The course of true love in world affairs
Commentators at San Francisco muse that disagreements between nations are normal in a democracy. They warn against doom saying every Molotov gesture signals imminent war, urging editors to report clashes without melodramatic secession threats or looming doomsday dates.
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Russia
United States
Britain
Belgium
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Vermont
Pennsylvania
Molotov
Stettinius
The Murders Is a Fox Ellery Queen Mystery
A literary guide notes Ellery Queen is a prolific duo Frederic Dannay and Manfred Lee with 39 volumes including radio plays and anthologies. The latest tale The Murders Is a Fox revisits Wrightsville 12 years after Calamity Town.
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Manfred Lee
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Lady Dicks
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Barbaby Ross
Ellery Queen, Jr
Ellery Queenary
Ellery
Wrightsville
Far Eastern War Dramatization Fears Morale Drop
Special to Central Press notes Washington planners worry lack of dramatic Far Eastern combat may dull public interest as Okinawa battles persist and a possible landing looms. Officials cite Truman's cabinet moves and tax stance, warning only a postwar victory over Japan may trigger tax relief while debt climbs.
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Claude Wickara
Francis Biddle
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Harry Haak
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Over The Ratio Dials Tonight
New York reports the BLU faces a June 15 switchover with official titles fading. The network lines up a night of NBC CBS and MBS programs including Catacade drama Come Home and Blind Date at Philadelphia among others in a changing TV radio lineup.
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Barlow
Ocep Information Presse
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Bob Hawk
Burns and Allen
Screen Guild Players
Philadelphia
Mike
Brac Named After Export From Brazil Tree
The island's name comes from its export origin pau Brasil a tree whose heart wood yields a crimson dye. Pierre Curie and his wife are noted for radium discovery and piezo electric properties of crystals underpinning later advances in care. Belgiens area is smaller than Maryland.
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Pierre Curie
Belgiien
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Burgeoning romance and hospital intrigue unfold
In a tense sequence Gail leans on nurse confidences about Reyna while Dr Kramer’s influence looms. Burke plans a celebratory dinner as Gail navigates career hopes, family pressure, and a fragile romance with Burke Gentry amid hospital and social whispers.
Enamelling Origins Traced to Western Asia
Fragmentary source states enamelling origin in western Asia with unclear wording. The brief note mentions early craft and artistic influence but provides limited details on date or practitioners.
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Western Asia
Hortons to Lead NBC July 5 Radio Nightline
George Tilley reports Edward Everett Hortons joins NBC summer lineup as a radio prize. He outlines Hortons career from college days to 13 years on stage, noting he never married. The piece highlights Milo Boulton and NBC Supper Club injecting new talent like Savo, Sullivan, Ross, and others into radio audiences.
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New York
N Y
Edward Everett ‘Hortons
Bing Crosby
NBC
Edgar Bergen
Edward Everett
Brooklyn Polytechnic
Oberlin
Columbia
Hollywood
Milo Boulton
CBS
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Hooper
John Florence Sullivan
Fred Allen
David Ross
Ditto March
West Brook
van Voorhees
Oheo
Anncyne
Jey Rene
Ean Iaiden
Betty Gra
Postwar Prosperity Debate Highlights Corporate Surpluses
Secretary C Marsh opens a People’s Lobby session as the Internal Revenue Bureau reports total 1944 corporate assets at 340.6 billion with surplus and undivided profits at 54.7 billion, led by 426 giants over 100 million in assets. Marsh and Dr Haake argue surpluses spur profits and waste, urging production and reduced costs for postwar prosperity while warning against using tax loopholes and advertising costs to shield monopolies. The exchange stresses the need for nationwide production without inflating corporate gains to sustain living standards.
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MR. Mansh
DR. Haake
Marsh
Henry Wallace
Ptises
Corporata Sur
MR. Marsh
White-faced Gib Bon leaps forty feet in Toronto Star tale
A garbled Toronto Star clipping riffs on improbable feats and wartime oddities. It mentions a stuntman leaping forty feet, Julius Streicher in a scraggly beard, a cake strike of Mother's Day, and a mock medieval treasure split in two. The piece threads between satire and mock history.
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