Inland Newspaper Bids and Representations Notice
A fragmented OCR snippet references inland newspaper representatives in New York Detroit Kansas City St Louis and other cities. It mentions communications bids and post office matter dates and acts, with a dated March 3 18 reference and syndicate trust bids. The readable pieces imply a trade board or advertisement notice across multiple cities.
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de Po
Eens Inland Newspaper Representatives, Inc
New York
St. Congo
Detroit
Kansas City
Board, of ‘Trade
Bt. Louisis
Syndicate Trust
Memorial Day Remembering Peace and War Price
Memorial Day honors courage and sacrifice of those who served. It notes war has a price and peace likewise requires sacrifice. The speech asks why we hesitate to commit to peace and emphasizes the unknown cost of both war and peace.
Fatal Weakness in Dictatorships Tied to Russian Case
A critic cites a major flaw in totalitarian rule, arguing that denial of unwelcome information, exemplified by Soviet leadership, doomed Germany and risks Moscow. Milton Shulan, once Canadian and author of Defeat in the West, highlights how silence to bad news imperils the Kremlin and allied plans.
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Germany
Glarinng
Great Britain
Russia
Ber Hese
Milton ‘Shulan
Cer
West
Hailes
Communist Party
Moscow
Kremlin
Proposal for a permanent world war crimes court
The text argues for a permanent international court within the United Nations to try war criminals from future conflicts. It notes current trials focus on Germany and Japan and suggests the court must have strong authority to hold officials from any side accountable. A deterrent value is proposed for sustaining international law.
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United Nations
Germany
Japan
International Court
United Nation
Men Are Better Than Women Says Court Ruling
The text satirically mocks a Minnesota Supreme Court decision, suggesting men are superior in strength and capability. It weaves in fragmented quotes and cultural allusions, then shifts to reflections on civilization, manners, and a Bible thought for today about an understanding heart and prayer.
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Minnesota Supreme Court
Minnesota
Readers defend right to petition in Grants?ton sewerage tax
Letter from Robert W. Wittman of Grafton argues residents had right to sign a petition opposing a sewerage and garbage tax. He denounces accusations of hoodlum conduct at a public meeting and defends orderly, honest debate while urging turnout at City Hall to sign and read the petition. The editor notes emphasize civil discourse in public forums.
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Jte
Hazel_Atlas
Pottery
Robert W. Wittman
Grand Street
Grafton
W. Va
Torial
GM increases raise to 1.64 hourly for Auto Workers
General Motors and the CIO Auto Workers union sign a two year contract totaling 11 cents per hour. Eight cents cover living costs and three cents raise living standards with yearly 3 cent boosts, plus a mechanism to adjust the eight cent component based on living cost changes. The plan guarantees no loss of the three cent raise over two years and outlines quarterly cost-of-living reviews.
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General Motors
CIO Auto Workers’ Union
CBS
Sen
Robert
A. Taft
Ed Mur
ABC
Earl Warren
California
Harold Stassen
Halal
Aldrich
Jol‘Son
Antrothy
Kirsten
Jack Carson
Eve
Badie Cantor
FBI
Peach
Keon
Andy Russellevue
GM wage agreement signals living costs tie in pay
Washington May 27 three key points emerge from General Motors wage deal: it could guide other firms and unions away from strikes, ties raises to living costs with automatic adjustments, and advances in workers standard of living. The article notes contrast with U S Steel Ford and Chrysler positions and mentions broader implications for labor costs and policy. It also includes scattered regional notes about Huntington and West Virginia, with biographical details of local officials and veterans.
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James Marlow Washington
General Motors
U.S. Steel Corporation
Ford Motor Company
Chrysler Corporation
CBS quiz show “Who-Cun-It” offers cash for mysteries
A new CBS program titled Who Cun It opens at 4 30 p m Sunday offering cash prizes for solving four mystery puzzles. Bob Dixon hosts and Santos Ortega assists as experts in radio mystery acting. The format includes a potential Jackpot for contestants testing their detecting skills.
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C. E. Butterfield
New York
CBS
Bob Dixon
M. C
Santos.Ortega
Six Barbour Contested Sale Case Involves Vehicle Stripping
Report notes ongoing proceedings in a traditional sales contract dispute where Goldberg recovered a vehicle after noncompliance. It alleges the car was stripped of about 300 dollars in parts and ties to a separate case involving an alleged shooting of Lucille White, with James White and Shenaeree implicated. a .22 caliber firearm is referenced.
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Page
Goldberg
Lucille White
James White Shenaeree
Beginning of a tangled youth romance at Tracy Field's party
Kirk and Kit confront secrets as they linger in a crowd of lovers and masks. Mike and Kirk drift through flirtations while Tracy's grip on the evening cracks. A fainting incident upstages the party, hinting at deeper tensions and future revelations.
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Mike
Tracy
Kirk
Kit
Sam
Satoras
Tony
Anita
Tracy Field
Today’s General Knowledge Grab Bag
A quick trivia round covering an annular solar eclipse definition and dates. Questions include when gas cooking entered the U.S., the largest South American city, which nation first explored the Ohio River, what baby hippos are called, plus notes on Modern Manners about punctuality and May 25 birthdays and events.
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United States
South America
Ohio River
Euclid
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Cordell Hull and Eva LeGallienne Profiles and Doings
Cordell Hull, born in a Tennessee log cabin in 1871, rose from local law to the U.S. Senate and served as secretary of state after Roosevelt’s inauguration. Eva LeGallienne, London-born, founded the American Repertory Theater and is considered a leading American actress, now directing in New York. The column also includes brief aphorisms and a quiz item.
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Cordell Hull
United States
Tennessee
Cord
Hull
National Normal
Lebanon
Senate
Hut
Roosevelt
Eva LeGallienne
Paris
New York
Miss le Gallienne
American Repertory Theater
London
George of
Ngland
New York State
Indictments for Bicycle Theft and Fraud in May Court
Okey Swiger Richard Alzer and Adkins were indicted for stealing a bicycle valued at $25 from Glenn Corder of Camp Run. Elizah Mayle faced charges of obtaining goods by false pretense from Alva Mayle. Arraignment set for next Tuesday. no petit jury for May term, likely continued to next term. Barbour court opened Monday with Judge W Merle Watkins.
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Okey Swiger
Richard Alzer
Adkins
Glenn Corder
James Corder
Camp Run
Elizah Mayle
Alva Mayle
Barbour Court
W. Merle Watkins
Aes
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