Brighter Side column on barrooms and social views
The piece discusses parental child delinquency claims linked to saloon scenes and reader letters from various towns. It muses on mothers with babies in bars, the social optics, and a barkeep’s counterexample, followed by New York crime and agricultural notes from March 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Mallon
Brother Mallon
New York
Alphonse de Rothschild
Alphone Mayer de Rothschild
Park Avenue
Local and regional notices from a mid century paper
Dr. Fred Peacock dies in Durham at 69 after two years of decline. Acts of church and local officials are noted along with other community updates. Captain Long to visit son in Richmond. birthday celebration planned in visit. Florida guests stay at Black Lane Hotel. Roosevelt curtails Army mail flights due to fatalities. Local item on Guilford College endowment progress and assorted personal notices.
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Fred Peacock
Duke Hos- Durham
Point College
Thal Friends Church
Greensboro
The
Association of Teachers of
W. F. Long
Fire Company, No. 2
Richmond
A. L. Long
BE. W
Charles
Amos
Black Lane Hotel
Miami Beach
Fla
Dr Foster's L K Tonic Relief
An old style health ad offers Dr Foster's L K Tonic for quick relief from bloating dizziness gas pains and indigestion due to poor elimination. Claims hundreds have benefited. directions say use as directed on bottle and take today for pleasant easy relief.
Patterson Outpoints Moore In Pairs Boxing Card
In Poughkeepsie or nearby venues, Verne Patterson of Chicago defeats Larner Moore of Hempstead over 10 rounds. Billy Marcus of Hartford tops Oscar St Pierre of Fall River in six. Johnny Brown of New York defeats Bob Wade of Newark, with Bill Harris stopping Bill Cummings in Newark. Lester Young of West Philadelphia outpoints Jimmy Anest of New York, while Dave Freedman knocks out Young Stone of Philadelphia in the same bill. The page closes with a Red Cross appeal for 1944 donations.
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Pall River
Mass
Verne Patterson
Chicago
Larner Moore
Hempstead
Billy Marcus
Hartford
Conn
Oscar St. Pierre
Fall River
Highland Park
W. J
Johnny Brown
New York
Bob Wade
Newark
N. J
Bo Harris
Bill Cummings
Philadelphia
Lester
Cueball) Young
West Philadelphia
Jimmy Anest
Dave Freedman
Young Stone
WLB seeks White House guidance in wage dispute
The War Labor Board considers asking President Roosevelt for guidance as it weighs how to handle the AFL CIO clash over the Little Steel wage formula. panel hearings, possible general hearing, and Congress involvement are debated while March 22 looms for merit hearings.
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Washington
Afl-Cio
War Labor Board
White House
WLB
CIO
AFL
OPA
Congress
Roosevelt
Senator Austins Son Leads Company That Halted Nazis
Maj Edward L Austin son of Senator Warren R Austin led an American tank destroyer battalion that halted the Nazi drive on the Anzio beachhead February 16 17. Capt James Legendre said the unit faced 30 to 40 enemy tanks in one day destroying 25 and overrun at times by infantry and tanks. The dispatch notes the battalion held and disrupted the German counterattack.
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New York
Edward L. Austin
Warren R. Austin
Anzio
Italy
New York Herald Tribune
Homer Bigart
Rome
James Legendre
Couny Tock
Bigart Eall
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Damon Runyon
King Features Syndicate
Paar
Cra
Partment
Lancaster County
Department
Harrisburg
Morrison
Charlotte
Cameron Morrison
M. Broughton
North Caroli
Jergen
Hind’s
Castoria
Creo
Terpin
Nntment Sloan’s
Vitrus
Dowdy
Oe Rate Drug Store
RED Cross
Doans
Foster's
Tangee
Johnson
CAMAY
KOTEX
Baume Bengay
Fitch
Bayers
Mason
Vvapporus
DR. Wests
Sie Remedy Glover’s
Alka-Seltzer
Pepsodent
Stanback
PTT Rik
Schick
VICK
H. Tonic
Roose
Neldap
Green
Carolinas
J. E. Amos
High Point
Colorado Springs
Colo
Guilford College
Charles Green
Winston-Salem
T. W. Albertson
R. L. Green
English Street
R. L. Alverson
Danville
Byron Meador
Barbee Street
G.O.P
Boulder Dam
Dr.Foster
Associated Press
Ei Red Cross
Seward’s Market
Fast Commerce
Joseph A. Loftus
Senator Austin
ELKS
Wilson Wilson
Frank J. Lonergan
Wilson Lodge
Lonergan
North Carolina
United States Supreme Court
News Corporative
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