Subscription rates and notices at Gratton newspaper
James F Holt Eastor announces subscription rates for local deliveries and mail orders with prices for weekly monthly and yearly plans. The notice also states second class matter status and guidelines for letters to the editor with signature requirements and publication policies. It lists advertising representatives in New York and Chicago.
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Gratton
Inland Newspaper Representatives, Inc
New York
Fifth Avenue
N. Y
Chicago
Wrigley Building
Forgotten Negro innovator who changed sugar refining
Norbert Rillieux, Louisiana born in 1806, developed modern sugar evaporation methods in France after education in Paris. He built a re evaporation system that reused vapor heats, transforming refining despite patent troubles. Died in 1894, his place in history overlooked.
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George Washington Carver
Norbert Rilleix
George P. Meade
Paris
New Orleans
Rillieux
France
The Constitution as roadway to a lasting union
A reflective piece on the U S Constitution’s endurance amid historic clashes over amendments and court power. It recalls Jefferson, Hamilton, Marshall, Dred Scott, Lincoln, and Roosevelt while urging faith and civic support to sustain the nation and adapt to new challenges such as the United Nations.
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Jefferson
Hamilton
Marshall
Supreme Court
Congress
Dred Scott
Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Enition
United Nations
Peace Gardens in Denver Replace Victory Gardens
Denver keeps war gardens as Peace Gardens to ease local food shortages and aid starving Europe. Some call them Mercy Gardens, but Peace Gardens remains the preferred name for the hungry year.
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Denver
Europe
Bible Thought for Today on Jealousy and Achievement
A brief devotional notes that small and selfish souls envy those who excel. It urges rejoicing when others surpass us after we do our best, citing Saul and David from First Samuel 18:7, attributed to Press Radio Bible Service of Cincinnati Ohio.
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Saul
David
Samuel
Mother of the Year debate laughs off in satire
Zadok Dumkopf mocks the idea of a Mother of the Year praising all mothers and suggests a rival Mother-in-Law of the Year concept. He cites Wok offering his own mother as a candidate, describing a flawless relative who sends cash gifts and stays silent on her own ills, a hypothetical dream figure.
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Baloney
Zadok Dumkopf
America
Wok
Over The Radio Dials Tonight and Summer NBC Schedule
New York May 9Information Please will end June 24 on NBC and be replaced by Benny Goodman summer show July 1 through September 2. Goodman continues into winter with Borge and other features starting September 9. Meredith Wilson orchestra King Sisters Ben Gage and more join NBC lineup. Topics Tonight lists Burns and Allen Dinah Shore Crosby Abbott and Costello Vallee. CBS schedules Keen FBI Kostelanetz Island Venture Palestine Discussion Lum Abner Town Meeting and more. MBS Carrington Playhouse Victoria Powell and Dick Powell mystery air.
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New York
NBC
Benny Goodman
Borge
Goodman
Daniel Golenpaul
Meredith Wilson
King Sisters
Ben Gage
Burns and Allen
Dinah Shore
Bing Crosby
Abbott and Costello
Rudy Vallee
CBS
Mr. Keen
FBI
Kostelanetz
Alec Templetot
Lum
Abner
Morgan
Carrington Playhouse
Victoria
Dick Powell
Truman signals possible seizure powers in coal crisis
President Truman described potential seizure of railroads if needed to keep them running and weighed authority to end the coal strike without United Mine Workers leader John L. Lewis. He warned the British loan remains essential and urged rationing steps by the Civilian Production Administration as coal shortages deepen. Utilities and rail freight face constraints, with plans to ration electricity and manufactured gas to prioritize food and fuel movement.
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Truman
America
General Motors
Chrysler
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Senate
Lucas
Civilian Production Administration
Mississippi
Iowa
Missouri
Minnesota
CPA
Vandenberg Emerges As 1948 Presidential Contender
Washington report notes Senator Arthur Vandenberg of Michigan rises as a potential GOP candidate for 1948. At 62, he faces age and regional balance questions, but enjoys strong GOP support and international stature from war and postwar roles. Also discusses a worldwide food shortage lasting 12 to 18 months and U S rationing pressures.
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Washington
Arthur Vandenberg
Michigan
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United Nations
Byrnes
Wander
Philadelphia
Wendell Willkie
GOP
Vandenberg
Congress
Midwest
Truman
Italy
French North Africa
Poland
Finland
United States
America
Murder in Neal's Room Strikes Margot Ingalls
Jane Applebee awakens to a murder scene in Neal Farrast's suite. Margot Ingalls lies dead in a lavish robe with a jade paper knife, prompting Jane to call Hunt Berwick for police while Rosa fears the truth behind the gathering of guests and missing alibis.
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Fane Applebee
Neal Farrast
Grenorous
Neal
Insence
Ain
Ia Korghe
Sho
Thor
Mirgét
Case Ingalls
Hollywood
Dr. Hunt Berwick
Dita
Brenda Katgit
Polly Wood
Famoun’ Couthrler
Beane Rénaurd
Tonio Valente
Margot
Deane
Mont
Sion
Jane
Boston
Tonlo
Jade
Woot Berwick
Hunt
Dinar
Pally Woodforda
Brendé ‘Knight
Staele
Colot
Mademoiselle
Mademoiselle Tarraint
Polly
Newt
Margot Ingalls
Deane Kennard
Rosa
Miss Jane
Mrs. Ingalls
Mrs. Ingall
Denly
Police
Charlie
Hunt Berwick
Jane Applebee
Claire
Margot Ingalla
City to vote July 2 1946 on charter change
City officials order election for July 2 1946 to decide a charter change. City attorney to draft ordinances and notices while the city clerk arranges election supplies. Citizens will elect five charter board members to draft a new charter for submission to voters.
Broadway Bright Lights and UN Delegates In New York
A garbled 1940s style column notes Gale Storm in a Monogram film, UN delegates in New York, and a swing parade with the Statue of Liberty. Mentions Flo renci a Guardia campaign, Grover Whalen, and a World’s Fair tie in. Highlights include ex Broadway acts, radio stations, opera guests, and backstage showbiz chatter.
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Andrel
A. Gromyko
Ashtto
Ussr
Hollywood
Gale Storm
Monogram
New York
Phil Regan
Polgeman
Pécauisé
Florenciia
Guardia
Grover’ Whalet
Whalen
Avenue of the Aner
Trdmen
Broadway
Mondadra
Berk
Sitindtowass
Como
Bebe Daniels
Die Throth
Neem
Dyname Abd
Oseer Tinier
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ODT
Senator Vandenberg
State Department
Russia
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Belgum
Stoutmont
Allied Commission
Ceme
U. S. Stenar Corps
Vandermere
Bridget
Nand
Gbh
By Bob Wiki
Ron Gadsby
RCAF
Slave Lake
Bootti
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Columbia Univ
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Robert Moses
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