Grafton Daily Press Address and Policy Note
The passage lists offices in Latrobe Street Grafton and a 580 business office, notes Associated Press rights and publication of dispatches, and outlines letter to editor policies including signature requirement and non libelous content. It also mentions national advertising representation and Inland Newspaper Representatives in New York and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Gratton Va
Coral
Inland Newspaper Representatives, Inc
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Wrigley Building
Justice and Peace Beyond Versailles Echoes in Talks
The piece argues current peace deal talks revive Versailles flaws. Big Four dominance, secret wartime commitments, and fear among smaller powers threaten a genuine One World vision. It urges a just peace where all nations’ rights are respected and maintained without arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Byrnes
Dr. Evatt
Australia
Wendell Willie
Moley Opposes Columbia Valley Authority Funding
Raymond Moley, who helped draft Roosevelt speeches, visits Portland and argues against a Columbia Valley Authority. He warns against excessive government in power and urges free enterprise, noting private electric utilities serve rural electrification and warning of a slide to government ownership if private firms are destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Moley
Roosevelt
Portland
Oregon
Columbia Valley Authority
TVA
Moley
Hitler
Silk industry threatened by American made silk
Forbes writer David Markstein notes American silk could dominate world markets as cheap labor limits in Japan falter. Mulberry trees near Mineral Wells Texas aid silkworm rearing and Gustav Beckman’s electronic reeling machine enables higher production. Infant industry may reach 100000 pounds of raw silk this year with silk still unmatched in luster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
America
David Markstein
Forbes
Mineral
Texas
Gustav Beckman
Bible Thought and Price Control Office Notes
A devotional opening reflects on Right being Might with a Bible verse. The article outlines distribution forms and mailing instructions for sugar rations and related services in Charleston and Clarksburg. Staff changes include Miss Margaret Ann Curry and note on Major Charles Burke’s death. It mentions practical concerns about freezing, storage, and possible substitutes for food and rubber in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
People's Building
Charleston
Clarksburg
Gerkin
Clarksburg Board
Pauline Monroe
Margaret Ann Curry
Grafton
Charles Burke
Rockets in Swedish skies blamed on Russians in Germany
Washington observers contend Soviet forces in the Reich occupation zone have seized German facilities and possibly scientists to upgrade the V-2, launching guided missiles toward Scandinavia while avoiding German border areas and British American and French zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Germany
Stockholm
Reich
Baltic
London
Scandinavian Countries
A. B
Happy
Chandler
Mickey Owen
Pasquel Brothers
Mexico
Brooklyn Dodger
Owen
Pasquels
Baseball Union
Robert Murphy
Arkansas Motored in Wheat Supply Worries
Fear in this year's wheat crop persists as pressure mounts on transportation networks. The article notes efforts to expand production and speed up hauling from primary to secondary producers and onward to consumers. Arkansas is described as the wonder state, with remarks attributed to Wile Preservers.
Electorate tests across Europe amid Poland and Greece disputes
AP Foreign Affairs Analysis notes Sept 1 elections in the Russian zone of Germany test Communist strength with Red Army backing. Greece votes on restoring King George II while Warsaw delays Polish parliamentary rules for November elections, sparking Western concerns over Yalta Potsdam commitments and press freedom for democratic parties.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Germany
Red Army
Greece
George II
Britain
America
Russia
Athens
Poland
Warsaw
Washington
London
Moscow
United States
Yalta
Potsdam
Crimea
Polish Peasant Party
Workers’ Party
Bing Crosby Deal Complete For Coast to Coast Radio
The Bing Crosby deal is finalized with a new sponsor and relays to the chain's 911 stations from recordings. The plan includes Eastern standard time adjustments and delayed relays to avoid conflicts with Frank Sinatra. New schedule places Crosby at 9 30 and 10 p m night formats across regions.
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C.E. Butterfield
New York
Bing Crosby
Filme
Frank Sinatré
CBS
Fantasy
Mel- Carrington
Crop Report Notes Mixed Weather Aug 29
A brief crop report from Varied dated August 29 notes varied conditions across regions due to weather. The update highlights mixed yields and unsettled growing patterns, with some areas reporting improvements while others face stress from heat and moisture gaps.
Dinner Plans and Hidden Marriages Across a Crowded Parlor
Mary Patten, famed widow and businesswoman, hides an anonymous letter revealing Charlie and Trent Renner’s secret marriage from Neil Winslow while Flo plans a Charie centered dinner. Charlie confides to Mary Patten yet misreads her restraint as forgiveness as Trent’s arrival looms. Flo’s plotting for drama deepens as she confronts Doug about love, loyalty, and social consequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Patten
Charle
Ollie Riardon
Treat
Amall
Stanton Star
Gontdea Bez Pixter Fio
Kisdly Dong Cooley
Bare Te Sot
Balers
Deng
Trent
Charis
Neil Winslow
Mrs. Patten
Amises
Ice
Ring
James Maly Company
The
Cherie
Flo
Doug
Charie
Brudie
Filo
Ollie Kingdon
Blink
Mother
Charlie
Joe
Congress
Senate
Hedley
Renner
Cole Giddings
Cole
Charl
Trent Renner
Lion's Share of Attention Stirs Busy Scene
A fragmentary newspaper line notes intense focus on a leading figure or event, with emphasis on dramatic glare and attention in the ongoing public scene. The cryptic text hints at prominent interest and crowded coverage, suggesting a standout subject amid general activity.
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Torato
Latrobe Street
W. Va
Grafton Print Shop
United United States
U. S
Food and Agriculture Organization
FAO
New Zealand
Canada
Eire
United Kingdom
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Switzerland
France
Argentina
Korea
Arkansas
Ted
MacKenzie la Viele
ARMY
NAVY
Fort Worth
Tex
Oped
Credt
Orbjerwine
Burbanks
Galidy
Gianavill
Ceres
Fondud
Jon Solna Inor ‘Dinates Westone
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