Steel Plate Fame And Frontline Feats From Cherbourg
A South Carolinian places a steel plate over a foxhole and survives an 88 shell strike that splits the plate. Lt Sam Gwin and comrades adapt to war’s realities. Separate reports recount Lt Ralph Miller and two soldiers guiding a cement officer behind Cherbourg lines and Pvt A C Doebler’s daring救 rescue of a wounded man under heavy fire.
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doct ors' way to date all good drug stores
ad copy promoting doctors' formula for piles and rectal remedies sold at Thornton & Minor and other retailers. claims quick relief and availability at various drug stores and discount shops.
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Federal probes loom over Philadelphia transit strike
Philadelphia looked to FBI agents and a federal grand jury for possible disclosures in a paralyzing transit strike. Union charges of corruption and sinister activity sparked pursuit of the "big fish" as investigators prepared to convene.
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War Manpower Chief cites hours lost in transit strike
Frank L. McNamee, regional director of the war manpower commission, stated that a six day transit strike caused 4,000,000 man hours lost in defense plants, equaling 267 Flying Fortresses or five destroyers in wartime production. He noted this covers only war plants and excludes late arrivals and subcontractor losses, which could add another 1,000,000 hours.
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War probe begins as NYC transit strike ends Army takes control
A federal grand jury opens tomorrow to investigate the Transport Workers Union and company conduct after the Army seized the lines to end a strike over racial job upgrades. Henry A. Schweinhaut says the inquiry may last a week or more. Frank L. McNamee and other officials may be summoned.
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Postwar Security Talks Postponed
Acting Secretary of State Stettinius said postwar security talks are postponed to August 21 at Russia request. The Anglo American Russian phase of four power talks was to begin in Washington August 14 with U S Britain and China to follow, but Moscow needs more time for preparation before Soviet representatives depart.
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Tobacco Marts In Carolinas Open Today
FLORENCE S C After a week's delay while governors of flue cured tobacco states await an OPA ceiling adjustment border belt markets in North Carolina and South Carolina began the auction season with growers hopeful for maximum prices The War Food Administration reports the present crop far superior to last year The belt's estimate is 174 225 000 pounds The OPA ceiling remains 43 1 2 cents a pound Some markets expect light sales due to curing and labor shortages while others foresee blocked sales All markets report exceptionally high quality tobacco There are 15 markets in the belt The North Carolina spots include Whiteville Chadbourn Goose Creek Fairmont Lamberton Fair Bluff and Tabor City
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Master Singers to Perform at Emmanuel Baptist Church
The Master Singers will present a program at Emmanuel Baptist Church on Tuesday August 8 at 8 pm. Everyone is invited to attend. Elder Diggs will lead a revival at the House of Prayer for the rest of the week with public welcome. Card of thanks from Mrs. Easter Pearson for cards and kindness during illness. Domestic airlines are expected to fly 897 million ton miles in mail, passenger and cargo by 1950.
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South Carolina Markets Named Mullins Lake City And More
Readable lines list Mullins Lake City Iico Timmonsville Loris Derrington Conway and Dillon as market names in South Carolina. No further details provided about events or dates.
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Hollywood Casting Shifts and Studio Buzz Across Tinseltown
Hollywood gossip outlines John Emery joining Tallulah Bankhead's film romance opposite Bill Eythe while Susan Hayward and Jess Barker curb separation rumors. Rosalind Russell plans a reunion with her brothers as James Russell returns from service. Ann Doran visits from England as Colonel James Travis's leave looms. Charles Boyer’s French library heads to government use, and Betty Hutton and Mervin LeRoy grow closer amid a flurry of star sightings.
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Hollywood Happenings and Backstage Bits Return
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United States Air Power Leader in Global Aviation
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