Good Health Program Cut Off Air In North Carolina
A Hollywood Good Health program featuring NC movie and radio stars and a Cherry appearance was cut four minutes before ending after WDNC Durham stations engineers went on strike. WDNC and other stations briefly resumed with non union staff before further cuts. Jarman said no advance notice was given.
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Raleigh
Hollywood
North Carolina
Cherry
N. C
WDNC
WPTF
Jarman
Allen
Richard Mason
Ader
Durham
Varman
Wake Forest
Charlotte
Sation
C C Frazier Dies At Home On High Point Route 5
Clarence C. Frazier of Route 5 Randolph County died Saturday at 11 15 AM after years of declining health. Born October 25, 1884, he taught at Welcome and Prospect Schools before farming. He was a Trinity Methodist member, survived by his widow Eunice Miller and brother Dr A E Frazier. Funeral Monday at Prospect Methodist Church.
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Clarence C. Frazier
Mr. Frazier
Randolph County
F. Cicero
Eugenia Colne Frazier
Randolph Spounty
Welcome
Prospect
Rome
Trinity Methodist Church
Eunice Miller
A. E. Frazier
Prospect Methodist
Splock
United Mine Workers urge wage, hour gains in coal talks
Shenandoah Pa leaders of the United Mine Workers call on John L Lewis to reopen the anthracite coal contract and press for higher pay and shorter work weeks. Lewis has sought terms with the government and private operators, with a Monday meeting set with Interior Secretary Krug to seek a blended settlement.
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Shenandoah
General Eonine Board
United Mines Workers of American
AFL
John L.lewiss
Lewis
Capt
N. H. Collisson
Secretary of the Interior
Krug
John Steelman
City of Motors rises as slum free metropolis core plan
Rio area project Cidade Dos Motores aims to house 25 000 people in 12 000 acres with two factories including an airplane engine plant and a tractor factory. The city features four planned neighborhoods, pedestrian and bicycle streets, and central admin culture sports centers, with expansions planned as population grows.
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Brazil
Rio DE Janeiro
Nea
Rio
Cidade Dos Motores
Motors
New York City
Paul Lester Wierner
Jose Luis Sert
Antonio Guedes Munich
Brazilian Airplane Factory Commission
Wierner and
Sert
Wierner
Peru
Food supplies outlook for fall and winter
The article notes large fruit supplies from this year's pack and a record canning year for civilians since 1941. Vegetables remain plentiful with prices lower than last year. Grain products are expected to be somewhat larger in the coming months than last winter.
Government Rubber Procurement Extended Past March 31
The Civilian Production Administration committee heard industry leaders insist national security requires continuing public rubber procurement as part of broader plans to sustain the U S synthetic rubber industry. Steelman urged extending priority powers and keeping controls on natural rubber use beyond March 31 to avoid price spikes and jeopardizing reconversion and security.
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Civilian Production Administration
Steelman
United States
Congress
WSB Controls Wage Increases During Wartime Policy
The text explains that while the War Stabilization Board could not lower wages, it retained direct control in building and construction. The WSB could approve wage hikes, which then became a factor in OPA price approvals, tying wage increases to higher price caps.
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WSB
OPA
United States Eyes Global Trade Talks in 1947
The United States plans a preliminary Geneva meeting in April under American auspices to seek broader tariff reductions and lay groundwork for a world trade organization by summer 1947. Britain may cut empire trade preferences during negotiations tied to a $3.75 billion loan. Participants are asked to file statements by December 21 and attend hearings January 13.
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Inter-Department Committee
Clayton
United States
Britain
State Department
Geneva
Switzerland
Russia
United Nations
Prices and rent controls face changes after decontrol
President Truman signals possible rent and building material price shifts as decontrol nears. Wyatt cites continued ceilings on new homes at 10 000 dollars and 80 dollars monthly rent while preserving sugar and rent ceilings for now. He warns that removing material price controls risks housing goals. Consumers resist high prices, but withholding goods risks economic paralysis.
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Truman
Wyatt
Office of Price Administration
Paul Porter
Chester Bowles
Congress
80Th Congress
Wilson Wyatt
America
Mr. Truman
GOP Leaders Debate Primaries Across States
Alabama’s Claude Wardman says a primary is financially impossible as GOP support was under 25 percent in the last election. Florida’s Do Spades supports state committee delegate selection as satisfactory. Kentucky’s Jouett Ross Todd argues primaries unnecessary in border states with Republican governance. Also mentions ancient Chinese magnetism circa 1766 BC.
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Tion
Claude O. Wardman
Alabama
Republican Executive Committee
Do. C. Spades
St. Augustine
Florida
Kentucky
Jouett Ross Todd
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Chamber Music Guild Orchestra
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International
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