Newsservice credit and editorial policy note in old Grafton paper
A historical newspaper fragment outlines Associated Press rights and publication policy including libel guidance, letters to the editor, signatures, and national advertising representation details for Inland Newspaper Representatives with addresses in New York and Chicago.
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Associated Press
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Inland Newspaper Representatives, Inc
New York
Fifth Avenue
N. Y
Chicago
Wrigley Building
Pressure Groups and Government Delays Hurt Postwar Recovery
The piece argues railroads face rising costs while awaiting freight rate decisions, criticizes expansive government and delay in official inquiries, and blames bureaucratic caution for slowing industry recovery. It urges simultaneous adjustment of rates with wage increases to avoid prolonged hardship.
Why Not Be Sensible Labor View on Coal Strike
A public reflection argues that poststrike policy must balance labor and management. It warns against government seizure of private property and urges joint, accountable methods to settle disputes before drastic legislation harms industry and workers alike.
Eighteen Months Draft Talks on Military Service
The compromise extends selective service to March 31, 1947 placing 19 year olds into 18 months of service. It argues experiences favor college or trade training interruptions yet yields physical training, national defense lessons, and the aim to prevent militaristic nations from arming further while maintaining peace.
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Congress
Zhee
Aptir
Public Health Probe On Tooth Decay Funded Study
The United States Health Service conducts a six month trial in Newburg New York Grandwich and a southeastern Ohio county testing limited fluoride use to prevent tooth decay in children ages seven to fifteen. Dr D J Galagan dental surgeon leads the project as a civil health extension of wartime service tests. The author argues such public funds are well spent and deserve broader legislative support.
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Newburg
N. Y
Grandwich
Ohio
United Staes Health Service
D. J. Galagan
Publicic Service
Repentance Message From Preas Radio Bible Service
A Bible thought for today from Preas Radio Bible Service Inc in Othbinnatt Ohio urges repentance as seeking a cleaner path guided by God. The message emphasizes that repentance is a divine leading rather than self effort.
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Preas-Radio Bible Service, Inc
Othbinnatt, Ohio
Washington Meat Famine Seen Ending Soon
Special report notes government optimism that the meat shortage will ease within weeks as price controls and OPA battles near resolution. Secretary Anderson links pricing to bottlenecks, while observers cite ample cattle and slow movement to market as key factors.
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Washington
United States
OPA
Congress
Anderson
U. S
Soncins Cimeultiek
Peace effort with Russia gains a tentative pact
Western diplomacy reports a tentative accord with Moscow improving prospects for a European peace. Russia drops immediate demands on Trieste and Danube control while receiving reparations and a two year start for payment. Observers warn the agreement remains fragile amid Soviet British tensions and lingering distrust.
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Russia
London
Germany
Italy
Mediterranean
Trieste
United Nations
Danube
Byrnes
Bevin
Moscow
United States
Florida’s Fairytale Meeting With a New York Soldier
A dated scene unfolds aboard a Palm Beach streetcar as Nina, a worldly Floridian, jokes with a Brooklyn born sergeant about war fatigue, hometowns, and the pull of home versus the front. Their flirtation hints at romance amid wartime strain and social class tensions.
Graham and Taylor duel over A Test report clash
Reports describe a confrontation between Graham and Chuck Taylor on the A Test issue. Details reference MBS-7 Passport to Romance and a playshop with Tommy Dorsey and Seer, while noting the President’s authority as commander in chief of the Army and Navy.
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Graham
Chuck Taylor
MBS
Tommy Dorsey
Playshop
United States
Army
Navy
Summer Radio Dials See 65 Absentees Replaced By Sponsors
Trade notes that by mid July about 65 network winter features will be missing from listening spots. Of these, 24 have been replaced with hot weather entertainment, leaving 41 programs being filled by networks, many leaning to music, light classics, pop, drama or detective yarns. Summer lineups include Sweeny and March on CBS, Break The Bank on ABC, Pat O'Brien and Raft on NBC, plus Orson Welles and Woody Herman appearances.
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E. Butterfield
New York
CBS
Kate Smith
ABC
MBS
Alan Young
NBC
Pat O'Brien
Bill Stern
George Raft
John Garfield
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