Postwar trade talks eyed between U S and Soviet Union
Eric Johnston says the Soviet Union plans to buy many billions of dollars of American goods on mutually advantageous terms. Moscow awaits machine tools and capital goods to rebuild industry after wartime devastation, while the United States would gain manganese chrome ore and other commodities in return. Positive postwar relations are urged despite ideological differences.
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Eric Johnston
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
U.S.S
Brownston
Moscow
Anastas Mikoyan
Soviet Union
Russia
Harry Hopkins
Census Finds Fewer Bachelors as Marriage Rate Rises
Cupid Pressing All Out Offensive reports scarcer bachelors and unmarried women over 14 as the Census shows higher marriage rates than ever recorded. It suggests American youths resist wartime stagnation, pursuing marriage and family despite war, keeping a rugged pioneer spirit alive.
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Bureau of the Census
Goebbels Highlighted For Vivid Wartime Propaganda Flair
A satirical critique labels Nazi Propaganda Minister Joseph Goebbels as the most imaginative figure of the era. It mocks his explanations for Allied troop presence in France and contemplates similar deflections for Africa Sicily Italy Greece Yugoslavia and Finland.
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Goebbels
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Herr Doktor
France
England
Guest Editorial On Washington View Of Farm Program Phases
The Spade discusses America's farm and food production as it shifts from peak wartime output in 1942 44 toward a cautious postwar balance in 1945. It notes political optimism in Washington about victory in Europe and predicts a complex 1945 farm year with possible shifts in programs, prices, and relief needs tied to military progress and liberated countries. It highlights forecasts of a big farm year but warns of starts and stops tied to war developments and information on crop size and relief needs.
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Washington, D. C
America
Poland
Department of Agriculture
Pearl Harbor
Wickard
Ametics Wine
South Dakota
Washington
Normandy
Europe
Clarence Cannon
Chio
Taxen Tram Exchange Uranite
Matropolitah
Mittee
Hitler
Hur
Feeline
Washington Calling Personality May Be Big Part In Dewey Campaign
Washington calling personality may shape the Dewey bid as voters weigh image over issues. Dewey, an introvert by nature, grew into an extroverted campaigner, aided by self taught smile and studied public presence. Observers note his precision, the contrast with Roosevelt, and influence of wife Mrs. Dewey on campaign optics.
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Washington
Chicago
Dewey
Bricker
White House
Republican Party
Lincoln
Coolidge
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Albany
Roosevelt
Fdr
Prepare for postwar work, girls urged to plan now
Ruth Millett urges young women finishing school to choose purposeful jobs rather than drifting into any available postwar work. She warns that war ends may not bring easy labor or full-time pay, and many wives may need to contribute to the family income. She advises assessing talents, pursuing training, even via night classes, to weather future shortages.
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Ruth Millett
Shell
Ack-Ack Crew Proud On Invasion Front In Normandy
Ernie Pyle reports the 13 man ack-ack crew on the Normandy beachhead pride themselves on top performance. They operate four 90 mm guns, sleep little, work through the night, and rely on rations and bare survival in a rugged, camouflaged position. They boast morale, camaraderie, and a wary hope to return home after the European war ends.
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Ernie Pyle
Normandy
Jcalar
Ind
Transfort
England
Towa
Yvn
America
Pacific
France
White Sey
Farm price outlook amid postwar crop talks
Discussion on wheat and corn price declines during harvest and possible crop adjustments by 1946. Lawmakers eye price supports linked to funds, with talks of production limits, farm relief programs, and REA agency status shifts as Congress resumes after conventions.
Bonilla Ladies Aid Meeting Reported at Boyd Home
The Bonilla Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Leonard Boyd’s home with several members present. Officers were absent and the minutes show minor transactions. Mrs. Boyd acted as hostess and led the meeting with aid society routine notes.
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Bonilla Ladies Aid
Boyd Home
Bonilla
Leonard Boyd
Natun Eee
Raey Eed Asurer
Mranin
Gossip in Gotham and Hollywood Buzz 1944
A collage of headlines and gossip notes from 1944 covering stars Deanna Durbin Paulette Goddard and Burgess Meredith, plus Felix Jackson and Winston Churchill similarities. It mentions radio broadcasts to Europe, theater arrivals in Manhattan, military family news, and various entertainment industry intrigues with light, sensational tone.
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Gotham
Felix Jackson
Hollywood
Deanna Durbin
Paulette Goddard
Burgess Meredith
Frances Charles
Victor Mature
Manhattan
Ration calendar and stamp rules for wartime supplies
Office of Price Administration issues warn that stamps remain in ration books and must not be removed. Citizens urged to report ceiling price violations by phone or at courthouse meetings Fridays at 2 p.m. Summary lists indefinite validity and end dates for various stamps and coupons including red stamps, blue stamps, fat waste value, book four and book three airplane stamps, gasoline LI A and 12A, and fuel four five coupons through late 1945. New period one coupons usable upon receipt from local rationing boards.
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Price Administration
Diamond Found in Mud Pie in Albuquerque Backyard
Mary Ann Scholes, 11, making mud pies in Albuquerque on July 6 pulled a $400 diamond from the back yard of the Mabry residence. The stone, recovered after a long loss, is returned to Mrs Mabry who had misplaced it from her engagement ring fifteen years ago.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Mary Ann Scholes
Scholes
T. J. Mabry
Government Lab Mechanic and Engineering Aid Posts Open
The United States civil service commission announced exams for laboratory mechanic with 1752 dollar annual pay and for engineering aid with 1752 to 3163 dollars per year. Earl B. Pugsley, secretary and examiner for the Huron post office, issues the bulletin. Six months experience has been removed for lab mechanic. engineering aid requires a written mechanical aptitude test and experience, with education substituting for lower grades.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Earl B. Pugsley
Huron
Workers Needed at West Coast Navy Establishments
A civil service hiring representative from the War Manpower Commission will be at the United States Employment Service in the Lampe building on July 10 to hire workers for Navy establishments on the West Coast and Hastings Nebraska. A critical worker shortage exists and those not employed in essential industries are urged to see the representative. Brahms wrote his first symphony at age 43.
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Civil Service
United States Employment Service of the War ‘Manpower Commission
Lampe Building
Navi
West Coast
Hastings
Neb
Fragmented Screen Clues Mix Names and Phrases Across Puzzle
A garbled OCR-like list mixes names, numbers, and terms such as Monster, Gaelic, Maleyan, Egyptians, and Swiss river. It reads like a fragmented crossword or word-assembly grid with scattered clues including models, Indians, soul, dress, regret, legal point, and forest creature.
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Dress
Forest
Creature
Myself
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