Local Newspaper Masthead and Mail Rates Note
The snippet shows a newspaper masthead listing ownership and wire service rights, with postal details and subscription prices. It notes republication rights for local news and AP dispatches, and lists mail and carrier rates for subscriptions and delivery.
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Detroit
Chamber of Com
Weightman
Philadelphia
Corry
Auto output hopes fall below annual production goal
The article notes automakers expect under 5,000,900 cars and trucks for the year, with 4th quarter outlook hampered by shortages and strikes. Through Aug 9, 32 weeks produced about 2,843,334 units, including 3,001,365 cars and 1,052,? trucks, GM leading 41 percent of cars, Chrysler 23 percent, Ford 21 percent. It discusses postwar production goals, labor disputes, and forecasts from industry bodies. An interstate study, Committee for Economic Development, and Fortune varied on predicted yearly output. A Knox Glass Association Band concert at Ice Stadium drawn thousands.
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General Motors
Chrysler
Ford
Ford Motor Company
United Auto Workers
Auto Worker Union
War Production Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
Committee For Economic Development
Fortune Magazine
Thirteen seek county commissioner in September primaries
The list shows nine Republicans and four Democrats in the county commissioner race. A Grand Confectionery theft yielded $15 cash with $17 left untouched. An old fashioned picnic marked the 16th annual reunion at Mather Park Columbus with Guy Simmons elected president. Born August 17, Victor Orn Jr. at Corty Hospital. A family trip to New York state begins for Mr. and Mrs. E J Lewis and children James and Heteene.
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Mather Park
Columbus
Guy Simmons
Grand Theatre
Victor Orn
Corty Hospital
E. J. Lewis
James
Heteene
New York State
Syracuse
How's Your I. .7 Wt you answer seven questions?
The prompt lists a string of trivia questions about war figures, royals, historic signers, and current events. It asks to identify facts such as a deceased war general, Lt Philip Mountbatten’s heritage, a game involving holes to win, and other historical or biographical items.
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Namne
Philip Mountbatten
Prince Philip
Greece
Lebeth
Testate
Anerti A. Gromyko
United Nations
Géorge Washington
Congress
House of Representative
Douglas Macarthur
Wisconsin
Jimmie Lunceford
Monty
Seaside
Oregon
Paris
Europe
Thompson's Borsoma Tablets claim kidney aid relief
An advert urges relief from backache and dizziness by kidney fatigue, stating Thompson's Borsoma Tablets stimulate kidney action and increase urinary secretions for quick relief. It promotes Golden Lax Tablets 25¢ for constipation and claims fast improvement at druggists.
Eve method rescues drownings with rocking boards in war era
Medical Society reports on the Eve resuscitation technique using a tilting rocking board to stimulate breathing. Developed after a British case in 1932, the method alternates head up and head down positions to aid drainage, lung expansion, and circulation, later endorsed by the Royal Navy.
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F. C. Eve
Gir
Tattle
Hye
Bnet
Eve
Royal Navy
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Freedom
Pennsvyluahia Gas Company
Band D'Alls
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