Farms and Ranches Organize for Statewide Work
Five local banks cited as references organize a statewide effort to recruit workers. The note mentions Ford, 1038 Dime Ride, Detroit, and figures F. C. O. 1038. Details are unclear but imply employment or labor organization activity.
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Organiine F. C. O
Detroit
Mieke
It's All Done by Mirrors Tale and Teetering Frays
Fragmentary OCR text appears as a jumble of names and phrases. The readable fragments hint at a possibly theatrical or literary item with mentions of people and places but no clear event or outcome to report.
Chaff From Capital Corridors On Ike Era Power Plays
Drew Pearson reports Orrenlius Vanderbilt’s roaming at feasts, Eisenhower’s popularity rising, Walter Reuther targeted by CIO, Reuther’s foe Br. J. Thomas hired at CIO in Washington. AFL council fixes on Minnesota Ball race with Dan Tobin vowing defeat if Humphrey runs. Michigan Dems push Prentiss Brown against Ferguson, who helped curb the Hughes probe. Senator McGrath praises Farley, fueling VP talk as Dems weigh Farley candidacy.
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Feast L Cost
Easenhower
Porate Fstrar
CIO Pret
Walter Reuther
Unies Arts Workers Union
Reuther
BR. J. Thomas
CIO
Washington
AFL Executive Council
Minnesota
Dan Tobin
Teamsters Union
Ball
Minneapolis
Hubert Humphrey
Michigan
Prentiss Brown
Homer Ferguson
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Jim Farley
New York
Franklin Roosevelt
Farley
McGrath
Stalin quartet named to succeed Stalin
Walter Winchell notes speculate that four men would succeed Stalin Molotov Zhdanov Beria Bulgarin with Malenkov seeking Zhdanov’s ouster. Vatican to approve Romania king Michael marriage. Doris Duke buys converted B 29 for bridegroom. Night club couple night cap. Veterans committee picketers mocked by press. War veterans praised for fighting to defend comrades.
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Co-ops in American farm life and political pushback
Walter Shead explains that farm cooperatives, both producing and selling, mirror traditional American communal actions. He notes patronage refunds boost member value, disputes charges of communism, and critiques lobbying by the National Tax Equality Association backed by big business, claiming small businessmen are exploited.
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NTEA
Wright Patterson Sales Totals Deceptive In 1928 Prosperity Rise
A fragmented note argues that 1928 retail sales reached a record, while 1947 dollars bought far less. It contends higher prices and purchasing power loss explain the apparent wealth, not increased real goods. The piece cites per dollar values and implies inflated costs.
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Jos
Dorrorative Pothoiders Pattern and Instructions
Pattern instructions for rose potholders with crochet work details. Includes pattern number, supplier name Greve, and contact info. Text outlines how to attach crocheted roses to jars and square bases, with notes on stitch names and construction steps.
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Tochiar
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