Postal Notice and Editorial Policy From Grafton Post
Entitled notice outlines second class matter at Grafton and editorial rules for letters to the editor. It states signatures required, avoidance of libel, and publication under Inland Newspaper Representatives. Addresses listed include New York Chicago Detroit Kansas City and St. Louis offices for rep services.
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Grafton
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Inland Newspaper Representatives, Inc
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Chicago
Wrigley
Detroit
Penobscot
Kansas City
Board of Trade
St. Louis
Syndicate Trust
Money and education clash in a Suffolk instructor's film deal
A Suffolk University teacher, after receiving 50000 dollars for movie rights to his novel, says money matters less to educated men who gain inner resources. He kept the funds as a trust for his wife and two children, contrasting Hollywood lavish living with New England thrift and plain living.
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Suffolk University
Boston
Hollywood
New England
Tariff Act Hearings Should Be Public and Open
The House Ways and Means Committee held secret hearings on extending the reciprocal trade agreements act for three more years with only technical experts invited. The act has reduced trade barriers and supports long term access to markets for American goods, warranting public hearings to gather broad information and avoid preselected outcomes.
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House
Ways and Means Committee
Wen
Truman
Congress
FBI
Dr Condon
House un-American Activities Committee
Premium schedules target young drivers under 25
Young Drivers Underwriters propose higher auto insurance rates for vehicles driven by under 25s, citing their overrepresentation in 1946 accidents. The plan aims to shift costs to high-risk drivers and may spur expanded public school driver training to curb accidents while noting broader calls for policy-driven recovery and cautious pricing.
Thought for Today on Babylon and morality
A brief devotional note cites a Bible verse about Babylon as a warning to nations violating morality and liberty. The item references a quotation from Jeremiah 51 43 and mentions Neblett.
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Babylon
Trade Act Under Fire in Congress Fight
Washington on May 6 James Marlow reports the reciprocal trade agreements act sits at the center of a partisan clash as Republicans challenge its authority. The act lets the president negotiate tariffs with 41 nations while Congress largely hands off. Critics demand changes such as congressional approval of deals or sue-for-injury provisions, with hearings behind closed doors led by Rep Gearhart. The act expires June 12 unless renewed.
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James Marlow
Congress
State, Commerce and Agriculture Departments
U. S Tariff Commission
Truman
Gearhart
California
House
Ways and Means
Defense
Air Force
Washington
Stuart Symington
Carl Spaatz
Sir Policy Commission
America
Congressional Aviation Policy Board
Russia
Greek Government Push Drives Rebels In Greece Offensive
Greek government forces totaling over 30,000, aided by sea patrols in the Bay of Corinth, close in on Communist led guerrillas in the southwest as Lt. Gen. Tankalotos commands a reinforced corps under Lt. Gen. James A. Van Fleet observers. Victory is anticipated this month with the rebels expected to be enveloped.
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Ashington
Washington
James A. van Fleet
United States Militar
Greece
Hellenic
van Fleet
Tankalotos
Bay of Corinth
Cornflake Kelly Straw Hat Season Nears
Central Press writes about the return of straw hats for season eight and the fashion quirks of the American male. The piece humorously critiques Panama hats and similar headgear, noting their impracticality for the author while praising certain famous wearers as style inspirations.
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Wauam mi
Central Press
Kit Marshall Seeks New World After Washington Scandal
Attractive Kit Marshall leaves Washington after her parentage scandal surfaces. Aunt Chris reveals Kit’s parents’ past and the mother’s stage name, while Kit confronts stigma. A dinner drive with Mike Saunders marks a fresh start as they travel toward an uncertain future in New York.
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Kit Marshall
New York
Miss Chanfleur
Kit
Chris
Washington
Jeff
Aunt Chris
Sylvia
Janns
Martha
Evelyn
Hilary Marshall
Eve
Tracy Field
Chas
Jane
Radio Disc Jockey Era Seen Ending This Summer
New York May 5 AP networks plan closing dates for relay of records signaling end of disc jockey era. NBC and ABC schedules show programs concluding around June or July, with Deep sea water pressures noted and Bogota population now about 440000 since 1928.
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New York
Martin
MBS
Paul ‘Whiteman
ABC
NBC
Henry
Bob Hawk
Eddie
Electrician dies at work on new General Chemical plant
Edward L. Aja, 24, Huntington electrician, was electrocuted while at work on a pole during construction of a General Chemical Company plant in Wor ke Electrocuted Nit ro May 6. The incident underscores dangers of high voltage work at industrial sites.
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General Chemical Company
Edward L. Aja
Huntington
Panama Canal engineer to pay tribute to Sidney B Williamson
Harry O. Cole of Morgantown West Virginia an original Panama Canal engineer will pay tribute to Sidney B Williamson at a Panama Canal Society Washington meeting on Saturday.
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Washington
Harry O. Cole
Morgantown
W. Va
Sidney.b. Williamson
Panama Canal Society
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