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The Inland newspaper lists subscription rates: $2.10 for three months or $10.99 for a year by mail in advance. One year $7.20, eight months $6.08, three months $1.80. It is a member of the Associated Press with rights reserved for publication of news and features. Copyright and representational addresses are noted. Entered as second class matter under the act of March 3, 1878.
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James ¥. Bolt
Peliemency
Atrietty i
Atx
Associated Press
Associated
Prem
ANL
Drepatéhas Hhavetn
Ee - Sa
Gratton
W. Ve
Conference strains over European peace split and Italy pact
The piece notes sharp divides among allies over Germany and postwar order. It highlights Byrnes in Paris signaling compromises on European treaties to avoid clashes, mentions Italy’s treaty including Adriatic Trieste internationalization, and warns that true German economic and political unity remains utopian amid diverging Soviet and Western aims.
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Tallore
Byrnes
Paris
U.S
Italy
Bulgaria
Romania
Finland
Trieste
Germany
Russia
Marshal Stalin
Russig
West
American
England
Sec‘uring
Back At Work After War Ex Servicemen’s Job Outlook
United States Employment Service notes complex patterns as veterans return home. Veterans groups warn of jobless concerns, yet overall employment is high and few ex servicemen lack work. Training and placement aim to launch veterans into civilian careers.
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United States Employment Service
American Veterans Committee
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Hope in India sets up caretaker government in New Delhi
Announcement from New Delhi describes a caretaker government of eight members, six Britons and two Indian leaders, to bridge Hindu Muslim differences over independence. The British Mission led by Lord Petick-Lawrence leaves India after 14 weeks. In Bombay, Gandhi’s Congress meets to choose nominees for a Constituent Assembly to convene August 1 in New Delhi.
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New Delhi
India
Viscount Wavell
Lord Petick-Lawrence
England
Bombay
Gandhi
Congress Party
Currency Parity Move Brings Canada and United States Closer
Ottawa advocates fixing the Canadian dollar to parity with the U S dollar, aligning the two economies. For years exchange fluctuations and value differences have puzzled merchants and drawn inconsistent acceptance of Canadian currency by American border traders. The elimination of arithmetic over exact value could prompt U S merchants to reciprocate Canadian courtesy.
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Canada
United States
Ottawa
Summer Social Heats Up Rural Illinois Town
A mid summer community event in Illinois roped off a street for family fun. Neighbors shared homemade pot lick offerings, danced, played games, and rolled skating areas. Tables, bridge, and card games followed dinner as lights and insecticide spray created a festive scene. The gathering aims to become a monthly town tradition by local vote.
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Ilinois
Bible Thought for Topay on Bowing to People Outside Pale
A short pre-radio Bible service message from Cincinnati Ohio emphasizes that churches should reach out to those seen as outsiders. It asserts that many are not wholly bad and references Luke 19 10 about the son of man seeking to save the lost.
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Prea-Radio Bible Service, Inc
Cincinnati
Ohio
Post Uses Initiative To Get Its New Home In Okla
Nathan Phinkett Post 180 of the American Legion mobilizes funds and state loans to construct a new clubhouse. Supper events and an amateur rodeo program support the effort while officials provide trust funds and the post prepares a multi room facility with stage assembly area dancing roller-skating basketball, kitchen and showers for members.
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Post
Okla
Nathan Phinkett
American Legion
Gopher Legion Revives Juvenile Golf Tourney
ST PAUL Minn Another war casualty will come to life here duly 17 when the Forty and Eight American Legion Junior Golf Tournament will be held at the High
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ST. Paul
Minn
American Legion
One Day Tourney Aims to Elevate Youth Education
The notice outlines plans for a one day 36 hour Holy Medal tournament for boys of the OwI Cities area with an 18 year age limit. Prizes will be awarded by age group with emphasis on encouraging young players and teachers holding degrees to pursue and remain in the teaching profession.
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Owi
Trent
Mihailovic Trial Delivers Absentia Sentences
The Mihailovic trial concluded with in absentia prison terms for Djuro Dokich Konstantin Fotich Mladen Zujelch and others. Fotich the former Yugoslav ambassador to the United States received 20 years. Mihailovic defended his innocence while denying collaboration with the Nazis, and the verdict was read after the proceedings began June 10.
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Sevrce
Djuro Dokich
Germany
United States
Konstantin Fotich
Mihailovic
Nasis
Teady
Rails inquiry probes Wheeler smear amid labor complaints
A Senate panel probes Wheeler related smear claims and reports a secretary once worked for a Senate office. The inquiry notes a $1000 donation from the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and $1500 from the CIO United, tied to opposition to many of President Roosevelt’s foreign policies.
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Burt Wheeler
Senate
Erickson
Wheeler
Grace Johnson
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
CIO United
Roosevelt
Britain seeks large US loan to Britain in wartime aid
The article notes a 219 to 155 house vote approving a British loan with Senate clearance, awaiting President Truman's signature before London can draw funds. The plan envisions repayment by 2001 and situates the loan as a step to promote freer world trade and strengthen postwar alliance.
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Russia
Senate
Truman
London
United States
Tee Port Bank
England
U.S
France
Ethiopia
Tuberculosis Hospital Referendum Proposed in Denmar Area
West Virginia activists call for a new tuberculosis hospital for Negroes to augment Denmar hospital which is nearing full capacity. In Morgantown on July 15 doctors nurses and health workers plan a poliomyelitis institute at Monongalia county general hospital with polio specialists. County court urged to submit to voters a $143000 levy for Raleigh County 4-H camp improvements.
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Tom Pagenner
Denmar
Morgantown
Monongalia County General Hospital
Raleigh County
Television camera gains near dark seeing film test
New film designed for outdoor scenes offers improved detail in both lights and shadows. Aimed at aiding motion picture production in uncontrolled lighting, the technology seeks to extend filming capabilities where daylight or artificial illumination is limited.
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New York
Jehemiste
Fragmented overheard dialogue on escape and fear from a train scene
A stressed urban exchange unfolds with multiple characters including Mrs Foraythe and Rod Bard as they debate leaving, chance of passage, and the pull of home. The dialogue hints at coercion, longing, and uncertain futures amid a tense social gathering in a transport setting.
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Rodney
Wag
Rod Bard
Corbet
Bara
Katchis
Katchia
Voorhees
Degan
Keichie
Radio Schedule Update From Late 1940s Era
Radio listings reveal a shifting lineup with Lena Soberenheaten and Bob Bulldog Drummond in earlier segments. The Army recruitment program starts tonight at 8 30 and continues through August 14 as Xavier Cugat and Harry James feature midweek and weekend slots.
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Lena Soberenheaten
Bob Bulldog Drummond
N. J
Earl. Uder
ABC
Paul Whiteman
Dontee
Army
Guy Lombaro
Xavier Cugat
Harry James
F. H. LaGuardia
Geneva
Paul Porter
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