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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1946
Page
4
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Senate Labor Committee members oppose Senate Bill 1349 to raise the minimum wage to 75 cents, arguing it shifts from a per person minimum to a family wage standard for a four person home, risking government control of all wage policy and harming free competition.
Listings detail two OPA continuation discussions on Tuesday and Thursday plus prime time radio and TV lineups. Notable speakers include former OPA head Jeon Henderson and Fulton Lewis Jr with programs across NBC CBS ABC MBS. Various entertainment features cap the evening slate with drama concert comedy and mystery shows.
A magazine warning highlights how materials and labor costs soar, causing under insurance in many homes. Examples from Logansport show a house started at 9000 costing 15000 now and rising, underscoring fire insurance urgency to avoid tragedy when a loss occurs.
Henry Russell of NBC Bandwagon leads a six figure signing at the signing point while Anne Whitfield, seven, signs for a coast to coast radio program. The Great Gildersleeve will take a full 13 week vacation this summer returning September 15. Joe Sodja from the Fred Waring Show began in vaudeville with Martha Raye. Milton Chase, WLW Far Eastern expert, earns a U S Navy commendation for wartime service as a war correspondent in the Pacific.
A two year nationwide study on American children will be led by two Boston child specialists under the American Society of Pediatrics. Harvard sociologist Arlie Zimmerman argues for rebuilding family life and endorses families of three or four children, contingent on economic stability and global peace. He urges including women on the study panel and calls for civic engagement beyond homemaking.
A public exchange features Samuel Pettengill and George Soule debating U N O versus non intervention. Pettengill argues for a Europe-centered system and warns against naive neutrality, while Soule stresses inter national cooperation, strong economy at home, and preventing war through world unity.
Jane Applebee, a literary agent, hosts her glamorous sister Neal and faces a tangle of rival desires. Neal schemes with flirtations and hidden ambitions while Margot Ingalls battles career anxiety and financial pressure. Jane weighs trust, money, and fragile reputations as chaos erupts around a staged reading and disputed apartment privacy.
The Kentucky Derby remains restricted to three-year-old horses, making it impossible for any single horse to win the race more than once. This age limit ensures each Derby features a fresh field rather than repeat champions.
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