Tomorrow Will Be Fair Way One Restimend Ou Arca
Kay and Lex confront a stalled engagement as he clings to a dream of country life and she concedes to marriage. In the Winningers’ parlor a tempered kiss seals a tentative pledge, while Kay plots to keep Lex from Sherry Kent and engine a swift farm plan within six months of marriage.
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Kay
Lex
Florida
Steve Jeffrey
Dar ‘Ling
Sherry
Steve
Ing
Tee
Sherry Kent
A World Rebuilds Begins With Honest Self Inquiry
A fragmented awakening urges a nationwide turn inward to heal and unite. Leaders Hoover Churchill and Lippmann are cited as guiding examples urging a gentle start for peace. The message: every citizen must begin at home with heart, resolve, and simple objectives to strengthen nations and the United Nations.
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Hopital
Herbert Hoover
Winston Churchill
United States
Europe
United Nations
Walter Lippmann
Berkeley wins battle against poison ivy with spray
Berkeley California residents and officials organized a campaign against poison ivy using a chemical weed spray. Women's clubs scouts and local media backed the effort. City council authorized private property spraying and cost recovery, predicting wider adoption in other cities. Careful handling advised as fumes can be poisonous.
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Jane
Berkeley
Calif
Women’s Club
Memts Bey
California
No Statehood for Japan Yet in U S Plans
The article argues against immediate Japan statehood, noting how quotes from General MacArthur or others can be misinterpreted. It suggests misperceptions arise when casual remarks are taken as official intent, with casual talk about Japan becoming a state like Hawaii as a humorous or exaggerated notion.
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United States
General MacArthur
MacArthur
Japan
Soandso
Hawaii
Curran Doctrine Advocates Independent Voting and Caution
A partial, fragmented note cites New York official Thomas J. Curran urging voters to avoid party tickets and vote independently with wary judgment. It places Curran among notable Republicans in New York and mentions his 1944 Senate bid against Robert F. Wagner. The piece blends political commentary with a Bible thought and assorted trivia about bicycles and world peace.
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Wateh
Thomas J. Curran
New York
New York County
United States
Robert F. Wagner
Curran
George Washington
Voting Records Access Sparks Congressional Debate
James Marlow reports on the difficulty private citizens face obtaining any Congressman voting records. Rep Hale Boggs proposes free access to the Congressional Library records for groups of ten or more. current rules restrict such access and tools vary. The piece cites past librarian testimony about library practices and a 1942 policy shift under the Appropriations Committee.
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James Marlow
Washington
Congress
Hale Boggs
Boggs
Congressional Library
Siizen
Washwihgton
Bittes
Appropriations Committee
House
Luther Evans
On the Air Zarr Sunday Broadcasts Across Networks
C E Butterfield notes presidential broadcast by Truman addressing 35th division reunion in Kansas City. Summer replacement slate across NBC CBS and MBS lists many programs with time slots, guest stars, and forums including Rodgers Gallery, Quiz Kids, NBC Symphony, and Crime Doctor among others.
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C. E. Butterfield
Mr. Truman
Kansas City
ABC
New York
NBC
Barry Sullivan
Phil
Alice
Jack Smith
Don Ameche
CBS
Eileen Farrell
Charles Fredericks
Rise Svenens
Jimmy Carroll
Conrad Nazel
Ozzzie and
Harriet
MBS
Asia
Judy Canova
Hawk Larabee Arama
Gang
Chicago
Future of France
James Melton
NBC Symphony
Jack Parr
Alec Templeton
Fred Allen
Rochester
CBS Symphony
Kate Smith
Tony Martin
Archie
We the People
Sammy Kaye
Lee Sweetland
Willie Pi
Clarksburg Woman Named Recording Secretary at Conclave
Georgia Bartlett of Clarksburg was named recording secretary of the American Gold Star Mothers as the three day conclave concluded in Long Beach California. Harrison Rural Electrification Association of Clarksburg West Virginia was granted a $100000 loan by the Rural Electrification Administration to extend service into rural communities.
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Long Beach
Calif
Georgia Bartlett
Clarksburg
American Gold Star
Washington
Harrison Rural Electrification Association, Inc
W.va
the Rural Electrification Administration
Truman labor bill forecast gains ground on Capitol Hill
Special to Central Press surveys Capitol Hill sentiment as Ellender predicts President Truman will sign the watered down labor regulation bill. The piece notes conferees yielding, new concessions, and the political jockeying to override a veto amid broader trade and Antarctic news threads.
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Central Press
Washington
Truman
Capitol Hill
Allen J. Ellender
Louisiana
Ellender
Watson
White House
Senate
GOP
House
Fire blazes at Mitcham rubber dump in London suburb
A major fire raged at a government rubber dump in Mitcham, London, sending huge smoke clouds over the city. Thirty engines battled the flames as firefighters drew water from a river some distance away, echoing memories of the 1940 blitz.
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Mitcham
London
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