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Open letter backs B and O smoke program in Grafton
Citizens of Grafton hear an open letter praising the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for employing thousands, funding a major power plant, and installing smoke reduction measures. The letter defends the railroad against calls to relocate shops, notes community benefits, and lists local B and O workers and unions supporting continued operation in Grafton. It reflects the period’s pride in rail infrastructure and modernization efforts.
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Grafton
W. Va
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Taylor County
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore
Ohio
R. A. J. Morrison
Col. Campbell
D. Collier
J. P. Harter
R. Gerkins
R. Jackson
R. L. Shroyer
First Oiler
H. F. Poling
T. D. Moran
JF. G. Outright
Brotherhood of Railway Clubs
Carmen
Brotherhood of
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Forgotten Belgian King Leopold II in Switzerland since WWI end
Reflection on Leopold II living in exile in Switzerland after World War I and the Belgian regime under regent Charles. The piece weighs moral judgments of surrender to Nazi pressure, historical context of Belgium and France, and what Americans might have done in 1940 with full knowledge of WWI outcomes.
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Belgium
Leopold II
Switzerland
Charles
Leopold
Belghmanay Hare
England
France
Liege
Training Young Veterans Forge Modern Farm Network
Dr L H Dennis cites a government backed GI Bill program transforming U S farming through veteran supervised training. Under VA guidance thousands of young men receive 200 hours yearly classroom and 100 hours on farm, with 87 percent owning or controlling farms. Over 200000 participants learn to use farm products in textiles plastics and more while studying erosion control insect control and animal disease treatment plus marketing and business efficiency.
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Veterans Association
Yeung
Department of Agriculture
Pattern For Peace Investigators study union harmony in manufacturing firms
National Planting Association sponsors a group of investigators examining why some manufacturing companies maintain harmonious labor relations. Key points include union acceptance, shared management duties, joint meetings to resolve production issues, and publicizing constructive methods. The aim is broader adoption of peaceful labor relations across communities.
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National Planting Association
Unnion
Bohlen Urged as State Dept Public Affairs Chief
Inside Washington notes Bohlen seen as likely successor to William Benton in charge of public affairs. Critics cite department PR failures during Marshall Plan and gaps in international information, as Bohlen’s Russia expertise and close work with Marshall keep him in the spotlight.
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Charles P. Bohlen
Ashington
State Department
Russia
William Benton
Aimulation
Michael McDermott
Secretary of State
Oecasion
Marshall
Bohlen
McDermott
Musicians Union Co op Shows Boost as ABC Plans Live Boston Concert
Radio and network activity picks up as Musicians Union lift allows co op sponsorships. ABC announces Boston Symphony Orchestra concert becomes co op January 13, with live music still under contract until January 31. Other listings include Truth or Consequences, Judy Canova and Grand Ole Opry, plus various dramas and quiz shows. Odorless marigold breeding and tribal customs noted with brief historical facts. Cuba area size compared to NBC and Louisiana.
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C. E. Butterfield
New York
Musicians’ Union
ABC
Boston Symphony
Gare J
Judy Canova
CBS
Hank Larabee
Bill Goodwin
Vaughn Monroe
Vic Damone
Ross Delay
Morton Downey
Teresa and Alison Meet at Washington Wedding
In a Washington wedding chapter, Alison Van Dyke sits among guests as Teresa Hill’s sister Edna Castine and Philip Spencer offer quiet kindness. Alison learns Teresa and Sam plan a quick departure, while Philip’s reserved warmth hints at underlying affection. The night ends with intimate drama and a promise of continuation.
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Teresa
Edna Castine
Alison
Santenes
United States
Philip Spencer
Alison van Dyke
Sam
Hill
Edna
Nicola
Philip
Ally
Kitty
Philin
Aligon
Vermont
Allison
Am Fe
Speculating in commodities via cotton futures explained
James Marlow outlines how futures trading works using cotton as a case study. The piece covers margin payments, broker roles, and the risk of price movements by October, illustrating how speculation aims for profit while highlighting the mechanics behind futures contracts.
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James Marlow
Washington
Edwin W. Pauley
Pauley
Secretary of the Army
O.d.nacy
Joe
Carnt
Negro Institute
Jones
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