August Thoughts and Poems Inspire a Quiet Reflections
A period piece column for The Enterprise discusses August as a time of forward planning and seasonal change. It cites Edgar Hartley near Black Mountain and quotes Thomas Hood on Christian charity, then presents excerpts from The Bridge of Sighs as a moral reflection.
Women urged to aid tin salvage drive at home front
The article appeals to mothers sisters and wives to support tin salvage during wartime noting Japan still controls most of the nation’s tin reserves. It stresses the crucial role of homemakers in maintaining metal supplies for the armed forces.
Empire State Building Endures Bomber Impact
Steel experts report the 12 ton bomber impact on the 102 story Empire State Building caused damage comparable to heavy artillery. The exterior beams on the 79th floor bent but the main structure remained intact. An army inquiry reviews the crash as the observatory opens to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Empire State Building
American Institute of Steel Construction
Army Board of Inquiry
War Department
Plan To Give President Unlimited Power Favored
Senate leaders reportedly plan to ask Congress to create a world security council delegate office without tying presidential authority to use troops. Democratic Leader Barkley and Connally of the foreign relations committee prepared to bring the issue in October. A proposed resolution would fix Stettinius Jr. as ambassador but require Senate approval for troop actions, while other terms remain to be defined.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
World Security Council
Barkley
Connally
D-Tex
Foreign Relations Committee
Truman
Edward R. Stettinius, Jr
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Stettinius
Makin
Ter
Byrnes
Cly
Security Council
Michigan
United States
Pepper
D-Fla
Russia
Western Hemisphere
General Assembly
Vandenberg Bers
Benger
Ration calendar for week of August 6 1945
The notice outlines validity and expiration dates for processed foods Red and Blue stamps Meats and fats sugar shoes and fuel oil gasoline rationing. It instructs car owners to write license numbers on each car coupon and present the rationing record when claiming passenger car gasoline.
Radio Schedule Notes Corrections and Program Lineup
The document outlines a dense radio grid with time slots from 6:00 to 11:18 including news reports, serials, music shows, and talks. Corrections by the network adjust Eastern War Time to specific hour shifts and list programs such as News Reports, Tom Mix Serial, Superman’s Paper, The Lone Ranger drama, and later editions of The Supper Club and Hollywood features.
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Fastell
Nde Spartew
the Hawk
Cbe Jreene Wicker
Aliceast
Hop Kiarrigan
Atter Abe Tom Mix
Abe Obey Howe
Cbs
Walter Kiernan
Abe-West Howe
Mbs-West
America
Abe Jimmy Carrol
Argiestra
Dick Tracy
Abc-West
Eileen Warrell
Cbe
Jack Armstrong
Abc- West House of Mystery
Lowell Thomas
Abe
Eds Charile Chan
Tom Mig
Ted
Abe Fred Morrison
Mbe
Abe Hedda Hopper
Hollywood
Ebs
Abe Bob Hawk
Qula
Abc
Kaltenborn
M.H
Abe Vox
Poppy Parks
Warren
Cba Pic
Pat
Abe Cecil Brown
Don Gardiner
Howard Barlow
Abe Mary Astor
Mary Christmas
Arlene Francis-aberof
Broradway
Bertram
Cba
Voorhees
Marlin Hurt
Beulah
Great Lakes
Abe Briel
Evens Maupin
Abe Screen Guild Players
Che
Tokyo Calling
Propaganda Ser
Mike
Channel Nob Hawk
New Glass Fiber Plants Planned for Navy Life Jackets
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp announces Kansas City as the site for two new glass fiber plants to replace kapok in navy life jackets. The plants will employ about 1,500 workers, involve a $15 million conversion, and operate under a navy contract with monthly output over 1,000,000 pounds. This output would be nearly 100 times larger than Newark pilot plant production. Suttons warbler was found in West Virginia in 1939, 21 years after ornithologists believed all eastern birds had been located.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp
Toledo
Ohio
Newark, Ohio
West Virginia
America
Still's Disease A Form Of Arthritis
Still's disease is a long lasting form of arthritis in children striking early in life. It commonly affects the fingers wrists and knees with fever and swollen joints, and may involve the spleen. Treatments vary. vitamins heat therapy and certain vaccines have shown benefit in some cases. Doctor Ashman links dental infections and undulant fever to some instances and emphasizes thorough investigation and correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling H. Ashman
Dayton
Ohio
Ashman
Still
Parolee Surrenders After Psychiatric Persuasion
Harolds Peebler, a parolee and former mental hospital patient, surrendered to Dr H A Perry after deputies held vigil three days at his Deer Park farm. Chief Deputy Sheriff Mons Alvin said Peebler fired at officers earlier and had vowed not to return to hospital. The insanity warrant was issued by Judge Ralph Foley with no violence guidance unless lives were endangered.
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Spokane
Wash
Mons Alvin
Alvin
Deer Park
H. A. Perry
Eastern Washington Hospital
Harold Peebler
State Hospital
Medical Lake
Idaho
Washington
Peebler
Ralph Foley
Electronics Know-How In New Radio Sets
Governor Raymond F. Baldwin of Connecticut ties postwar prosperity to individual initiative and cooperation among labor, management, and government. He argues 60,000,000 jobs depend on grass roots effort, self-help, and market cultivation including South America, not just Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond F. Baldwin
Connecticut
South America
Washington
Doctor Walks Out Sparks Miners’ Sanitation Protest
Dr Elizabeth Hayes the sole physician for FORCE Pennsylvania district resigns over intolerable sanitation conditions prompting 350 Shawmut Mining Co miners to quit. The doctor calls it a short vacation while company president John Dickson says efforts to replace her have failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert
Betty
Temple
Wellsville
N. Y
John Dickson
Buffalo University
Ford says veterans can lift industry with new ideas
Henry Ford II at the Army Air Forces convalescent hospital urged that the returning veterans provide value to industry not the other way around. He praised their combat responsibility and considered their ideas as potential assets requiring opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawling
N. Y
Henry Ford II
Ford Motor Company
Army Air Forces Convalescent Hospital
Ford
Careful prep tips for cutting hard flower stems
When cutting tough flower stems it helps to crush or slit them a few inches from the base before placing in water. This widens the interior to improve water uptake and prolongs stem freshness.
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Sweills
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Midway
Thomas Hood
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Bridge of Sighs
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Pashion
Gilad
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Sont Reer
Mbarsy
Tise
Robert P. Patterson
Cold Springs
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International
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E. V. McLeod
Prop
S. Wrenn & Green
Morgan
Esso
North Main
Montlied
West End
English & Phillips St
Still’s
M. G
Kine Peatore
Sradicate, Inc
Worky
Wagger
Standard Oil Company OF
New Jersey
Cone
Meee Tee
Ring
Atlas Products
English and College Sts
Baker’s
N. Main St
General Motor
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