Sky Lombard Publisher Miertising Representative BOMMALL
The document lists advertising and publishing identifiers for multiple city buildings and newspapers. It states Associated Press exclusivity, republication rights, and post office entry details. Subscription rates are given for mail and carrier delivery, including territorial restrictions.
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Sky Lombard
Bommall
Ino
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New York Square
Chicago & Bond
Detroit
Dom. Blig
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Associated Pres
Focal
Corry
Inflation fears and tax plan surge in postwar debate
Central Press columnist Charles P. Stewart notes Senate finance committee chairman Walter Ghorgh predicts next year's inflation will be severe as war expedients and price controls bite. He argues government aims to confiscate large portions of income via new payroll and income taxes to curb consumer spending, warns of shortages and rising prices, and cites proposed 15 percent payroll tax and higher corporate taxation as tools to slow inflation. The piece discusses defense spending, wartime loans to allies, and the public impact on households amid looming shortages.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Walter ¥. Ghorgh
Senates Finance Somitee
Yar
Ravermé
Robert 1
Means
Representatven
Snally 7
Munch
Golen George
Bath
Rusesia
Uncle Samuel
Ronsumerdom
Taal
Leon Hendersom
Gmrt
Calors
Uepublic
Fry
Sam
Eike Social Security
Social Security
Christmas warnings urge early shopping and stock checks
The piece warns that stores face scarce extra help and uncertain deliveries due to holiday rush. Shoppers who buy early improve chances of on time gifts as post offices and carriers contend with labor shortages. Gifts may run short next month, colors and materials may vary, making preparedness crucial.
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Willi
Let the Majority Rule on Labor Strikes and Public Opinion
A fragmented discussion critiques labor strikes and wages with references to John Lewis and the American public. It urges using a broad political procedure to gauge national policy on organized labor and criticizes apathy in wartime and public indifference to global conflicts. The piece laments shifts in opinion and calls for clear democratic engagement to resolve wage fairness and labor governance.
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John Lewis
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Safety is Secondary in Army Air Crashes, Says Analyst
A long study argues Army Air Forces prioritize speed over safety, noting higher crash costs and urges tighter supervision. It cites figures from the early 1940s, contrasts military and civilian safety standards, and discusses how technology and training evolved to reduce failures and losses amid wartime urgency.
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an OCR fragment reports misspoken names and quotes about individuals, noting change in status of a person named Guillermo and an unnamed speaker. details are unclear but indicates a correction or reconsideration of a person’s standing in a dispute or document.
Daily Dozen Health Advice From Medical Society
From the Medical Society of Pennsylvania comes a cautionary note on winter pastimes. The piece warns that ice skating skiing and sledding carry danger when ice is weak and advises choosing strong ice. It emphasizes careful conduct on slopes and warns that sleds cannot stop quickly and carelessness leads to hazards.
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State of
Pennsylvania
Childean
Wiley Sports
Roosevelt Breaks Veto Record in Washington Day Book
Washington Day Book notes President Roosevelt's high veto count, surpassing Cleveland and matching historic leaders. It discusses figures on vetoed bills, the shift in veto strategy, and comparisons across administrations from Monroe to Harding with focus on pension and government payment provisions.
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Washington
Jack Staaneleashington
Roosevelt
Thwet L. Baliteichte
Ew Halsey
Grover Cleveland
Momxvete
Billy
Aueeland
Cleveland
Hoosevelty
Nater
White House
Grint
Congress
Byiee
Monroe
Harding
Conlidge
Twenty Years Ago at Prom Journal Files
Twenty years ago prom journal items note Thanksgiving season sales at about 60 cents a pound, a chickenpox outbreak with 15 cases under quarantine, and many hogs and wood supplies. The state reports $60,000 in licenses this season. A ministerial letter criticizes high school dances as harmful to study, while visits and school events are recorded with names and a new heating system contract for the Phoenix Hotel. Entities include Health Officer Frank, Mrs. Darling, Mrs. Alexander, and Mr. Baever.
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Frank
Ministerial Association of
Daily Quiz: seven sample questions from a 1920s page
A scrambled quiz page presents ten questions on topics from spelling and geography to history and taxation. It asks about a hidden term, British geography, legal terms, presidential eras, capital cities, Emile Zola, tax exemptions, romantic celebrations, and writing about commerce. Answers implied include 1920s-era references and misprints.
Vitamins in fish oil and butter spark health claims
A fragment notes claims that fish liver oil contains vastly higher vitamin A and D than butter and other fats. It mentions a chamber of commerce gathering in Saint Petersburg Florida and cites dubious figures about vitamins and disease.
Hollywood Sights and Sounds by Robbin Coons
A diffusion of film chatter sketches the Junior film world. Roddy McDowall stars in an improvised boys club for On the Sunny Side while his mother weighs authority and public perception. Directors and child actors from Jane Eyre to Ginger share memories of a schoolroom in making films.
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Robbin Coons
Roddy McDowall
England
Roddy
Annmy
Balding
Harold Schuster
My Valley
Ana
Jane
Shirley Temple
Ginger
Voices From an Era of Prohibition and Change
A reflective reminiscence of New York’s past days from Prohibition to the postwar era. The narrator recalls evangelists, gangsters, politicians, disasters, shipboard life, aviation tragedies, and harbor piers, naming figures like Huey Long and Cecil Le toward a fading waterfront myth.
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Oald
Hindenburg
Lakehurst
Monn Castle
Walfare Island
Harlem
Cecille
Huey Long
E.G. Wells
Carl van Doren
Zane Grey
John McGrawy
Phil Stong
al Smith
George M. Cohan
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Hudson
Normandie
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Mi Jonger
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Dulch Schulte
Batk
Hiller
Poland
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