Communications from readers letter format guidance
Public notices describe how voluntary communications to the editor are published and list representative newspaper offices in New York Chicago Detroit Kansas City and St Louis. The text mentions Inland Newspaper Representatives and provides addresses for multiple cities.
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Beal Sengnaare
Yen
Inland Newspaper Representatives, Inc
New York
East 42Nd St
Chicago
Wrigley
Detroit
Penobscot
Kansas City
Board of Trade
St. Louis
Syndicate Trust
Public reaction against sewer service charge proposal in Grafton
The city council faces strong opposition to adding a sewer charge on water bills. Citizens urge legality probe, petition action, and broader scrutiny of funded needs. The column praises council honesty but warns the public to express views via petitions or letters, not calls.
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Egis
Tsers
Caedid
Grafton
Grafton Peoile
Council
State Supreme Court
West Virginia
Chese Council
Secretary Marshall Defends Reciprocal Trade Act Policy
Editor's Note James Marlow reports Secretary Marshall praising the reciprocal trade agreements act as the Keystone of foreign policy. It lowers U.S. import tariffs to boost world prosperity and curb Communism, with 41 nations covered. Congress must decide before June 12 on killing, extending, or amending the act amid hearings led by Rep Gearhart.
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James Marlow
Washington
Marshall
Congress
State Department
Geneva
Switzerland
U. S
Une United States
International Trade Organization
ITO
United Nation
Havana
Cuba
U. S. Tariff Commission
Truman
House
Ways and Means
Rep
Gearhart
California
Socialist Party Convention Broadcast Schedule
Reading Pennsylvania hosts a dual day plan with afternoon and evening segments on NBC ABC and CBS. Key events include Norman Thomas platform talk Aaron Levenstein keynote addresses P P Zoidler Jasper McLevy Irving Freese and Edward A Teichert appearances on NBC and other network programming across the day including entertainment shows and Meet the Press with Harold Stassen.
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C. E. Butterfield
New York
Socialist Party
Reading
NBC
Norman Thomas
ABC 5
Aaron Levenstein
P.P. Zoidler
Milwaukee
Jasper McLevy
Bridgeport
Conn
Irving Freese
Norwalk
Edward A. Teichert
Socialist Labor Party
Paul Cavallo Melody
Henry Morgan
CBS
Fanny Brice
Morgan-Ameche-Lanefort
Zie and Harriet
ABC
FBI
MBS
Harold E. Stassen
Election race list highlights candidates for secretary of state
Page OCR shows candidates for statewide offices with party lines. Democrats and Republicans compete for secretary of state, listing names such as Kidd O Brien Chilton Conner Hill and Fleming Parsons among others. The filing reflects a party split and multiple contenders in the election.
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Boreman
Paul
Fielder
Edgar C. Lawson
Paul R. Maness
Haymond Maxwell
James Kay Thomas
R. D. Bailey
Okey L. Patteson
A. Sweeney Fleming
Linus A. Parsons
Robert H. Kidd
D. Pitt O'Brien
Sam Chil‘on
Noble F. Conner
Kenneth H. Hill
Republicans and Democrats field multiple state race candidates
The slate lists Republicans Rudolph Rogers Kenneth Shaffer Harlan Staats Russell Bell Paul Brothers Walter Ball Walter F Ball and others for state offices. Democrats W W Trent Walter Wolfe Edgar Sims Ira Partlow Fleming Alderson Lucille Chenoweth Jeter plus county races and local committees. A county race summary follows in tomorrow’s edition.
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Rudolph Rogers
Kenneth W. Shaffer
W. W. ‘Trent
Harlan’ Staats
Russell R. Bell
Paul L Brothers
Walter H. Wolfe
Grafton
Edgar B. Sims
Wabert B Lake
Hal PF. Morris
Richard E. Talbott
James M. Hatch
Walter F. Ball
Ira J. Partlow
Fleming N. Alderson
Lucille Chenoweth Jeter
Harry W. Bayer
Joel C. Bostic
Gay H. Duke
Andrew Northcott
William
Bari Rhodes
Moore M. Reynolds
Joe’ F. Burdett
James Blaine McLaughilin
Supreme Court
Lewis H. Miller
John T. Copenhayer
J. W. Maxwell
James B. Balry
Fred L. Fox
Everett Bryan Pennybacker
Red Cross Tours At Hospital Event Draw Guests
Jarrett and Mrs. R. A. J. Morrison arranged Nurse's Aides for an evening tour event at the hospital. Aides including Mrs H C Dempsey Mrs Imelda Woodyard Mrs J H Lindsay Mrs Richard Bord Mrs George Norris Miss Elizabeth Rendle and Miss Eldora M Bolyard will guide several hundred guests. The program also features refreshments and state senate coverage noting political candidates like James Louis D Meisel.
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Republicat
James Louis D. Meisel
Hospital Open House Prep Undergoes General Clean-Up
McKelvey announces a hospital clean-up as staff prepare for an Open House event. Four men were hired recently to scrub walls while guests tour the facility. parents will not be allowed in patient rooms. Subway construction began in New York as early as 1869. Gum arabic was used in medicine at least five centuries before Christ.
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McKelvey
Mr. McKelvey
New York
Christ
Lake Superior and Albatross Facts in Brief
Lake Superior measures about 330 miles in length and 160 miles across. Approximately 17 albatross species exist. Gum arabic is harvested from acacia trees.
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Lake Superior
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