Pere The Gestion Sentinel Funching Comtpany Listing
A historical notice lists the Pere The Gestion Sentinel company print details with address lines and publisher notes. It mentions voluntary communications policy for letters to the editor and the need for authors to sign their pieces. It also provides national ad representation addresses in New York and Chicago for Inland Newspaper Representatives, Inc.
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National
Inland Newspaper Representatives, Inc
New York
Fifth Avenue
N. Y
Chicago
Wrigley Building
Corn And HCL Going Up In Chicago Markets
Corn prices surged reaching a new high in Chicago markets while high costs threaten eggs poultry and beef prices. Farmers may divert corn from cattle feed raising leaner herds and lighter beef. dairy milk could fall as corn scarcity spreads. Weather and government blame mix with rain floods and warming Ohio Valley delays to harvests.
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Chicago
Ohio Valley
Soime
Washington
Columbia selects Gen Dwight D Eisenhower as new president
Ike Eisenhower, famed World War II general, named president of Columbia University succeeding Nicholas Murray Butler. Trustees cite need for executive and pedagogical expertise to navigate complex modern college governance amid rising costs and enrollments. Eisenhower’s international vision and antiwar stance align with Columbia’s tradition and growth goals.
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Columbia University
Dwight D. Hisen
Nicholas Murray Butler
Fiot
Colombia
New York City
Butler
Eisenhower
Columbia
Real Life Thriller Behind Rinehart Attack by Chef
Mary Roberts Rinehart, famed mystery author, faced a violent assault by her longtime Filipino chef Blas Reyes. After a drinking period he attacked with a revolver that failed, then knives from her kitchen. Servants restrained him. he later hanged himself in jail. The motive remains unclear, tied to his recent resignation.
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Mary
Roberts Rinehart
Blas Reyes
British students to study in German universities plan
Getting Acquainted notes a program where 76 British students will attend German universities and 180 British teachers will swap jobs with 180 Americans. The aim is to improve relations and mutual understanding of conditions and hardships faced by both nations, beyond professional roles.
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Europe
Micie
Coal Economy at Risk If Coal Supply Falls Short
The article warns that in peacetime the coal industry is neglected and could fail to meet next winter’s needs. Observers say uninterrupted work is essential for private and public efforts, industrial production, and even survival in some cases.
New Labor Law Explains Employer Rights and Limits
James Marlow explains how the National Labor Relations Board governs union recognition and bargaining. Key points cover when unions need NLRB approval, the legality of bargaining without elections, and rules on union shops. The piece notes elections when contracts expire or at 30 percent request, and cautions on firing union-excluded employees.
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James Marlow Washington
Naonal Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Radio candid camera on air adapts to talk show format
In a July dispatch from New York the radio networks ABC NBC CBS and ABC plan a closer look at candid microphone on the street. The format records a participant's words only after consent is sought. Programs tonight include Berle and Studio One among others with a focus on editing to remove salacious content.
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E. Butterfield
New York
ABC
Jtime
NBC
Milt, Berle
Police
Sigmund Romberg
CBS
Bob Crosby
We the People
Connie Mack
Europe
Boston
Esplanade
Museum of Modern Music
MBS
World War II era fiber and feed comparisons
During World War II, 100 million cotton spindles in Europe Japan and China produced less than half the cotton goods as those in the United States. Five times as much Vitamin A appears in milk from cows fed on good alfalfa hay compared with hay from poor timothy.
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Europe
Japan
China
United States
Wallace Seeks Third Party Route in 1948 Plans
Special to Central Press reports Henry A Wallace weighing a third party bid for 1948, with past ties to LaFollette's Progressive movement after his father Henry C. Wallace’s death in 1924. George C. Marshall shows aloofness to foreign affairs briefings amid workload. CIO raid blamed on Allan Haywood and Henry Mayer by NFTW, while GOP budget outlook hints at lighter cuts and more farm aid. New car backlog deepens as dealers warn 6 to 18 months for delivery.
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Central Press
Ashington
Henry A. Wallace
Towan
Congress
Legis
White House
Wallace
Progressives
Robert LaFollette
Wisconsin
Henry C. Wallace
Coolidge
CIO
Allan Haywood
Henry Iayer
National Federation of Telephone Workers
Haywood
NFTW
Truman
Diane Tarrell and Bill Arden Wed in Grandharbor Society
The wedding of Diane Tarrell to Bill Arden marks a prestige event in Grandharbor high society, though wary reconservatives question the groom’s town lineage and fortune. After Bermuda, the couple settles into a new apartment as Diane faces in laws, Bill’s Staples case, and a growing secrecy about things Bill must never know.
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Diane Tarrell
Bill Arden
Grandharbor
Diane
J. Emmet Tarrell
D. Emmet
Page Winston
Bill
Page
Rufus Kent
Harvard
Bermuda
Staples
Mrs. Arden
Bil
HBI
William Arden
Revolutionary Times
J. Emmets
Mr. Arden
Darling
State presents case at Gollum overall trial
Fragmented report mentions Singapore and Australia with figures on miles, farms, chickens, and cloth production. It references U.S. farm families and wartime context, with vague data on Sydney and vitamin C production. The text is garbled but implies a trial or case presentation relating to wartime agricultural output and trade.
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U.S
Australia
Sydney
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George C. Marshall
State Department
Pontine
Eteyne
Marshal
Cordell Hull
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National Automobile Dealers’ Association
Wanace
Mair
Madison
Roy Boyles
Hipper Thompson
Betty Jean Thompson
Murray
Isiana
Singapore
Eugene D. Williams
Overell
Arrow
George “Bud” Gollum
Los Angeles
Otto A. Jacobs
S. B. Kaufman
W. Prime
Gollum
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State Department of Justice
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