Turmoil and Allegations Cloud Local Pact Hearings
Fragmented OCR text describes a contentious public notice involving a pact, misstatements, and grievances raised by named individuals and organizations. The article references The Fact, Kelly-Smith Co, National Representatives Gray and Parker, and Lincoln-Center, with dates and locations in Georgia and Florida. The piece hints at ongoing legal or civic disputes impacting local governance.
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Kelly-Smith Co. National Plevrecentatites Gray Rie Ae Yiekyska NL
OM Parker
Glenn Tet
Lincoln
Let There Be Eight Awl Taid Sre Fare the Aweeke
Friday February 21 1947 item notes a cryptic line about the week ahead with biblical phrasing and a reference phrase “Let there be eight” amid garbled text. It hints at a schedule or editorial whim tied to dates and religious wording, with most content unreadable.
Nepotism Statistics Highlight Payroll Beliefs in Party Circles
A fragmentary report claims nepotism issues in the party payrolls. It mentions Democrats and Republicans, clerks and secretaries earning about 935.20 monthly, with references to reporters and press correspondents examining pay rolls and potential favoritism within campaign structures.
Unclear historical letter hints at Hoover era era events
Fragmentary note suggests a letter or piece from the Hoover era mentioning President Hoover and Roosevelt figures. The text appears garbled, with references to Presidents Hoover and Roosevelt and daily wrap ups, but concrete details are unreadable.
Vandenberg and the 1940 Vice Presidency Debate
A fragmented 1936 column discusses Vandenberg's isolationist stance and later potential run for president. It recalls party factions, Pearl Poles era criticism, and hints at his eventual North Dakota affinity, amid speculation about his political decisions and rivalries within the GOP. The piece reflects on loyalty, public opinion, and the complexities of party strategy.
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Seater
Arts Denuerg
Alf Fuanders
Vandenberg
Lassey
Chicago
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Cleveland
Editorial Fights Plan to Cut Grandfather Mountain Timber
A Spartanburg Herald editorial denounces rumored plans to clear timber on Grandfather Mountain in North Carolina. It argues only drastic measures like an atomic bomb could despoil the peak, urging preservation and consideration for state park inclusion near Skyline Caverns.
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Grandfather Mountain
Nort Carolina
Spartanourg
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Spartanburg Herald
Spartanburg
Linville
North Carolina
Fragmented Wartime Tidbits and Fashion Forecast 1947 News
A jumble of quotes and observations touches on race and immigration rhetoric, pedestrian safety, misused debts, and social norms. It notes a 1947 fashion forecast from the Hairdressers Guild of Ohio, plus reflections on public behavior, debt, and a stray line about a woman’s attire. The piece references figures like David Lilienthal and the Brandeis era critique.
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Hairdressers Guild of
Ohio
India Split Into Provinces In British Plan
A speculative World Today piece discusses India potentially becoming separate British Indian provinces under a federation. It notes leaders promise cooperation, with princes favoring monarchy while seeking autonomy and federation. It mentions Lord Mountbatten as possible viceroy and Attlee’s strategic move amid a costly, violent transition.
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India
Cooper
Colinist
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Mounteatten Ag Wreer
Tren
Attlee
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Cy Sconitl
Radio Network Listing for Friday Evening Schedule
Radio program grid lists multiple shows across networks including News and Comment Jack Smith Show Lore from Carolyn Gilbert and Meredith Wilson Orchestra and various dramas and comedies. It also catalogs music features, advertisements, talkers, and a late night lines with national and local programming.
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Jack Smith
Eba Raymund
Lore
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Meredith Wilson
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Fomedy
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Frost
Ma Tome
Pollution Sours Massachusetts Duck Refuge Area
A Massachusetts public department oversees reports that ducks near Newburyport harbor and the Ipswich River are polluting waters fed by the Pine River. The pollution threatens the local clamming industry and raises concerns about wildlife protection and fishing rights.
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Boston
Massachusetts Public Department
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Newburyvport
Ipswich
Carrier to be scrapped as Mountbatten seeks crown
Chester Pa reports a UPI item stating an aging WWII carrier will be scrapped. The text references Mountbatten and royalty, suggesting a plan to realign leadership and a pivotal moment in wartime memory.
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