Price panels resign amid inflation and public apathy
In Westfield New Jersey a price panel member resigned arguing price control works only with public sacrifice. The letter criticizes consumer and merchant indifference, cites widespread evasion of ceilings on prices, and warns that if inflation rises and costs soar, calls will go up to curb it.
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Trembling Leaves Review by Walter Van Tilburg Clark
Review discusses Trembling Leaves by Walter Van Tilburg Clark. It portrays a schoolboy’s growth into manhood through experimental love and music, praising prose and character building while noting its length and a faint impression of didacticism.
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Now You Tell One Now You Tell One
Eleven thousand children of Brazilian fishermen face limited schooling as ministries run only special facilities while civic groups denounce poor conditions and suggest odd cleanup methods using pigs and goats before questioning practical protection. Swans For Swan. Mrs Don Swan collects swansplats and other items though no live birds are kept.
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New Criteria Weigh Deferments for 26 to 29 Year Olds
War production priorities and heavy cutbacks in steel and munitions areas drive a forthcoming plan to determine which men aged 26 to 29 retain deferments. New rules will consider shipbuilding and transportation needs and the expected release of 2,000,000 veterans to provide replacements for spared industrial workers.
Washington Repaired Writer Bets Hoover Was Given Food Job
Hoover receives a food service role after repairing a writer position in Washington. The assignment follows adjustments to staffing and duties, with Hoover taking on duties related to meal provisions and kitchen oversight within the office.
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Hoover Returns to White House in Offhand Portrait
Washington column recalls Herbert Hoover stepping from his car at the White House for the first time since Roosevelt’s oath. He dodges reporters, deflects questions on matters of state, and appears fit and compos mentis. The piece discusses postwar relief ideas and the need for a centralized medical complex in Washington, amid debates over hospital beds and fire safety.
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Radio Dials Tonight Broadcast From Berlin Relay
Tonight's listings show NBC pool broadcaster Roy Porter relaying broadcasts from Berlin for Allied control commission meetings with programs from NBC CBS and MBS. Notable slots include Mrs North at 8 30 and Jack Carson at 8 30 along with Burns and Allen and Red Skelton style acts. The schedule features Tara and Weems plus Edward G Robinson and Bernie Grant in theatrical lineups.
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Urgent Talks Show Diverging Views On Security Council Veto
The United States insists no single power may block a council discussion on disputes under the world charter, opposing Russia’s veto-friendly stance. Soviet interprets would limit debate if a big five nation is party, a view linked to post D Day Normandy anniversary deliberations and broader alliance tensions amid attempts to reconcile positions before further moves in the Security Council.
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Night Watch in Springdale Health Office Dreams
Gail, a janitor's wife turned Springdale Health Officer, battles slum poverty while birthing a child at dawn. She plans a milk fund for needy babies, and organizes outreach for workers and children as she navigates clinic life, with Dr. McCormick and Burke shaping her hopes for the district.
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Dairy Market Reports Signal Peak Mille Output Soon Declines
In May dairy markets the WIA noted output now at a peak for the year and expected to fall off soon while the WFA warned butter supplies are becoming scarce again but remain adequate to meet demand limited by high prices.
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WFA
War economy debates on eggs and Germany effects
Continued discussions on foreign economic controls, egg production and price pressures. Officials warn of civilian shortages and potential liquidation of flocks as Holland faces food needs while Germany’s fate and postwar plans loom.
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