Postwar Strike Debate Weighs Public Interest
In a six week continuation, Harry Fleischman and Alfred P. Hanke argue postwar strikes aid or harm the public, citing auto wages, car prices, and profits. Fleischman asserts wage-driven price hikes and job losses, while Haake emphasizes war profits and economic balance, urging democratic planning to curb inflation and ensure full production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Fleischman
Hanke
Ford
Geniers.Motors Ccase
Senta
OPA
Seaver
Gaare Challanges
Man
ME. Fleischman
Dr. Haake
Total Steel
J1 Steamship Lines
Trieste dispute tests Yugoslav aims in postwar order
The piece argues Trieste could be internationalized under a UN Yugoslav Italian four power plan to ease postwar tensions. It notes Tito’s 1945 Trieste action, Russia’s cautious stance, and warns that a Western break over Trieste could disrupt UNRRA and fuel unrest as Europe reorganizes after World War II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yugoslavia
Trieste
Herrine
Paris
Tito
Prieste
Europe
Russia
UNRRA
Felef
Somesauch
Communications Policy and National Advertising Rep Info
Notices discuss voluntary communications for publication and require signature. Includes editorial guidelines and references to National Advertising Representatives Island Newspaper Representatives Inc with New York and Chicago addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Advertising Representative Island
Newspaper Representatives, Inc
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Wrigley Building
Journey on a sleeper train through drifting hotel crowds
A male traveler on a train to Brooklyn recalls fellow passengers and a striking blonde in a silver fox jacket. He notes the bored elegance, mentions a man with raccoon eyebrows and a toothbrush-gray mustache, and muses on the word "contacts" as the key to returning home. He reflects on language gaps, the social walls of travel, and the pressure to fit in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E&eh
Corbett
Pope
Casey
Kuichiy
America
Alles
Bergem
Archie
Hope
Philhar
Hold-The-Line Price Policy Faces Sweep Of Rent Controls
An analysis argues that business must keep prices steady to avert inflation and that rent control laws will pass Congress soon. The piece asserts victories or failures hinge on whether private enterprise can balance demand with supply while avoiding government intervention and widespread economic harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
America
Americs
Ala
Congress
Bible Thought for Today Excerpt
We cannot know what is in a man's heart save as he expresses himself in his deeds. A good tree cannot bring forth evil fruit. Att. 7:18.
Planket nap revival urged by press radio service
Press Radio Bible Service in Cincinnati outlines a plan to revive a purported nap or comfort item by a method involving an electric iron and a rack. The note mentions hanging it near a towel rod and bathroom tub with heat, asserting the nap will fluff up the tron.
4 H Club campers share Washington visit plus dinners
Six Ohio Valley 4 H Club members were interviewed by WLW Washington correspondent during a capital trip. The broadcast featured dinners at Washington hotels and stops in multiple states including Kentucky Ohio Indiana and Virginia with several named participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wash
Ohio Valley
WLW
Washington
Swankler Hotels
Frota
Rve- Sealthfold
Graham County
Geotee Carter
Orange County
Indiana
Joanna Braghaber
Peemingiee
Kingsbury
Virginia
Royer
Arvanum
Darke County
Ohio
Loyall
Summerville
Green County
Kentucky
Mor- Gordon
Hamilton
Butler County
Ohto
Eruptions and odd phrases flood a garbled report
A jumbled OCR style passage blends volcanic eruption notes with scattered names and phrases about a volcano, air surveys, and political references. It mentions a helicopter survey, figures like Will Carry and Seriado, and stray lines about butter, perfume, and a conference.
Bikini atom blast broadcast noted by listeners
News records from New York on July 2 describe a radio broadcast of the Bikini atomic test with a dramatic sound effect that largely failed to register for listeners due to atmospheric conditions. Observers in Morgantown note Dr Irvin S Stewart becoming president of West Virginia yesterday after a meeting with C T Neff Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pacific
Sosa
Morgantown
Irvin
Stewant
Weet
Virginia
C. T. Neff, Jr
Board of
Local Board Names Acting President and Officers
Acting president and A C Spurt of Fairmont named vice president of the board. Mrs Stewart and Weirgon will join the firm here in about 100 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Spurt
Fairmont
Stewart
Weir
Naval aide designation in crater action report
A scrambled military item notes a naval aide connected to a crater event and references an ascent or assignment involving commanders and captains with unclear names and titles, reflecting a wartime or exploration context. The uncertain OCR preserves a procedural naming sequence and possible promotion or command change.
Strikes and Wages Shape a Quiet May Week
A late May survey of labor tensions shows strikes affecting transport and industry, with warnings of rising prices. Workers compare wage deals and job security as companies face wage demands and production pressures at urban hubs.
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Patty
Celia Oe
Harry Fleischman
Alfred P. Hanke
National Penine of the Socialist
National War Labor Board
Plaigchman
Dre
General Motors
Bor
Profesa Ie
Sarse
Agiites
Natar Labor Board
Muust
Pri
Kip
Jean
Lomond
Cortettabe
Press-Radio Bible Service, Inc
Cincinnati, Ohio
Senate
Seriadoud Watnnaeee
Din
Ee Iutt
Trumen
Crater
Eteen
Tarita H. Feakett
Lord Pa
Cachess Benson
Adnth
Baan
Sapean Sho Saaes
Strian Sant
Gt Gierencs
Ahaa
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