Mishmashed newspaper note on misprint and subscription ads
The Eagle admits misstatements in the page and pledges prompt redress. It lists various advertisers and firms in Chicago, Detroit and New York connected to notices and bids. The garbled item references subscription rates and telephone department concerns and urges readers to report errors.
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Poon Cated
Setchee
Eslly-Smitha CO
Nations
Chicago Evening Post
Caiiaex Graybar
Waterman Ride
Bortea
Atksatis
Philatel Pain
Gleam
Atlante
General Meters
Detredt
January 14 1946 Ley There Be Light
A fragmentary excerpt cites a biblical verse from Mark notations and a quoted line about faith healing. The text combines religious phrasing and a stray remark about life and rightness attributed to Cowley. No definite event or location is established by the readable content.
National strike impact on telephone service and congressional procedure
The piece notes how a Western Electric installation strike disrupted telephone service nationwide as other workers abstained on picket lines. It also discusses President Truman's push to ease congressional bottlenecks, arguing the committee system both protects and hinders passage depending on influence and party goals.
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Western Electric Co
Western Electric
Truman
Congress
FTC explains wartime cigarette shortage and hoarding
The Federal Trade Commission links the 1945 cigarette shortage to military and Allied consumption, tie-in selling, hoarding, and other undesirable practices. The piece notes widespread confusion and a public recall that shortages were eventually seen as aligned with prior expectations, offering a tempered, acceptant view.
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Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Folke
Secretary Patterson’s demobilization missteps and cyclotron furor
Secretary Patterson drew criticism after admitting limited knowledge of the demobilization plan and blaming misquotes. He also faced outcry over orders to destroy captured Japanese cyclotrons, with scientists arguing the devices should have been sent home for study.
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Robert P. Patterson
Army
Pacific
Tokyo
Patterson
War Department
Truman and Townsend clash shape U N delegate bid
In a Washington scene President Truman appoints John Townsend as alternate U.N. delegate, reshaping Missouri politics and triggering a backlash from Senate ally Harry Tunnell. Loyalty to the White House surfaces amid party tensions and a looming fall election. European refugee admissions rise as State Department expedites visas and consular staff, while a Reuters slant controversy with Japan's Mitsui firm sparks disclosure of archival cables.
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Marty Trempn
State Department
FBI
Washington
Truman
Harry , Truman
Senate
Waite House
Lloyd Stark
Missouri
Wre
Delaware
Wan Hase
White House
Tuncel
Roosevelt-Truman
DuPont Republicans
John Townsend
DuPonts
Townsend
Harry Truman
U.S
United Nations
Secretary Byres
Prow Savoy
Jefferson Island
Savoy
Senator Tunnell
Roosevelt
Jeremy Byrnes
U. S
Europe
Reuters
Canada
Alaska
Tokyo
Mitsubisai
London
Heech
Jap Totter
Mitsubishi Tain
Fee
Reuters Ly London Ig
Bird
Renter
Natuttal Aluide
Oan i
Iasagawa
Domei
Reiter
Mitsui
Reuter
Milsin
Kawamura
Matsumoto
Mite Wi
May. Com
Vawa
Balance economy between industry and agriculture in the South
John Temple Graves quotes George C. Biggers urging Southern venture capital and self-reliance. He calls for active tax policies and bold investment by Southerners to build new manufacturing, stressing the South’s surplus labor, rising skills, and the need to develop the Southern market with local capital rather than depend on outsiders.
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George C. Biggers
George Biggers
The
Atlanta Journal
New Orleans
South
Destiny
Jander
Bigsers
America
Biggers
Atuinta
Atlanta
Radio Programs and Night Schedule Highlights
Radio WAUF and affiliates present a dense Monday lineup featuring Fulton Le I 0 Frank Singiser MBS adventures in Bulldog Waran and Research Eyes To The Future Ariel Heatter MBS Real Life Stories Spouicht Bands MBS News and music blocks across networks. The listing enumerates programs from morning to late night including AP News, farm hour, church concert, crime and suspense serials, and a closing night mix. The Army and Navy etiquette note ends the fragment.
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WAUF
Fulton Lei
Frank Singiser
MBS
Sporte
Adventires
Bulldog Waran
Ahriel Heatter
Spouicht
Jon Tint
Trav Menem
Nick Reowster
Anerus Mhs
Elax
Maxwell Mbs
Anek Smith
Iam Lane
Morton Dorney
O— Farm Hour
Mids
Sandon
Visa
AP News
Light Cruel Doughboys
Gondyear
John J. Anthony
Tiny
Emil Petty
Palmer House
Church OF Christ —Vierary
Erskine Johnson
Jahnsin
Owen House
Dave Hosea Orch
Win LeMar
Seality
Uncle Joe Farley Guides Coast Guard With Quiet Resolve
Admiral Joseph Francis Farley, newly named Coast Guard commander, visits stations to reassure crews. A noted communications expert, he previously advised U S delegations at Cairo and Montreux conferences and served on international radiotelegraph committees, earning the nickname Uncle Joe from academy days.
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Douglas Larsen
NEA
Washington
NEAI
Coast Guard
Uncle Joe
Joseph Francis Farley
Rurrell Ro Waesche
Tase
Joe
Coast Guard Academy
Farley
United States
Cairo
Egsst
Inia
Montreux
Switzerland
Treasury
Don Juan's visit to Portugal sparks Spain monarchy talks
In Madrid reports say Don Juan and his wife will travel from Switzerland to Portugal to visit her parents, fueling public discussion on restoring the monarchy. Officials call it a family trip, but many see it tied to the crown's future. Public opinion remains divided and bloodshed in the past colors the debate. The press notes information leaks via foreign sources and the grapevine shapes the discourse.
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Madrid
Don Juan
Fortajo
Switzerland
Seville
Portugal
Dor Juan
Pyrenees
Paris
Spain
Colon
America
Britain
Shapevine Telegraph
Farley Appointed Commandant of Coast Guard Duty
Admiral Farley will direct inland lake and coast-wise shipping protection in a peace-time role, requiring diplomatic skill. Popular with shipping executives for fair judgment, he is known to resolve issues over meals. Born June 22, 1889 in Oxford, he progressed from Trumansburg to Ithaca High School, joined the Coast Guard as cadet in 1909, and became ensign in 1912 after WWI convoy service. He has two daughters, one married and one a SPAR, and previously served as Chief Personnel Officer.
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Ment Farley
Farley
Admiral Farley
Oxford
Trumansburgh High School
Trumansburg
Ithaca High School
U.S. Coast Guard
Mediterranean
Gibraltar
Great Britain
Coast Guard
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