Medals Overdue and OPA Control Outlook
The article notes large backlogs in military and civilian medals, with 1.6 million orders pending across Navy Coast Guard Marines and more. It analyzes OPA forecast on price controls, predicting delays in lifting controls beyond June 1947 and detailing which sectors may see continued regulation into 1947.
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Nellie Tayloe Ross
Navy
Coast Guard
OPA
Congress
Chester Bowles
House Appropriations Committee
Bowles
OPA Contro
Inquiry Calls for Justice Dept Probe Into Testimony
The editorial urges a thorough Justice Department investigation into contrasting testimonies by Ickes and Pauley before the Senate Naval Affairs Committee. It argues probes are in the public interest to expose truth about attempts to influence oil-rich tidelands funding and campaign contributions.
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Ube
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Reagan
Harald
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Dillon Myer
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Myer
al Jobas
War Relocation Administration
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Bob Hannegan
Alabama Divorces and Wartime Migration Explain Rates
A wartime survey shows divorce rates rising in the South and West, with Alabama’s rate doubling while Florida Maryland and Mississippi rise over 10 percent and Oregon surges 110 percent. The study notes many spouses were temporary residents due to military assignments, inflating Southern and Western figures. Alabama records may misstate true marital stability because divorces of temporary residents are counted as local.
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South
Alabama
Florida
Maryland
Mississippi
Oregon
Mahuta
Bankhead
FEPC
Roosevelt Era Cabinet Strife Shapes Truman Era Break
The piece details internal tensions among Roosevelt and Truman era officials led by Ickes and Hannegan, highlighting Ickes secret telegram disclosure, Pauley’s high level appointment, and the 1944 Chicago convention maneuver influencing party loyalty. It notes possible Ickes departure for liberal leadership roles and the lasting rift with Hannegan.
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Political Action Committee
Landis
Ickes
Bob Hannegan
Hannegan
Pauley
Chicago
Truman
Supreme Court
William C. Douglas
Harry Truman
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Douglas
Roosevelt
Edwin Pauley
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Ange Tga
White House
Wannegan
Hannesams
Pamey
Ike Tekes
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Marianna Soldier dies in Japan during WWII
Pvt Tin Wood Seay Piman, 20, of Marianna, died in Japan last January 40th according to War Department notices. He went overseas in November. The family, including mother Mrs Martha Pitman and siblings, were informed. further details pending.
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W. R. Dunham
Indianapolis
W. R. Wolfe
Pensacola
Ater
T. A. Pitman
G. J. Pitman
Man.hattan
Kansas
This Afternoon by John Temple Graves
Opinion column discusses liberalism versus radicalism and cites Duke University naming history. It quotes Major George Fielding Eliot and comments on race, segregation, and jazz, with readers from North and South offering views on progress and cultural criticism.
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John Temple Graves
George Fielding Eliot
Radio Programs On The Networks Friday And Saturday Schedule
Radio listings outline Friday night and Saturday daytime programs across networks with a mix of soap, drama, news, comedy, variety, and music shows. Notable items include the Radio Supper Club, Duffy's Tavern, Five Minute News Period, and National Barn Dance, plus sport and mystery programs and a late night variety block.
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Nbe
Jack Smith
Raymond Gram Swing
Abc
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Nohe
Ginny Simma
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Aldrich
Woody Herman
Cbe
Ed Gerdner
Kate Smith
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Cba
the Sheriff
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BI Stern
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Jimmy Edmundson
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Dick Tracy
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Riley
Abe Dick Haymes
Che George McCoy
Harry Morgan
Tional Barrymore
Boston Symphony
Judy Canova
Committees Named for Marianna Chamber of Commerce
Marianna Chamber of Commerce directors approve 14 committee chairmen for the 1946 program. Chambers officers list include Keen, Neeley, Daffin, Wroten, Seay, Padgett, Reiff, Butler, Hightower, Andrews, MacKinnon, Wandelock, Barnett, and others.
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Marianna Chamber of Commerce
Chariton Keen
Chamber
Keen
F. E. Neeley
F. C. Daffin
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Marianna Chamber Nears 200 Members for 1946
Marianna's Chamber of Commerce reports 121 members enrolled for 1946, aiming for 200. Finance chairman John T. Manor notes $9,000 of the $310,000 budget is in hand, with full budget due by March 1 as new members continue to join, secretary-manager Lester Bush says seventeen have enrolled since January 1. Also an aside notes loss of hearing often stems from subacute infections of the nose and throat.
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Marianna
Chamber of Commerce
John T. Manor
Lester Bush
Holland Struggles For Recovery Under Nazi Aftermath
World Today reports from The Hague where Prime Minister Schermerhorn explains Holland faces shortages in food clothing and transport despite rationing. He cites reliance on the United States Canada and South America for wheat and the slow return of cars machinery and tools after German plunder. He notes limited dollars and impounded funds pending review but hopes freed assets will enable imports and recovery while stressing the vital role of press freedom and international news exchange.
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Hague
Sebermerhorn
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Mack
I. Ceving
Halland
Dr. Schermerhorn
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