Georgia Governor to Argue Freight Rates Case in Supreme Court
Governor Arnall of Georgia plans to travel to Washington to argue that the Supreme Court should accept original jurisdiction in a Georgia led suit against 127 northern and eight southern railways. He contends rates set by the Southern Freight Association discriminate against Georgia and its citizens and could affect the national economy and states rights. The case, tied to anti trust law action, could influence broader federal rail policy and interstate commerce.
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Evans
Southern Freight Association
Alton
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Balimore
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Davis Receives Wehrmacht Croix? High Medal (text unclear)
Staff Sergeant James P. Davis, son of Mr and Mrs Mose Davis of 1117 North Foster Street, Weimar, received the Bronze Star Medal for heroic service in France. He served with the 35th Infantry Division.
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James P. Davis
Mose
Medal citation and wartime notes from 1944 period
The passage records a September 1944 tank destroyer action led by a sergeant named Davis, praising his leadership under heavy fire and his role in forcing enemy withdrawal and high ground capture. It traces his early life in Samgon, schooling in Howell, and military career across Battery AB of the 83rd Field Artillery Battalion and Battery D of the 20th Field Artillery Battalion, before joining the 614th Tank Destroyer Battalion at Fort Benning. It also includes brief items on the 35th Infantry Division’s stationing at Camp Rucker in 1942, and mentions wartime topics on small families saving on rationed meals, war bonds, and hospital ships with their facilities and signaling gear for U.S. vessels.
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Postwar planning urged for 1945 and beyond
Secretary of Commerce Jones argues the postwar future hinges on planning in 1945. He notes wartime production and high national resources but warns of a large transition gap as government spending shifts, urging aggressive planning, investment, and steady employment to maintain high living standards and a rising economy in a free enterprise system.
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Jsesso WH. Jones
NEA
Washington
Suger
Detern
Farm Question Box Teasing Meat Prep and Storage
Farm Question Box explains killing and dressing animals, chilling times at 34 degrees for about 19 days, portioning, wrapping in treated paper, taping edges, labeling, and freezing in a freezer locker with staff guidance. It also notes sweet potatoes as nutritious feed rich in minerals and vitamins A B C with many tasty preparations.
Vitamin packs reach wartime prisoners via Red Cross
Multivitamin tablets are shipped regularly to American prisoners of war in the Far East by the Red Cross. Shipments average one tablet per week, sent by mail to Tehran and then through Ruama to Japan.
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Far Hart
Red Cross
Teheran
Ruama
Japan
Washington column on defending farmers' rights controversy
Washington correspondent notes experts debate leading a charge to defend farmers' rights. The column discusses private supply interests and potential shifts in policy, urging caution in reacting to proposed protections amid tense political maneuvering.
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Washington
Be Quick To Treat Bronchitis
Adv promotes Creomulsion as a quick cure for bronchitis. It claims the medicine soothes the lungs, ends coughs fast, and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied. The ad emphasizes rapid relief and urges readers to consult a druggist for Creomulsion.
San Quentin News Caps Election With Concise Note
San Quentin News, the San Quentin prison weekly, sums up the election scene in ten words. The note reports that the incumbent president was retained despite widespread election coverage elsewhere. The item reflects the prison paper's concise editorial style.
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San Francisco
San Quentin
Grandma Penetro Relieves Chest Aches Like Grandma’s Rub
A nostalgic ad-style narrative markets Penetro as a modernized version of Grandma’s old time chest rub. It promotes topical relief for chest tightness muscle pains and colds and claims quick soothing aromatic vapors and skin absorption, urging mothers to use this economical salve for everyday home needs.
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Grandma
Nevers
Grandma Forl
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