Let There Be Light Poem Excerpt Refers to Hope
A 1947 periodical page features a poetic quotation referencing Job and Milton about divine mercy and pardon. The text presents themes of despair and faith, noting an open car to grace and a supplicant seeking reconciliation with God. No local events or persons are described beyond the quoted lines.
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Ronet
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Anne
Job
Rabbits and Tariffs Prompt Congressional Attention
Angora Rabbit breeders chief H G Dickison urged tariff protection before Congress, arguing the Aurora rabbit industry could grow rapidly and threaten domestic markets. Lawmakers listened but mixed reaction and skepticism surfaced as he described rabbits multiplying and economic risk.
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Dickison
Pickers Get Jobs in Brass for Gav and Wires
A garbled early 20th century notice speaks of pickers finding work in a brass and wire setting. The fragment hints at employment opportunities, with unclear names and dates, and a local tone of labor shifts. Reliability is limited due to the damaged OCR.
Purging the Party Debate Sparks factional tension
The fragment hints at intra party conflict over how to address issues and reform. It references a figure Puddwan urging leaders to adopt a strong process that would force walking out, while noting dissent and uncertainty about the date and the party’s ability to surveil or resolve the problems.
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Puddwan
Hee Cenonderd
Bos Creas
Labor unions seek calm as contract talks loom
A0s unions urge restraint amid tense bargaining and fears of punitive measures. Leaders stress wage and job-security concerns while calling for careful talks in Congress and the administration to avert industrial strife and reach a stable agreement before deadlines.
Byrnes Stands Firm in Yugoslav Talks and Ruhr Bargain
A syndicated column details Secretary of State James Byrnes firm stance in New York peace talks with Yugoslavia and Molotov, noting no peace treaty acceptance and U S troop presence in Trieste. It also covers the British Ruhr deficit dispute and Byrnes proposed 60 percent share swap, highlighting cautious diplomacy shaping postwar policy.
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Russia
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New York
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Trieste
Edward Kardely
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Molotov
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Humorous Odds and Ends From a Busy Day
A collage of pithy quips and social observations on life and manners. Jokes about beauty, luck, money, and weather mix with light satire on romance and risk. Notable bits mention a beauty authority, a joke about a missing button signaling marriage, and a wry take on happiness and secrets.
PCA Split Deepens as Easterners and Northerners Clash
The piece outlines ongoing strains within the party over regional influence with Easterners and Northerners at odds. It suggests Sauerberg factionalism and the potential for allied votes to sway Teeter’s seat, while contemporaries argue concessions were made to gain bloc support.
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PCA
Erei Ine
This Afternoon by John Temple Graves
A column discusses Cordell Hull reciprocal trade, Southern agricultural views, and isolationism. Clarence Poe’s stance prompts responses from Southern commissioners led by Nathan Mayo and others, debating trade policy and the need for changes while warning against economic isolation.
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John Temple Graves
C. C. Hanson
Association of Southerner Commissioners of Agriculture
Cordell Hall
Clarence Pue
Progressive Farmer
Southern Commissioners of Agriculture
Cordell Hull
Alexander Jounn
The
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Walker
Virginia
Jones
South Carolina
Nathan Mayo
Florida
U.S. Withdrawal Tests China Unity Prospects
The United States withdraws troops and ends mediation to push China toward unity, risking intensified civil conflict. The Export-Import Bank earmarks half a billion dollars for China, conditional on plans by July 31. Truman demands political stability and broader democracy, while Chiang Kai-shek must balance minority inclusion with Communist control. The Communists may favor compromise or fight, risking re-annexation if defeated. U.S. policy shifts could reduce anti-foreign sentiment as troops depart, but the move increases chances of friction with the USSR over Poland and Europe.
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China
U. S
Stuart
Truman
Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang
Russia
Poland
Radio Schedule Highlights A Busy Thursday Lineup
A historical radio grid lists shows from 6:00 to 2:00 am including Radio Supper Club News Commentary overseas broadcasts Weed News and Jack Smith Show. Drama Pearl Mosi Orehim and Mr Keen are present with Quiz programs and family segments. News views with Burns and Ailen precede late night features like The Author’s Magazine Theatre and World Security Workshop.
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Abe
Burns & Ailen
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Costella Come
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Warld
Faldie Cantor
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Eem
Fireman Gets All Wet In Second Baptism
Houston Texas United Press International reports firefighter R L McNalley was baptized again while inspecting wiring at First Baptist Church. He discovered a drained baptistry behind a closed door and stepped inside.
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Tex
UPI
R. L. McNalley
Clelay
McNalley
First Baptist Church
Wake It Baay Time Donald Novia Sings 1
Program schedule with music acts and news briefs listing radio shows and performances. Includes Navy Recruiting, Count of Monte Cristo, Eyes To The Future, Gospel programs, campus salutes, and AP News segments.
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S. Navy
Count of Monte Cristo
MBS
AP News
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Southland Echoes
Shady Valley
Folka
of All Churches
Houston
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Basie
Ab AD News
Rou Stampa
Coke Club
Hal Melmyre
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