Smilin' Through Reflections On War And World Peace
W A Bivins recalls Armistice Day memories from Kensboro with anecdotes about gas rationing, a temperance lecture by William Jennings Bryan, and a World War I nurse’s husband who died in service leaving his widow Jennie to care for their children.
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WLB Standing Firm On Labor Policies Radio Program
Radio schedule outlines a wartime program on Labor Board policies with multiple segments and serials. The narrative block reflects on war effort, medicine, and families, praising physicians and the wives of medical men for sustaining life on home and battle fronts.
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WLB
Peeanak
War Board stands by Little Steel wage rule says no surrender
William H. Davis of the War Labor Board declares the board will not discard the Little Steel formula. He defends the wage stabilization policy amid miners wage disputes and criticizes strikes while noting minor changes from Ickes and Lewis. The statement reiterates firm adherence to the 15 percent cap and 1941-43 pay levels. The piece ends with an anachronistic note about a 1957 Scottish golf ban.
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Joseph A. Loftus
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War Labor Board
WLB
William H. Davis
CIO
United Steelworkers
Davis
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Ickes
United Mine Workers
Ickes-Lewis
Lewis
U.S. Fleets Report No Losses In Pacific Waters
A naval spokesman said American fleets in the Pacific have lost no warships in at least two weeks. He noted all U.S. vessels sunk in the south and southwest Pacific have now been announced despite Japanese claims of sinking carriers and battleships.
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Pacific
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U.S
South
Southwest Pacific
Terday
Chevalier
Henley
South Pacific
Knox
Stewart at Camp Davis attends anti-aircraft artillery school
Lt. George D. Stewart, a resident of 304 Lindsay Street, is at Camp Davis attending the anti-aircraft artillery school.
End of World War One Ratified in 1921
The text notes that officially the First World War ended with peace ratification on August 31, 1921. It mentions the delay between the fighting and formal settlement, reflecting historical closure beyond 1918. The statement emphasizes the formal end rather than the cessation of hostilities.
Women bus drivers use less gasoline and need fewer repairs
Women bus drivers in the south used 20 percent less gasoline and their buses required 40 percent fewer repairs than those driven by men. Oro Bay was named for explorer John Moresby seventy years ago.
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John Moresby
Creomulsion Promises Quick Cough Relief for Colds
An advertisement urges readers to treat a three days cough as a danger signal and stresses that chronic bronchitis may follow if untreated. It promotes Creomulsion as a non narcotic remedy that reaches the seat of trouble to loosen mucus and soothe inflamed membranes, with a money back guarantee and a war bonds push.
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