the former Secretary of the Navy. She donated 1 000 000 to Harvard University for a world exchange fellowship program to enable American and foreign students to study abroad and learn from one another. The Rhodes Scholarships have enabled the program.
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Lucius Q. C. Lamar
Mississippi
Supreme Court
Frank Knox
Navy
Knox
Harvard University
America
Understanding One Land Through Foreign Living
The Knox fund aims to boost mutual understanding by encouraging individuals to live abroad. Citizens gain insight by experiencing another country firsthand, reducing stereotypes and false beliefs about others.
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Oneland
Knox Fund
A Word for the Women
The piece argues that men gain from women handling finances and shopping. It describes housewives as balancing tight budgets while seeking quality and family preferences. It suggests husbands join shopping trips to gain respect for their wives’ endurance and the men’s preference for earning money over spending.
Newsmen in Hungary by LM Roberts Jr
AP analysis outlines the Hungarian communist seizure climate. It contrasts Allied reporting limits with on the ground measures, detailing police actions, fighter crowds, and the revival of totalitarian methods in Szeged. The piece notes fear, suppression, and the chilling effect on free speech and assembly.
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LM. Roberts, Jr
Hungary
Allied Joint Control Commission
Germany
Italy
Szeged
Freedom Party
America
Balkans
Meintein
Cigarette craze spans postwar peace and taxes rise
In Winston-Salem a lengthy column notes the rise in cigarette use from 1945 to 1946, with 351.9 billion sticks smoked in 1946 versus 312.8 billion in 1945, aided by Reynolds Co. The piece surveys tax hikes, stamps, and state levies, cites advertising history, and traces cultural shifts as Americans embrace smoking despite critics. It ends hinting at a continuation on page seven.
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Inston-Salem
N.C
Winston-Salem
Reynolds Co
Uncle Sam
DeWitt Clinton
Clinton
Arkansas
Sir Walter Raleigh
England
Bowman Gray
Wake Forest
School of Medicine
Sir Walter
Gray
Cigaret
Adies
Washington Merry-Go-Round summary of real estate tips and legislative skirmishes
Chicago real estate leaders urge landlords to ignore rent control safeguards, hinting at hiding hikes via OPA successor funding cuts. The piece also reviews Senate power battles over Federal Power Commission nominations and a series of congressional clashes, including Revercomb versus White, amid broader wartime era politics and propaganda debates.
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Ashington
Chicago
Republican Congress
Congressional
OPA
Confide Real Estate
Chicage Real Estate Boards
White
Sen
Bob Taft
West Virginia
Revercomb
Interstate Commerce Committee
Public Works Committee
Federal Power Commission
Burton
Senate
FPC
Henry Wallace
Clark Foreman
Southern Conference For Human Welfare
House un-American Affairs Committee
Herbert Honner
North Carolina
Washington
Foreman
Wallace
Bonner
Wal+ Tier
Congress
Guam
Roosevelt
Pacific
Tyfael
Rep
Mundi
South Dakota
United States
Wieus
Elevating NYC Crossings Could End Blocking Delays
Intercepted message dated June 18 1937 to Willard urges ending blocking at railroad crossings by elevating the New York Central. The note references Jacks George Mr Willard L Brows City Cabrel and City as involved parties in the discussion of solution.
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Willard
New York Central
Jacks
George Mr. Willard L. Brows
City Cabrel
Labor Deepens Public Relations Push Amid Labor Tensions
Inside Labor BARD ON THIS BEAT amid Congress pressure Jimmie Pririilo seeks 400 500 weekly for a bright press agent The AFL Pearl campaign spurs a full propaganda review while labor heads use walkie talkies and car caravans From Georgia to Detroit Mayors push for Taft Hartley veto as Communists attack Cardinal Spellman and CIO leaders. Hollywood talks with Eric Johnston signals new labor Hollywood power plays and union fears of political blowback
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Congress
Jimmie Pririilo
Caesar
John Lewis
AFL
Phil Pearl
Los Angeles
Atlanta
William Green
Cardinal Spellman
CIO
Edward Jeffries
Detroit
Baltimore
Chicago
Truman
Newark
Vincent Murphy
New Jersey
Kremlin
Hollywood
Johnston
Washington
Comrades’ Outfit
U.S
Ask The Gazette G Why we am aneuar incited in the official seal
The page presents a Q and A style feature with multiple trivia and public affairs items. It notes the U S Public Health Service seal features a fouled anchor, discusses marine hospitals, confirms a first baby elephant birth in the United States on March 10, and explains knot as a speed unit. It also covers Gothic architecture naming, automobile accident days, and labor/civil rights topics with various named individuals and organizations.
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U.S. Public Health Service
L. L. HA
Suvar
C. W
Mann
National Zoological Park
United States
Taro
Coooper & Bailey Clrens
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Hebe
Miandree
Weigneg
Pol Breté
Sugar and Politics Stir Reader Letters in Burnsville
In a volatile letter to editor Lavish calls for the Golden Rule amid rising prices and housing lobbying. J E Hicks laments party bickering since 1912, while John L. Lewis's era is warned of potential panic. the writer urges transparency and truth in a time of political manipulation.
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Gazette
the Gazette
John L. Lewis
Cleveland
Hoover
U.S. A
Burnsville
J. E Hicks
Roerich influence and Horch at Commerce in Roerich era
New York June 17. Westbrook Pegler sketches Louie Horch, regional director at the Commerce Department, and his messy ties to Nicholas Roerich and a controversial art faction. Horch financed Roerich’s lamasery scheme, then fired Roerich when profits faltered, while Henry Wallace’s era and past politics loom over the affair.
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Westbrook Pegler
New York
Louie Horch
Ent of Commerce
Henry
Wallace
Perch
Zodiac
Hareh
Nicholas Im Roerich
Roerich
Hher
God
Himalayas
Father Divine
Horch
Roevich
Riverside Drive
Henry Wallace
Goofy Guru
Mongolia
China
Mr. Horch
Hitler
Russia
Borch
City beautification plans for Bowery cleanup
A fragmentary notice describes Bowery cleanup efforts by city beautification advocates. Merchants aim to make the Bowery the world’s most beautiful street, tidying debris, placing ribbons on fireplugs, and guiding visitors with cautions about safe nightly and dim conditions.
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Bowery
Iast
O. Henry
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