Government Seizure and Labor Strategy Debate
Central press columnist discusses government seizure of private plants during emergencies. He argues government operation offers higher wages and thus attracts workers, making conscription unlikely. The piece critiques strike leaders and explores how emergency management could shift industries from private to public control and affect postwar reconstruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duables P. Stewart
Central Preas
Swithout
Sam
Selective Service
Clese Oldsters
Piast
Jim
William Green
Philip Murray
Sidney Hillman
Dan Tobin
Hefara
Pv Usklod
Heth
A World War II Era Odds and Ends From Corry
A scrambled clipping discusses advertising rates, postal charges, and political wartime themes. It references Britain American aid, a tax on war materials, and the Wright brothers as symbols of rapid technological change, noting the dual use of aviation and the moral questions it raises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Wright
Mmiddle
Wilbur
Orville
Kitty Hawk
Bally
Wright
Fragmentary broadcast remarks on Monroe doctrine policy
A garbled OCR passage references a 1965 broadcast aimed at Latin America and mentions the Monroe doctrine as potentially masking broader U S policy aims. The text remains unclear with multiple garbled terms and incomplete sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latin-America
Twenty Years Ago Picnic Trip and Local News Notes
Twenty years ago reporters recall a Bnet Hayle muting at Findley Lake with a genial picnic. Chauffeurs and party members included Mouni, Dr. M, Willams, Bracken, Jack Rogers, and Miss Hel. The Association held a meeting at Wilmley’s Grove in November. William Pivey, former state post, visited the city. Barlow Block remodeling for Pittvens National Bank began. Lewis Confectionery and Decker barber shop vacated. Wrightly store displays attracted attention. Gime cabinets featured.
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Bnet Hayle
Maceinel
Findley Lake
Mouni
Dr. M
Willams
Bracken
Jack Rogers
Miss Hel
Poison ivy and garden hazards in daily quiz note
A fragmented essay discusses poison ivy control and digging out roots, noting proper protective clothing and soap use after exposure. It blends outdated colonial attitudes and xenophobic musings about imperialism, mentioning Germans and Latin America with judgmental overtones.
Manhattan Book Trade Slumps Amid Wider Options
CEORGE TUCKER EW YORK reports a tough season for books and night life. Publishers face slim sales despite a broad range, with editors blaming war and uncertainty. NYC theatres, clubs, and parks draw crowds as mass entertainment fills gaps, led by Clinton at the Copacabana era and a packed night scene on 52nd Street.
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Ceorge Tucker
York
Slick
Copacabana
Ben Marden
Riviera
Pancho
Marden
Tle
52Nd Street
Broadway
Marsha Hunt Shapes Her Own Hollywood Path
Hollywood interview with Marsha Hunt reveals her rejection of ingénue roles and focus on varied parts. From a late start after modeling in New York, she explains choosing films that let her break typecasting, citing work from Call on the President to The Trial of Mary Pagan and Pride and Prejudice as proof of range. Hunt discusses moving into a new home with Jerry Hopper and her dog Pupchen, and reflects on early studio years and career turning points.
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Jerry Hopper
Valley
Pubchen
Pupchen
Bedlington
M-G-M
Ethel Turp
Miss Bishop
Mary Pagan
Burying Men and Potato Peeler Patents Reported
A fragmented OCR item notes that men who buried someone named Bete have left, with skeptical comment from locals. An unrelated Cleveland engineer, Pus Gevelonnd, is cited for a paralyzingly odd claim about making peeling potatoes easy, suggesting a quirky, garbled notice without clear factual grounding.
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Cleveland Agriculturs
U S Ambassador Grew A Career Diplomat In Japan
Washington June 17 U S ambassador to Japan Joseph Grew a career diplomat has long talked bluntly yet effectively to Japanese leaders. After nine years in Tokyo he guided U S affairs through delicate years, stressing frank talk to ensure peace in the Pacific and resilience against wartime pressure.
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U. S
Japan
Turkey
John Grover
Washington
Ankara
Capen- Hagens
Joseph Clayle
Harvard
Tokyo
Asuitia
Grenever
Syeak
Matsuoka
U.S
Kichisaburo Nomiura
China
Joe
Vienna
Kipling
India
Moe
Nin
Opiro
Inem
Dryo
Mexico City
St. Petersburg
Berlin
Wafiatves 1
Vierins
State Department
Western European Chaies
Verseiley Swace
Miniatur
Denemark
Switzerland
An- Spenador
Fananese Sife
Pacific
Jam
Fragmentary note on Jefferson territory and rodeo slang
A garbled historical fragment discusses Jefferson and Colorado territory creation, references a 1910 era figure, and shifts to a colloquial rodeo lexicon. It mixes political milestones with stray rodeo terms and miscopied names, yielding an incoherent collage of events and jargon.
Daily Dozen Quiz Prompts From Pennsylvania Medical Society
A fragmentary page poses questions ranging from military leaders and historic dates to world geography and awards. The garbled text mentions Capt Buigh, the Confederacy, the United States, and a few cultural references, presenting a puzzle-like item typical of a late 19th or early 20th century school or society page.
FCC Plans for Educational Broadcasters and Rule Claims
FCC reports give Armstrong offers to accept 18 year royalties on noncommercial educational uses of his patents. Districts in San Diego Chicago and University of Illinois are among latest applicants. Haydenville Massachusetts sees a short wave broadcaster traced by plane using direction finding gear and fast response Bustier cars.
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Ashington
Federal Communications Commission
Armstrong
Mys Fcc
San Dieno
Calif
City of Chicago Board of Education
University of
University of Ilinois
New York
Cleveland
San Francisco
Boards of Education
University of Kentucky
FCC
Haydenville
Masa
Fritz
Atrateuk
Uritz
Unclear Cap Town Notes Highlight Waves and Politics
Fragmented text cites non-commercial broadcasts in Capital Town, mentions PCC action against alleged illegal shortwave broadcasters, and references Senator Hiram Johnson and Navy funding debates. Includes a Wisconsin dairy farming anecdote claiming record milk production and farm yields, with stray phrases about onions, rain, and streams.
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Stephen Bolles
Janesville
Wis
Dairy Gazette
Department of Agriculture
Bolles
House of Representatives
Wisconsin
Unclear Historical Item on Food Prep Circulation
Fragmentary OCR text mentions lamb fry or mock steak and several garbled phrases. No identifiable people, places, dates, organizations, or events are readable to form a concrete news item or summary.
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