Suburban Press Urges Stadium Drive and Voter Duty
The Decatur campaign plans to raise $18,000 more to reach $100,000 for a stadium. Local leaders praise Tupelo’s farm success and push highway improvements including the Airline highway. A post election editorial stresses voter turnout, noting about 3500 of 4500 registered voters in the area did not vote.
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Demand for 300 New Houses Sparks Local Debate
Community leaders acknowledge 300 additional homes are needed to address housing shortages despite recent construction. Officials say zoning and infrastructure must align to support the expansion.
When Westbrook Pegler Speaks Words on Christmas Thought
Dr Edwin Wyle ponders Christmas spirit and public jostling through contrasts of cynicism and kindness. The piece reflects on external observance versus genuine humanity during the season and the tempered mood it brings.
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Edwin Wyle
Brevity urged in Birmingham luncheon speakers
The Birmingham Post notes a trend of lengthy introductions at lunch clubs with speakers kept waiting as hosts gush about the guest. A Morgan circuit judge once praised brief juror guidance and the Post argues for concise prefaces to preserve the main address.
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Birmingham
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Truman Receives NAACF Tie Gift At White House
Washington report recalls President Truman greeting officials from the National Association of Retail Clothiers and Furnishers at the White House. Otto Swanson presents a colored four in hand tie featuring a Missouri mule and the three wise men. Truman jokes about haberdashery and confirms an invitation to the NAACF February convention in Chicago.
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American envoy clashes over Latin American communist meeting
U S Ambassador Ellis Briggs to Uruguay resisted Washington orders to block a December conference of Latin American communist leaders in Montevideo. He sought to bar Prestes from attending by pressuring Brazil, while Uruguayan and U S officials debated sovereignty and immigration loopholes. Briggs also reported discouragement over U S policies in South America and criticized Buenos Aires envoy remarks.
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Ellis O. Briggs
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Uruguay
Washington
Latin America
Montevideo
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Department
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Riggs
Prestes
Buiz
Carlos Prestés
Rio de Janeiro
Rio
Brazil
Spruille Braden
South America
James Bruce
Buenos Aires
Messersmith
Peron
Can Business Control Inflation Through Compulsory Controls
Federal Reserve insiders say voluntary price controls fail and Congress may implement the President's 10 point program to curb inflation. After Regulation W expired, mail order firms like Roebuck and Montgomery Ward lowered down payments to 10 percent, prompting competition and widespread easy credit that fueled inflation.
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Whiskey Holiday Ends Distillers Face Industry Fallout
The whiskey industry paused for a 60 day wheat saving holiday and now distillers praise their actions while quietly pressing efforts to end the shutdown, signaling a tense approach to restoring operations and markets.
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Agriculture Department
Bureau of Internal Revenue
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Russia Has Banks Bonds Cash and Inflation Tales
Washington reports explain how Soviet state banks accept savings and issue bonds that pay interest and pass to heirs. Russians can cash bonds for rubles while inflation boosts money in circulation and raises questions about wage policy and black market activity.
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James Marlow
Washington
Russia
State Department
A Doctor Turns Detective On Allergies And Treatments
A physician explains how allergies arise from harmless substances and how doctors diagnose them. Skin tests identify triggers such as pollen dust or foods, guiding avoidance strategies and possible desensitization. Treatments include avoidance, alternative pillows, and drugs like benadryl and epinephrine for temporary relief.
As Pegler Remembers The Morning Telegraph Era
Pegler recollects New York journalists and fights writers from the Morning Telegraph era. He recalls Bat Masterson links Sammy Taub and Jim McGuinness, the paper’s fierce editors, and colorful anecdotes of boxing coverage and station broadcasts.
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Bat Masterson
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Fiftieth and
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Gene Fowler
Jim McGuinness
Louella Parsons
Churchill Downs
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Bradley
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Telegraph
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Baird Leonard
Giants
Baird
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Stags
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Reid
Lardner
Lois Long
Charlie MacArthur
Hecht
Gene
Garden
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Cross
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Kingsbridge Hospital
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Ruble Devaluation Seen Aimed at Peasants in Shortage Era
Officials discuss a possible ruble devaluation to reduce peasant hoarding and limit buying power, while urban workers’ purchasing remains constrained by scarce goods. The plan would lessen peasant advantages if prices stay steady and supplies stay tight.
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