Notices on dispatch rights and letters policy
The document states Associated Press dispatch rights and local publication rights. It outlines voluntary letters to the editor for general-interest discussion, requiring authorship signatures and publication under the signer’s name. It lists national advertising representatives in New York and Chicago.
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Associated Press
Aarcae
National
Inland Newspaper Representatives, Inc
New York
Fifth Avenue
N.Y
Chicago
Wrigley Building
Protection For The Shipper In Rate Making Debate
George H. Shafer argues anti trust suits threaten a stable rate system that benefits shippers by allowing them to know proposed rates and present arguments. The Bulwinkle Bill would place rate decisions under the ICC, preserving joint rates and guarding all interests with ICC oversight. Shippers nationwide back the measure, fearing no unjustified rail rate increases with ICC final say.
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Department of Justice
George H. Shafer
Northwest Shippers Advisory Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate
House
ICC
Great Britain Makes Gains in First Year under Labor
The article contrasts claimed socialist progress in Britain with warnings of shortages and public ownership. It cites Newcastle mines nationalized Liverpool cotton exchange closed London Bank of England nationalized Glasgow railways steel electricity aviation slated for public control. The piece questions whether this is real progress and warns of longer hours and rationing.
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Great Britain
England
Newcastle
Liverpool
London
Bank of England
Glasgow
Britain
Fire drills urged for La Salle Hotel staff in Chicago
The Cook County Inspection Bureau urged that hotel employees be instructed and drilled in fire procedures after the La Salle Hotel fire. They note that many hotels and public buildings lack drills, risking tragedy, while schools, ships, and military sites regularly practice.
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la Salle
Chicago
Cook County Inspection Bureau
Everyw
Criticism of Vinson Appointment as Chief Justice
The piece argues Vinson faced criticism for not being a top lawyer, noting biographers say Hughes was the only truly prominent leader of the bar at his selection. It adds most nominees were cabinet officers, judges, or political outsiders, and that tradition favors prominent public men like Vinson.
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Vinson
Charles E. Hughes
White
Stone
Fuller
Waite
A Bible Thought for Today on Silence and Jehovah
A moment of silence awakens awareness of the inner presence where Jehovah's kingdom dwells. The meditation invites reliance on divine patience and waiting for Jehovah, echoing Psalm 27:14.
Explosive Middle East arcs tensions in Palestine crisis
Dewitt Mackenzie outlines four interlocking crises in the Middle East centered on Jerusalem: Palestine, Greece and Albania, the Dardanelles dispute, and Anglo Russian oil interests in Iran. He notes Britain’s deportation of Jewish immigrants to Cyprus, impending Jewish revolts, and Truman’s refugee legislation as the region’s immediate destabilizers amid global watchfulness.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Jerusalem
Middle East
Paris
Palestine
Greece
Albania
Yugoslavia
Bulgaria
Dardanelles
Iran
Persia
Holy Land
England
Soviet Union
Washington
Britain
Cyprus
Irgun Zvai Leumi
Haifa
Europe
White House
Truman
Congress
United States
London
Bing Crosby Signs Philco Sponsorship For World Radio
After months of talk Bing Crosby announced a new sponsor Philco and that his show will be broadcast on a record 600 stations worldwide. The schedule lists NBC CBS ABC and MBS programs including Our Foreign Policy National Barn Dance Oklahoma Roundup and more across Saturday and Sunday lineups.
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Jean Meegan
New York
Bing Crosby
Radio Manufacturing Company
Philco
ABC
American Broadcasting Company
NBC
CBS
MBS
Jonathan Trimble
Russia bids for control of straits in a security pact
Russia seeks joint control of straits between the Black Sea and the Mediterranean with Turkey and other Black Sea powers. The proposal would let Russia share defense duties, invoking the 1936 contrention that allows Turkey to close the Dardanelles to other nations if at war or threat thereof.
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Russia
Black Sea
Mediterranean
Turkey
Bulgaria
Romania
Dardanelles
Girdles Debated as Inflation Control in Washington
Central Press summarizes a lively scene at CPA administrator Paul Porter’s office where Consumers' Advisory committee members protested girdle decontrolling. Porter quips on girdles versus inflation while officials discuss jobs, policy, and international whaling talks with Senate action looming.
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Austine Cassini
Agren
Central Press
Washington
Paul Porter
CPA
America
Consumers’ Advisory Committee
Porter
Henry Wallace
Henry
Secretary of Commerce
United States
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Tom Connally
Willie
Disney
London
Canada
Denmark
Norway
Dora Deere
News Of Rioting In Egypt And Other Babble
The clipping mixes wild opinions on rioting in Egypt and Palestine and muses on World War II misses. It jokes about birthdays and Shaw while tangling editorial quips about automats and prefabricated homes. A Canadian tornado upsets a cow with horns wedged in the ground closes the fragment.
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Egypt
Palestine
Zadok Dumkopf
Lovers in the Wall Café a Shadowed Encounte
In a Stanton cafe Brisco observes Charie Patten and Trent, two young lovers newly met at Steve Allfree's party. Charie hides a ring and struggles over an impending choice between Trent and her fiancé Ollie Kingdon while her mother Mary Patten boasts of a rising empire and Charie contemplates what comes next.
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Wa.i
Anna
Brisco
Chiceo New
Acres
Fares
Lorenzo's
Thic
Steve
River Boulevard
Goodby
Trent
Charie
Mothe
Stanton
Doug Cooley
Sarah Lawrence College
Mother
James Muir
Charie Patten
Ollie Kingdon
Steve Allfree
Cherie
Patuen
Ollie
Olle
Nettle
Charlie
Mary Patten
Flo
Charle
Ma Patten
Inductions to Resume for Medical and Vet Students Likely
Kingwood Aug 17 Selective Service directors from ten states plan the resumption of inductions in September. The report notes that Africa contains 40 percent of the said deferments and that most will involve medical sector students.
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Kingwood
Selective Service
Afica
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