Grafton News Rates and Letters Guide
The text lists subscription rates with carrier deliveries at 2.70 for three months and 9.29 yearly, mentions advance payments, and notes the paper's association with the Associated Press. It also contains publication rights, editor communications policy, signature rules for letters, and national advertising representatives in New York and Chicago.
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Inland Newspaper Representatives, Inc
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Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Wrigley Building
Power For 3 000 000 Farms Rural electrification drive announced
John P Callahan of the New York Times reports the electric utility industry plans a nationwide rural electrification program aiming to supply 3 million farms, half the nation, with private companies already committing 300 million dollars for farm-area line construction and extensions.
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John P., Callahan
New York Times
Electric Light and Power Companies
American Farm Bureau Federation
Rural Electrification Administration
REA
Callahan
Sin as moral law and positive goodness in verse
A Methodist preacher argues sin must be named plainly to avoid excuses. The piece adds that focus should be on constructive goodness. It recalls Ella Wheeler Wilcox noting women’s intellectual potential and cites a verse about many gods and creeds versus the art of being kind.
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RJ. Soper
London
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Bright Spot on Housing Front Spurs Pledge by Builders
The Building Trades Council of Superior Wisconsin vows no strikes or work stoppages for home construction for veterans this year. The move signals acknowledgment of a housing crisis and a belief that disputes can be solved without halting housing projects.
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Manchuria battle looms as civil war drags on
Glenn Babb reports from a volatile Manchuria where Chinese Communist forces hold most of the country and Nationalists push to reclaim southern railways and cities. The region, scarred by decades of war, could become the main battlefield as both sides seek victory, aided by a claimed Communist government in Yenan and calls for a peaceful, prosperous Manchuria.
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Glenn Babbap
Manchuria
Asia
China
Japan
Kwantung Army
Red Army
Siberia
Yenan
Washington D C Whispering Gallery Of Capitol And Mead Probe
Austine Cassini reports on the Mead committee considering inquiries into Hawaiian pools with green lights, Army contracts, and possible resignations among lawmakers. Speculation names Rep. Robert L. Doughston and cabinet members Schwellenbach Patterson and Forrestal. Chinese rail and air travel notes appear, plus glimpses of Joseph Ball and Helen Gahagan Douglas family mementos.
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Austine Cassini
Central
Washington
Capitol Dome
Mead Committee
United States
Hawaii
Congress
Rep
Robert L. Doughston
Radio Dials Tonight Revival At MBS
Radio network MBS plans a revival of the Gold and Silver Minstrels with Gee Gee James leading the cast and Ray Bloch’s orchestra. The show debuts September 14 as Leave It To The Girls shifts to 8 30. CBS swaps morning serials for Joe Powers of Ostville at 9. NBC, CBS, and ABC offer evening programs with musical and dramatic fare.
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C. E. Butterfield
Eastern Standard
New York
MBS
Gee Gee" James
Rochester
Jonathan Trimble
Ray Bloch
CBS
Lsted
Joe Powers
Ostville
NBC
Music Hall
Hilton
Cy Jack Haley
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Finnegan
ABC
Harry Kogen
Clark
Sen
Bilbo
A Bible Thought For Today
A brief religious message urges nations to honor God’s laws over propaganda. It warns against trading faith and liberty for fear, praising a nation blessed when the Lord is its guide. From Press Radio Bible Service, Cincinnati Ohio.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Address Meeting At Huntington Next Month
Huntington August report notes a meeting planned for September 19 to 21 with speakers from Cleveland and West Virginia engineering groups. In Charleston a court case seeks $9.50 in damages after a parolee allegedly stole and wrecked a car from Dr. Alfred F. Demilia.
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Charleston
Alfred F Demilia
Court of Claims
West, Virginia
Daily Bus Service to Wheeling During Panhandle Track Meet
Officials announce daily Pittsburgh to Wheeling buses during the Panhandle track meet. Buses depart Pittsburgh at 11:80 a.m. daily with a stop at Washington, Pennsylvania.
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Wheeling
Pittsburgh
Wheeling Downs
Panhandle Track
Washington, Pa
Spencer Tech Names James Hinkle Assistant Coach
James B. Hinkle, who coached last year at Burnsville, is named assistant coach at Spencer Tech School officials said. He formerly captained the boxing team at West Virginia University.
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James B. Hinkle
Burnsville
Spensenr
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West Virginia’ University
Secret Love Tests and Dinner Plans in Crumbling Household
In a tale set around Stanton, Charle hides her secret marriage to Trent while Flo schemes an announcement dinner with guest lists and rings. Mary Patten recounts a harsh upbringing to Neil Winslow as she recalls a life of poverty, ambition, and an unyielding pursuit of security amid family tensions.
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Doug Cooley
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Ollie Kingdon
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Treat Reanbr
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Alli
Gilés
Gilda
Columbus
Giles
Neil Winslow
Tragic note about daughter of Md. builder and Italian violinist
The daughter of multi millionaire Paul T. Stone of Maryland gave up her title to marry Italian violinist Matteo Mezzanote. Mezzanote is reported in critical condition at a Washington hospital awaiting operations. Claudia Stone, grieving over her husband’s condition, was recovering from a drug overdose given for an ailment.
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Paul T. Stone
Matteo Mezzanote
Mezzanote
Washington, D. C
Claudia Stone
Gil
Radio Theater Returns To Air With old Hollywood Lineup
New York radio fans welcome the long running Hollywood style shows back on CBS Monday nights led by producer Keighley. Genevieve Tobin and John Shean figure in the season with Warren Hull conducting Vox Pop. Ozzie Nelson Harriet Hilliard return with domestic comedy while Harold Huber stars as Poirot in Mystery of the Week. Harold’s program expands coast to coast by today.
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Harold Huber
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