Propaganda Opinions and Attitudes From War Era Poll
A page based poll shows gaps in knowledge about war causes. Fifty-one percent say Hitler aided the Reich, 71 percent oppose U S military government with Nazis, 62 percent want harsher treatment of ordinary Germans, 22 percent defend Nazi persecution, 30 percent favor Germans over the English or French, and New Mexico adopts the motto It Grows as It Goes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Goeb
Hitler
Reich
New Mexico
Grand Feeling For Quality St Joseph Aspirin
Advertises St Joseph Aspirin as the world’s largest seller with fast action and economy. Promotes 100 tab bottle for 35c, claiming nearly 3 tablets for 1c and highlighting the 10c price point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Legion Post to Seek Prefab Houses for Vets
Thomasville members of the Culbreth Harris American Legion met at the Kinneywood Legion hut to discuss securing prefabricated houses for returning veterans. Commander R. M. Cooksey formed a committee led by Carl C. Wilson to explore purchasing units and securing land amid a critical housing shortage.
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Thomasville
Jan
Culbreth-Harris
American Legion
Legion Hut
Kinneywood
W. Howard Steed
Post
R. M. Cooksey
Carl C. Wilson
Norris C. Perry
O. R. Hodgin
Atomic tests value far exceeds cost says admiral
Vice Admiral Blandy, commander of the atomic ship experiment, declined to estimate current worth or operation cost. He said the value of the experiments for shaping national defense in the atomic era would be incalculable for the country’s future.
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W. H. P. Blandy
Traffic Tickets Bring Round Trip to Portland Court
In Portland Oregon a smudged batch of wartime traffic tickets surfaced in municipal court. Judge John B Seabrook waived a $20 fine from a 1933 speeding ticket filed by Sgt Dale Robinson recently home from Luzon. The judge returned a $3 check to ex sailor James A Henning of Buhl Idaho for a 1942 ticket.
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Portland
Ore
John B. Seabrook
Dale Robinson
Luzon
Exsailor
James A. Henning
Buhl, Ida
Seuare
Radio Program Schedule With Late Corrections
Radio listings show program changes due to network corrections. The lineup covers drama, serials, news, and music across CBS, ABC, NBC and MBS with times from 15 minutes to two hours and late-night varieties including The Supper Club and Dance Band Shows.
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Portia
Abe
Cbs
Dick Tracy
Abc-Basic
Mbs-Basic
Bill
Abe Cimarron Tavern
Cbe
Jack Armstrong
Abc-East
Captain Midnight
Mbs
Farrell
Abc
Tennessee Jed
Hop Harrigan
Abe Tom Mix
Abe Quincy Howe
Cbhe
Walter Kiernan
Terry
Abc-West
Howe
Mbs-West
Abe Jimmy Carroll
Dbs
Ab-West
Eileen Farrell
Dhs
Abe-West
Lowell Thomas
Abe World News
Cal Tinney
Tennessee
Jed
Tom Mix
Cbs News
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Jack Smith
Cba
Raymond
Carolyn Gilbert
Ginny Simms
Cbs-Basic
Abe Frank
Basic
Kaltenborn
Sports
Bill Brandt
Paul Lavalle
Abe He Aldrich Family
Abe Russ Drew
Ed Gardner Duffy
Abe Kate Smith
Dbbs
FBI
Abe Abriel
Abe Lyman
Walts
Websters
Cbe the Sheriff
Abe Potent Band
Moore
Nbc
Tehran and Moscow direct talks urged at UN session
The UN Security Council prepares to decide if it will consider Iran's charges against Russia and Russia's charges against Britain over Greece and Indonesia. Lebanon seeks immediate withdrawal of British and French troops, while Egypt may push a case. Secretary Byrnes urges public hearings at the earliest opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehran
Moscow
Russia
Andrei Vishinsky
Norman J. O. Makin
Australia
Security Council
UNO Information Service
Iran
Greece
Indonesia
Council
U. S
Edward R. Stettinius, Jr
Racrotiee
Byrnes
Republic of
Lebanon
United Nations
Egypt
Abdel Hamid Badawin Pasha
UNO
France
Azerbaijan
Great Britain
Greee
James J. Byrnes
Franco outlines Spain’s aim to improve ties with United States and Britain
In an interview, Generalissimo Franco insists Spain did not support Nazi or fascist policies and seeks renewed relations with the United States and Great Britain. He cites shared heritage and mutual understanding, noting Spain respects the lessons of the war and emphasizes interchanges with North America and Britain.
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Spain
Germany
Italy
Generalissimo
United States
Britain
England
Generalissimo Franco
Great Britain
America
North America
Kaiser Proposal Seeks 18 Percent Wage Rise Plus Bonus
Government eyes operation of Provo Utah steel plant as Henry J Kaiser proposes an 18 percent hourly rise with incentive bonus to end the steel strike. GM workers, CIO electric workers and other unions face stalled negotiations as mediation runs through New York. Navy to resume private control of the 20th oil plant as meat industry seizure takes effect at 12 01 am.
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Provo
Utah
Henry J. Kaiser
Aspues
General Motors
New York
CIO Electrical
General Electric
Westinghouse
Arthur S. Meyer
Navy
Students debate China demands amid unequal treaty talk
Students questioned why Dairen and Port Arthur were not returned to China. A British correspondent noted Russians held those cities by treaty. British and French officials watched as students marched past the embassies, with a few demonstrators shaking fists at reporters mistaken for officials. overall the protest remained orderly.
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Dairen
Port Arthur
China
Hong
Army notes breakthrough on high frequency radio wave reach
The War Department acknowledged uncertainty about the experiment’s future impact but cited a major advance. Maj. Gen. Harry C. Ingles said scientists can now confirm that a very high frequency radio wave from the earth can penetrate the ionosphere. The ionosphere begins about 39 miles up and extends to 250 miles. The department said radar data could someday aid mapping distant planets and studying their atmospheres.
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War Department
Harry C. Ingles
War Corps
Earth
Nashville Lt Col DeWitt Sought Moon Contact By Radar
Lt Col John H. DeWitt Jr of Nashville pursued moon contact experiments using radar. Friends recalled a decade of trials with high power radio waves as DeWitt and George Reynolds of WSM failed to reach the moon despite building the era’s most powerful transmitter.
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Nashville
Tenn
John H. DeWitt, Jr
DeWitt
George Reynolds
WSM
Cornell University Medical Setened Heroes New City
In 1898 the Cornell University Medical Setened heroes New City was established amid wartime conditions. California supplied more than 11 percent of the nation’s food during the war years.
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Cornell University Medical
California
War Department
Stock Prices Fall Across Major Dull Session
New York stock prices moved lower with scattered exceptions as United States Steel American Telephone General Motors American Water Works New York Central U S Rubber Bethlehem Steel United Aircraft Montgomery Ward Youngstown Sheet & Tube Western Union A Northern Pacific Texas Co Standard Oil NJ Chrysler Motors and Kennecott Copper dropped.
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New York
United States Steel
American Telephone
General Motors
American Water Works
New York Central
U. S. Rubber
Bethlehem Steel
United Aircraft
Montgomery Ward
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Western Union “A
Northern Pacific
Texas Co
Standard Oil (Nj
Chrysler Motors
Kennecott Copper
Chicago cattle and hog market report from January
Salable hogs 11 000 total 13 500 fairly active steady market on all weights and sows good and choice barrows and gilts 180 pounds and over 14 85 ceiling sows 14 10 ceiling good clearance to order buyers and small killers outside interests taking about half the run. Salable cattle 2 000 total 2 000 salable calves 300 total 300 limited supply fed steers and yearlings steady nothing strictly choice here and eastern demand rather narrow on low choice offerings bulk 14 00 16 75 top 17 00 paid for 1025 pound mixed steers and heifers no choice heifers here but other grades well cleaned up at 11 50 15 50 cows steady to strong cutters 8 50 down most beef cows 9 50 12 00 medium to good beef cows 13 50 bulls very scarce fully steady vealers 15 50 down.
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Chicago
USDA
Textile market steadies as unions seek higher wages
Small lots of print cloths sold for quick delivery in the cotton textile market. The textile workers' union announced plans to press for higher wages at southern mills. Limited allocations of wool goods were reported as industry pushes for revision of the wool maximum average price plan.
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New York
Textile Workers’ Union
Southern Mills
G O P Pushes Substitute Draft For Labor Disputes
The committee was urged to draft a substitute after the present version was called too weak. The plan would create fact finding boards to settle labor disputes but stop short of giving subpoena power or banning strikes during deliberations. President Truman requested boards with subpoena authority and a 30 day cooling off period.
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Truman
Cotton futures ease on erratic demand amid retail demand slump
Cotton futures slip 15 to 25 cents a bale amid scattering sihet ments tied to the low cost apparel program. March through December quotes show declines from early levels with noon trading 30 to 85 cents lower, reflecting cautious demand in the converting trade.
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New York
Calta
Early Contest Entry Preferred by Professionals
Professional entrants say the first week offers the best chance as competition is lighter. They advise submitting early to secure favorable conditions and avoid crowded rounds.
United States prosecutor cites Russia stance on postwar order
Joseph Keenan, chief U S prosecutor, notes Moscow silence as Russia names a judge and associate prosecutor. Empire representatives include Great Britain, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. MacArthur orders Japan to tighten narcotics control and enact penalties for violators.
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Joseph Keenan
U. S
Empire
Great Britain
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
Moscow
Russia
Keenan
MacArthur
Notice to creditors of Clyde Daniels Jr estate Guilford NC
Having qualified as administrator of Clyde Daniels Jr deceased Guilford County North Carolina this is to notify all persons having claims to present them by January 12 1947 or this notice will be pleaded in bar of recovery All debts to estate should be paid immediately This 11th day of January 1966 Co A Daniels administrator Montheu Ave Greensboro NC
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Clyde Daniels, Jr
Guilford County
North Carolina
Co. A. Daniels
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