Truman labor program faces near zero congressional success
Special to Central Press reports that President Truman’s reconvention plan for labor faces congressional鈥攁n uncertain future with diluted employment bills and a shift of unemployment measures back to state control. The House may vote on a harsh labor disputes bill, but leaders expect Senate revision or kill.
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Central Press
Washington
Truman
Congress
House
United States Employment Service
Senate
Dewey Silent Yet Grows in Shadow of Pearl Harbor Talk
Republican chatter from a Chehyo mansion gathering names Stassen Bricker and Green appear in gossip with Dewey notably absent. General Marshall's testimony paints Dewey as courageous and patriotic for staying silent about known secret communications and offering influence to calm Pearl Harbor debate.
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Chehyo Mansion
Stassen
Bricker
Green
Dewey
Pearl Harbor
General Marshall
Mr. Dewey
Enmy
Marshal
Congress
Japan
Marshall
United States stance on Tran independence and peace duties
The United States reiterates support for Tran's independence and territorial integrity per Tehran Declaration and calls for withdrawal of American British and Soviet troops by January 1. The UN will not finalize peace treaties. foreign ministers will, but many war-time political issues will be reviewed by the United Nations. Both General Assembly and Security Council share importance, with GA setting peace principles including atomic matters and the Security Council addressing serious threats to peace.
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Anderson
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New Mexico
Congress
Midwest
Breeck
Guam
Washington
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H. H.arnold
AAK
Arnold
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Pacific
Army
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Mean Temperature and War Wit From Wartime Columns
A nostalgic column riffs on weather lore and postwar quirks. References to shastin moderation, British mini engines, a watchmaker's after hours dream, Zadok Dumkopf misplacing a steak knife, and a salute to 11 million Allied service members from 1941 to 1945. The piece notes Santa Claus needing interference and recalls the frigate Constitution nicknamed Old Ironsides in the War of 1812.
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Constitution
The Eternal Triangle Tensions at Tresilian Estate
In moonlit scenes Audrey Strange bears her beauty as Nevile struggles with lingering feelings. Treves notes the dangerous charisma of a criminal look while Lady Tresilian and the guests debate Audrey and Nevile's fate as the affair threads through gossip and possible remarriage. The chapter ends with rising tension and a warning of gunpowder ready to ignite.
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Mary
Mr. Treves
Hurstall
Thomas Royde
Kay
Ted
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Audrey Strange
Nevile Strange
Nevile
Mary Aldin
Thomas
Nevila
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Mr. Troyes
St! Nevile
Mrs. Strange
Lady Tressilian
Lady Tresilian
Tresilian
Mr.Treves
Guy Fawkes
Lost Woods review by Edwin Way Teale in literary guidepost
The Lost Woods by Edwin Way Teale receives praise as quality nature writing and strong photographs. The book offers simplicity and sincerity with engaging information and road angles, though it lacks a single unifying theme. Teale narrates memorable naturalist days from his youth, highlighting metamorphosed everyday events and vivid natural scenes.
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Edwin Way Teale
Dodd, Mead
Teale
Ant
Toale
Atlantic
Times Square tales and Hawaii alert questions linger
A nation’s wartime mood threads through odd stories and official briefings. Short defended his anti sabotage actions as sufficient amid questions from Ferguson and Rep Keefe about Hawaii alert specifics compared with the 1941 war warning, while Australia’s isolation dates back longer than other land masses.
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Washington
Ferguson
Republican Committee
Rep
Keefe
Wis
Hawaii
Honolulu
Australia
Late Senator Advises Different Measures to President
The exchange features Michigan Senator Marshall questioning the president’s policy steps and suggesting he might advise different measures, with Marshall responding in a quiet tone that he would likely have different recommendations.
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Leoml
Michigan
Marshall
Cornelia Otis Skinner A Star Facing Fame In Early Life
In a feature by Fred Emery, Cornelia Otis Skinner, a prominent WLW NBC star of Johnny Presents, is profiled. Born in Chicago to actors Otis Skinner and Maud Durbin, she traveled with her parents, studied at Baldwin School and Bryant College, then pursued Paris stage training before her notable return to U.S. productions.
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Cornelia Otis Skinner
Chicago
Otis Skinner
Maud Durbin
Skinner
Baldwin School
Bryant College
Paris
Fatentec Actress-Author Skinner Shines In Solo Dramas
Fatentec Actress-Author Skinner faced early pushback from producers over small roles. She turned to writing and performing solo sketches, gaining recognition. She starred in Canda in theater lead roles and The Searching Wind, while authoring bestsellers and radio skits with Roland Young.
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Skinner
Miss Skinner
Candida
Vu Eily
Kime Broughys
OuriHearts
Lyw
Radio
William and Many
Roland Young
New TV Basketball Remote Debuts on CBS Tonight
New York radio and television listings note CBS prepares for first in-studio basketball pickups from WCBW as NBC expands sports remotes from WNET since 1939. Evening schedule includes MBS, CBS, NBC, ABC programs with talks, comedies, and concerts across multiple stations.
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WCBW
CBS
NBC
WNET
MBS
Chester Bowles
Columbus
Ohio
Louis Ludlow
Cornelia Otis Skinner
Amos and Andy
Fibber and Molly
Red Skelton
CBB
van Johnson
Russell Bennett
ABC
Alan Young
Eddie Cantor
Guy Lombardo
Doctors
Mike
Police Chronicle Continues With Slain Woman Case
Report details suggest the killer entered Miss Brown’s room via a fire escape after ramshacking her belongings. An autopsy confirms a bullet wound caused her death and a medical exam found no criminal assault. Witness accounts cite theories of sexual motive or theft.
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Miss Brown
Richard Johnson
John Kowalski
West Side
Harry G. Thomason
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