MISREADS AND MAIL ROUTES IN EARLY POSTAGE NOTICE
Fragmented OCR of Alabama Post Office notice shows subscription rates and mailing terms for Daily and Sunday services, with stray literary quotes and sources attached. The text includes generic references to Associated Press and 1946 quotations, not a coherent local news item.
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Boeace
Alabama Post Office
Carter
Membee Associated Press
Pact Kellyswite CO
New York
Weices Siig
Becton
Atsade Big
Polledepain
Gina Midg
Atlante
General Mouses
Datrell
Thomas Jaffereen
The Vicious Circle and Steel Price Pressure
The article warns that wage increases in the steel industry threaten price rises across sectors. It argues a $4 a ton steel price hike would lift costs for fabricators and retailers, echoing through workers’ wages and consumer purchasing power, creating a self sustaining cycle. It notes past wartime patterns show how wage boosts trigger broader price hikes and squeezing living standards.
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Washington
Price Changes and Inflation Warnings Amid Banking Concerns
The piece warns that prices may rise while the city plans to assist, noting that certain fonts reveal the trend. It discusses workers, interest, and envelopes delaying automatic updates, plus concerns over fixed incomes and geneaology terms. It mentions investments, insurance, and bank accounts contributing to the economic outlook.
Safeguarding Wartime Savings Conference in New York
The Conference for Safeguarding Wartime Savings in New York gathers over 300 leaders to combat schemes by fraudsters preying on wartime savers. President Truman endorses the effort, urging caution to prevent repeat of postwar losses from worthless stocks and schemes. The piece also notes revived debt disputes involving the Potawatomi and Ottawa tribes and potential court implications with Great Britain and the United States.
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New York
Truman
Nouveau Riche
Anniall
Trey
Pottawatome
Great Britain
Jeanie Beirish
United States
U.S
Morgan
Fragmented OCR reads of a civic notice and notices
Obscure lines mention taxes rationing and ambition amid a cluttered scan. The text hints at economic anxiety and consumer concerns about butter rationing and car purchases, but readable details are sparse and names or places are not discernible.
Veterans Resentment Grows Over Army Policy Shifts
In Washington a flood of telegrams from Europe and the Pacific reflects rising discontent as demobilization rules and new European military alignments fuel resentment among veterans and critics. Patterson’s handling of the port system and discharge policies draws fire for seeming brass hats control, while Truman’s party events spark talk of executive influence over military decisions. Churchill's son in law Vic Olver headlines as a famed figure amid wartime diplomacy, and naval activity in Delaware Bay underscores ongoing postwar tensions and stockpiled armaments.
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Bedling Point
Washington
Europe
Patterson
Guam
Usal
VI Dar
Ernest
Joseph
Tore Etsettal
Tris
G. I
Georigia
Charles Trippi
Georgia
Trippi
Truman
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Bollag Field
General Arnold
Ose
Harry Truman
Army
Brooke Hospital
San Antono
Churchill
USA
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Olver
Downing Street
Oliver
Minster
Jeaning
Jlis
Nanself
Tne Law
Yacis Mussolini
Mussolini
Amasa Delano
Roosevelt
Delaware Bay
Trane
Ike Ty
Big Business
OPN
Spartanburg South Carolina shows balanced growth and pride
This Afternoon by John Temple Graves extols Spartanburg S C as a leading textile center and agricultural hub. It highlights $166000000 annual textile output, 50000 bales of cotton and 4500 carloads of peaches, vibrant civic life, education rooted in Wofford Converse and Spartanburg Junior College, and a progressive civic fund supporting health and education.
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Spartanburg
S. C
America
Red Hills
Wofford College
Converse College
Spartanburg Junior College
Methodist Church of America
Berea
South Carolina
South
Civic Humanitarian
Winston - Salem
The Policeman's Job
The article extols the policeman's demanding role in a democracy, stressing courage restraint and courtesy under fire and the need for public understanding. It cites FBI guidance on calm, courteous arrests and notes that smart enforcement relies on cooperation and precise demeanor. It then shifts to a light item about the New York Artificial Breeders Cooperative using a large rotating device to exercise six bulls daily, a half hour per round, six days a week with Sundays off.
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Federal Bureau
Ferdinand
A.P
Nw York
France's food crisis and black market under postwar strain
In France during rationing, a columnist recalls guilt over comfort while France suffers widespread hunger. Black market operators flood streets, Germany’s wartime suppression lingering, and prices soar. Food imports and postwar recovery hinge on harvests and competition, as morale declines.
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Paris
United States
Europe
France
Reich
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