Confusion Reigns Over Chinese New Year Date in Chinatown
In Cleveland Chinatown a calendar dispute delays Chinese New Year. Wing Chin and others argue over Jan 22 or late February dates due to overdue Chinese calendar shipments. Residents cite belief systems, with some predicting February 28 or 29, while others await official timing.
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Cleveland
Chinatown
Wing Chin
Wing
Aisa
Oring Ad
Howard Chin
Hin
Lee Tong
Groundhog forecast hints extended winter ahead
Article reports Dr. Jerome Namias of the Weather Bureau warns forecasts beyond five days are unofficial and winter is likely to persist. He notes a shift from recent warmth to colder conditions in the Northern Plains and Midwest, with similar trends expected in the West and East. The groundhog tradition is described as a humorous local predictor to be observed tomorrow.
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Jerome Namias
Weather Bureau
Namias
Plains
Midwest
Dai
Naomovas
Mi Jac ob Mi Jac ob Wayside Flower Shop News
Fragmented text from a local shop news item mentions the Wayside Flower Shop and a note that the next edition will feature a fuller update. Contains scattered names and stray phrases with unclear dates or actions.
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Wayside Flower Shop News
Osta Hugo TV Chart Radar Update Ends War Era Echo
Fragmentary text notes Osta Hugo on TV radar and Indian arpote, referencing the end of SUH and World War II trembers. Posts mention sensations and cominsed ent, with unclear details about dates, places, or organizations.
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Hugo, Osta
Otere Daet
Brewer Arrow Race Leads Tulsa License Shuffle
A fragment mentions Hart Lae Tulsa and Brewer Arrow with five licenses amid a maze of agencies. The text hints at licensing steps, authorities, and processes, plus possible drives and units, in a vague regulatory scene.
Consumer Resistance To High Prices May Curtail Employment
The Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta warns that rising inventories and growing consumer resistance to high prices for soft goods could reduce employment in 1947 across the Southeast. The review notes overproduction in textiles, near standstills in durable goods, and warns a downturn in durable goods production could not endure while other sectors shrink.
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Atlanta
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
Southeast
Comite
Ioas
Agriculural Prec
Georgia
Alabatag
Louisiana
Mississippi
Florida
Tennessee
New Lumber Company Opens Here Tomorrow
The ROL Daughtry Lumber Company opens tomorrow at a site past Main Street representing a $70,090 investment and 24 jobs. A complete stock of lumber is on hand and available for immediate delivery at the new yard.
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New Lumber Company
Daughtry Lumber Companys
Main Street
AFL Council Shifts Attention To Dixie Rival Labor Drives
The AFL executive council moves focus from CIO peace talks to Southern drives. Googe reports 270,000 new AFL members in seven months and 900 to 1,000 new charters while CIO plans a second southern phase. The council suggests a possible merger, arguing a unified 13 million member front.
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AFL
Dixie
Miami
Fla
AFL Executive Council
Moneg
CIO
South
Atlanta
Googe
Executive Council
National Labor Relations Board
Gouge
Philip Murray
Murray
APL
Railroad Brotherhoods
Green
Afurrray
Diplomatic Career Of Gen Marshall Goes Back To 1939
Dorothy Williams Wastington recalls General Marshall career beginnings dating to 1939. The piece notes his Brazil mission to counter a proposed visit by Brazilian arms chief to Germany, his ties with Lord Halifax, and early wartime flights with Harry Hopkins. It highlights Marshall's long service and close relations with key figures in Roosevelts administration.
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Gen. Marshall
Dorothy Williams Wastington
U'Ph
Eo Non
Thorpe C. Marshall
Caritoba
Katherine Topper
Mamnall
Marshall
Brazil
Guess Monteirea
Germany
Britain
U. S
Halfax
M Marshall
George
Teller
United States
Stite
S . Yee
Mar
Gireei
Woo Ibedell
United Nations
Belt of 144 foot length made for Nelson Co.
The hides of 336 steers were used to create a three ply power transmission belt for the B. F Nelson Manufacturing Co. The belt, likely the largest of its kind, measures 144 feet long and 70 inches wide and weighs 2,222 pounds.
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Minneapolis
B. F. Nelson Manufacturing Co
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Mittens
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