Marines Evacuated Pastes Ob Abd Ole Mw Telephone
In a 19th century notice a weekly paper notes a past event with maritime evacuation reporting. The publication details indicate a long running schedule from 1870 with daily distribution except Sundays since 1903. The item preserves local historical wording and references military and telecommunication terms.
Manpower Strain Reshapes Food Distribution Sector
The article notes a manpower squeeze from the draft impacting food retailers with about 70 percent of industry employees male and 64 percent aged 18 to 35. It calls for a gradual manpower adjustment and a core of essential workers, stressing perishables require stable staffing and efficient handling. It also mentions Evacuation of 25,000 U.S. Marines from Hungnam and related military actions.
Mrs Santa Claus Delivers Christmas Cheer Across Town
In a festive tale Mrs. Santa Claus outfits in a makeshift suit and vows to bring gifts to every child including those in poverty and an orphanage. Dando the helper guides the sleigh as they plan a bright Christmas for all, defying scarce resources.
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Santa Claus
Mrs. Claus
Dander
Marly Ad Persia
Yak-ak
Santa
Eisenhower Expected to Be Named Supreme Commander
The article reports that General Dwight Eisenhower has received an intensive briefing on Western Europe defense progress, with speculation that he could be named supreme commander for Western Europe within hours.
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Eia University
Dwight Eisenhower
Western Europe
Eisenhower
Truman to speak on mobilization and defense plans
Officials expect President Truman to outline emergency measures including a four million army and strategic defense spending after a national emergency proclamation. The report notes signs of mobilization across civilian products and references Republican leader Thomas Dewey.
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Truman
Republican Party
Thomas Dewey
Christmas Drama in a Swiss Bar with Hidden Family Ties
Donna and Pete drift through a dim bar scene in postwar Frankfurt where a locked pay-for-play toll keeps the accordionist silent for a moment. Donna presses Pete about their past and a secret son, while a stern stranger at the bar watches, hinting at a dangerous family web shaped by adoption, war, and escape.
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Donna
Little Joe
Dane
Madame
Monsieur
Crowely Colney
Toby
Switzerland
Germany
Freya
Principessa
Pat
Thomas G. Ransome
Danna
King Features
Dewey calls for universal military service and mass mobilization
In a New York address to the County Lawyers Association Dewey urged universal mobilization to resist Soviet aggression. He proposed registering all citizens over 17, building 100 divisions, expanding air and naval forces, and enacting universal service now to prevent world domination by communism. The speech drew sustained applause.
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New York
Dewey
U. S
Tota
New York County Lawyers Association
Budget Notes On State Funds And College Salaries
The document discusses a 1949 act directing excess front registrations to the state general fund and notes the current biennium budget includes Jars for each year. Board secretary H. K. Baer argues increased college funding is needed for higher salaries and operating costs amid capital expenditure requests for three and a half mill.
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State General Fund
H. K. Baer
Government fight over 40 hour week drags 21 months
Rail unions clash over 40 hour week with bases stuck at 48 hours. Army seizure of railroads described as a farce by Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen spokesmen who fault the National Mediation Board and presidential assistant John Steelman for handling wage negotiations.
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Nait
Brotherhood of Railroa
National Mediation Board
John Steelman
Classified Advertisements and Notices From The Sentinel
Classified ads show rates for single and multiple insertions, then list items including a clearance sale at Thomas Furniture Exchange, lost package and beagle, and notices of fiduciary matters. Also includes announcements of barbering school, medical and legal notices, and an ordinance exemption for certain professions in Grafton.
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Sentinel
Thomas Furniture Exchange
W. Main Street
Grafton
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Public hearing set on city ordinance in Grafton WV
City Clerk announces a public hearing in the Council Chambers of Grafton West Virginia on December 19 1950 to hear all interested parties and objections before the council acts within the premises. Dorothy R Beavers is noted in the filing.
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Parrish Building
West Main Street
Grafton
West Virginia
John K. Burdett
Taylor County
West, Virginia
City of
Brec
W.va
Dorothy R, Beavers
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