Taft Hartley, Ickes, and Price Controls Dominate Weely News
The column notes the government’s move to end installment controls, Ickes’ anger at Farley’s magazine, and anticipated Farley material. It mentions a petition in Jackson County for a liquor election, and Washington plans to tight enforc e Taft Hartley law by 1948 while Taft rejects further price controls.
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Jim Farley
Roosevelt
Farley
Jackson
Wall Street Journal
Washington Administration
Washington
Truman
Taft
Repubiggies
Secy Krug
LaFollette
Krug
Brewster
Atty
Tom Clark
Clark
Burton K. Wheeler
Austria pledges aid relief to reach people clearly
Austrian commitment forbids directing American relief to Russia or occupation troops and requires clear labeling of aid origins. The editorial urges public visibility of U S generosity, argues for ads in European papers to proclaim American kindness, and praises such transparency as good business.
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Bartley Crum
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Wilco
Doc Martin
Louella
Cedars of Lebanon Hosp
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Hollywood Park
Randall Park
Cleveland
Phil Regan
Unseasonable Summer Weather Noted by Local Citizens
Local residents remark on an unusually damp season with few postcard moments of seaside leisure. The lack of typical sunny displays contrasts with past summers, leaving many yearning for clear skies and warm days.
Huntsville Weed Law Notice Mails to Property Owners
The Sanitary Inspector of Huntsville issues a city code warning that owners must cut weeds or grass over six inches tall. Violations are misdemeanors. Owners within Huntsville are urged to act promptly for health and fire safety.
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Huntsville Times
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City of
Huntsville
Benny Pross and the labor racketeers debate
Pegler defends Benny Pross while attacking union rackets and corruption. He cites Pross essays in The Beverage Retailer Weekly, notes Pross's leadership of union sales and distribution workers, and questions Green and Hague era prosecutions. He lauds Pross despite alleged frauds and links to organized labor's public image.
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New York
Benny Pross
Westbrook
Pegler
William Green
Green
Pross
Weekly
Benny
Lbiquor
Frank Hague
Thomas F. Meaney
Hague
Joe Fay
Benny Press
Russia
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Georgia
Mississippi
Texas
Meaney
American Federation
Lake Mahopac
Hue and Cryers
Westbrook Peyter
Terrier
Congress
Washingtons clash over foreign aid and partisan angles
Washington report details a partisan turn in European aid talks. It notes Vandenberg Hoover and Truman seeks nonpartisan inquiry, while Clayton Marshall and CIO influences shape a wary debate on cost and strategy. Isolationists rise amid anticipated clashes in Congress.
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Washington
Will Clayton
State Department
Vandenberg
Mr. Hoover
Congressional Committee
Truman
Ben Cohen
Europe
State Secret
Darvard
Clayton
Congress
UNO Economic Council
Trade Organization
Marshall
Foreign Policy Planning Commission
Cio-Pac
Cohen
Constant Coughing Signals Serious Lung Disorder
Article discusses bronchiectasis, its causes from infections and sinusitis, and the challenges of treatment. It explains diagnostic bronchoscopy, postural drainage, inhalation therapies, and antibiotics, noting gradual improvement possible. Emphasizes early discovery and maintaining patient health, with warm dry climates aiding recovery.
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Inc
Estate of Oscar Edmonds Deceased Probate Notice
Letters of Administration granted June 18 1947 by Judge T C Almon to the undersigned. All persons with claims against Oscar Edmonds estate must present them within the legally allowed time or be barred. June 19 26 July 3.
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Oscar Edmonds
T. C. Almon
S. J. Ramey
Probate Court Grants Letters Testamentary for S. J. Ramey
The probate court issued Letters Testamentary to the undersigned on June 17 1947 for S J Ramey deceased. The revival comment notes ongoing administration and hints at political debate around postwar policy. The piece blends legal notice with commentary on Truman administration isolationism and Europe aid.
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Newcastle
Europe
Athletes Foot Cure Ad Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts a five minute test and a powerful penetrating antifungal for athlete's foot. It urges readers to acquire TEOL at Goldel's Drug Store and claims full strength formula reaches more germs to kill the itch.
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