Tin Pan Alley and Its Rise in American Song Industry
The article recounts Tin Pan Alley’s birth and evolution from 14th Street to Broadway in New York, highlighting the songwriters, publishers, and performers who built a vast American music industry. It notes the 1914 to 1919 era, the dramatic growth of firms like Von Tilzer, Schirmer, Remick, and Feist, and the bustling street life that fueled the era's creativity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mth
Century-Fox
America
Wwaines
Pan Alley
Bell
Jey
Furnitory
New York
Uintry
Toeatre
Isay
Saenger Theater
von Tilzer
G, Schirmer
The
Me. H, Remick & Co
Shapiro, Stein & Co
M. Witmark & Sons
Harms Co
Leo Feist
Waterson, Sans Seder
Mills Brothers
Ers
1944 Industry is Waking Giant
1944 Industry is Waking Giant by Claude A. Jaggem, Associated Press. Analysis of America’s wartime mobilization and economic outlook as defense needs surge, factories ramp up, and unemployment shifts amid postwar anticipations and tax policy debates. Names and places referenced but not fully clear due to OCR.
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Claude A
Jaggem Associated Press
Fitim Et al
New York
America
Dictstors
United States
Pittsburgh
Gary
Bumingham
Stirlings
Denmark
Norway
France
Congress
Britain
Uncle Sam
Walied
Inflation and defense spending challenge postwar stability
The piece discusses inflation risks from wartime and postwar spending, noting rapid monthly outlays of hundreds of millions and rising wage demands. It reviews lessons from World War I, possible rationing and price controls, and the balance between private enterprise and government defense contracts. It cites banking concerns and a rise in loans as defense mobilization accelerates.
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Germany
Uncle Sam
Bens
England
Rosston Loses to Spring Hill in Winter Meet
Rosston, Ark, brought three teams to Spring Hill on Friday night January 3. Spring Hill Jayjox boys crushed Rosston Juniors 32 to 4 led by Martin with 19 points. Rosston girls lost 20 to 15 with Dodson scoring 10. Spring Hill Senior boys beat Rosston Seniors 32 to 22, Flowers 9 points and Martin 7. Upcoming Jan 10 games at Blevins and Midway in Lafayette County.
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Rosston
Ark
Spring Hill
Sprit Hill Jayjox
Martin
Elmore
Dodson
Bobo Swith
Anderson
Flowers
Hoover
Atkins
Eams
Hope High School
Blevins
Blevina
Midway
Lafayette County
Barbs on money, stamps, and aging in society
A fragmented editorial note argues money saved outperforms money earned and recalls the anti tuberculosis stamp drive, noting all people are born helpless. It laments aging gracefully as more gray hairs are dyed black and comments on social blooms like a wallflower.
Valerie and Mary Face a Turbulent Truth at University
Valerie insists on revealing her feelings to the Connellys about Jerry while Mary denies marrying him. At the hospital Jerry lies injured for months, and the Connellys debate how to break news to him. Mary worries Jerry may reject or harm himself, complicating any chance to reunite with Valerie.
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Esterday
Valerie
Connellys
Jerry
Mary
Snto
Mery
wWerry
Christmas Rush Ends with Hospital Reunion and Plans
In a hospital room after a New Year accident, Jerry recovers with Bandages and a grin as family visits. He ends a romance with Val, vows to return to school, and asks Mary to stay during his recovery. The scene closes with reflections on Christmas rush and Easter plans despite turmoil.
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Jerry
Martha
Mary
Terry
Kathleen
Sheila
Dr. Connelly
Valerie
Val
Hugh
Fes
Jand
Sport Champs Find It Tough
A garbled sports roundup cites Joe Louis, Betty Davies, Alice Marble, Jackie Burg, Wilbur Shaw, and Don Lash with various titles and wins. It mentions the 1940 Indianapolis speed trials, a red-hot football season, and Cincinnati versus Cleveland in the World Series, plus boxing and track highlights and court results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Dillon Gravam
Joe Louis
Don Lash Tule
Economic Outlook for 1941 in a Turbulent World
The framework of the democratic free enterprise system faces higher taxes nearly universally predicted yet asks for minimal constitutional disturbance to boost national income and tax revenues. The American economy enters 1941 on a path toward rising income despite serious global disorder and major forthcoming challenges.
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Wotl
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Whaeb Wiseacres
Holland
Belgium
Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Chicago Pit
Anio
Roosevelt
Federal Reserve Board
Piermign Reynaud
Frante
Defense Commission
Willkie
Morgenthau
Rio Grande
Roogevelts
RFC
Federal Reserve
Kinnks
Mis Wes
Hempstead
Nevada
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Mrs. Connelly
Hefairy
Dad
Mother
Kathieen
Tarry
Goodby
I Wall
Tigers
Nostig Clevelant
Wchiere
Oscar Vitt
Cincinnati
Reds
Henry Armstrong
Yed
Pictule Zivio
Li Jenkins
Laya Bers
Bontain
Oklahom
Don McNeit
Bobbby Ingest
Southern California
NCA
Strong East College
Minnesota
Stanford
Saint de Michigin
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Chix
Sage Beyrs
Washington
Hedskins
Amg
Tigris
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