Friday Music Club to Meet at A Whillow Home
Serial calendar lists January events including Friday January 10 meeting at 7 30 p m at the home of A Whillow led by Mrs J E ae and a series of Circle meetings January 13 at various homes with chairpersons, plus a Business Women's circle gathering and notes on Prose meeting and Girl Scout sponsorship.
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A. Whillow
J. E. Ae
Oiday
Presley
Chu
Paul
Paul Raley
Ched
Jack Lowe
Carmson
Leo Robins
Jttherine Mas Simms
Mary Dickerson
Florida
Isabelle McCorkle
Porter
Swamp-Root Kidney Remedy Ad Prospect
An old advertisement touts Swamp-Root by Dr Kilmer as a natural medicines formula of 16 herbs to soothe kidneys and bladder. The ad claims relief from backache and nocturnal urges, improved sleep after initial doses, and invites readers to obtain a free trial or full bottle via mail or drugstore.
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Kilmer
Dept. S. Fee Co. Inc
Stamford
Community Service Committee Meeting Attended by Three Mrs Gosnell Foster Wingfield
Mrs R L Gosnell Mrs W Y Foster and Mrs E O Wingfield drove to Hot Springs Wednesday for a Community Service Committee for Camp and Hospitals meeting held at the Army and Navy hospital. Fred Russell Jr has returned from a holiday visit in Los Angeles. Hospital notes report Mrs George Stroud doing nicely after a major operation at Josephine hospital.
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R. L. Gosnell
W. Y. Foster
E. O. Wingfield
Hot Springs
Community Service Committee For
Army and Navy Hospital
Fred Russell, Jr
Los Angeles
California
George Stroud
Josephine Hospital
Truman Continuing Budget Debate on Federal Spending
President Truman defended the budget as showing fixed costs of about 33 billion dollars and four and a half billion dollars for executive agencies after significant trims. He did not address threats by House Appropriations Committee Chair Taber to slash spending to 29.14 billion dollars next year.
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Truman
Taber
Rny
House Appropriations Committee
Truman warns taxes must stay high to repay debt
President Truman says federal duties cannot be met in 1948 at lower cost and that even if costs were reduced, maintaining revenues is essential to begin repaying the national debt. He defends current wartime taxes and prioritizes relief for lower earners when tax cuts arrive, outlining a tight budget with specific program reductions and gains across 15 categories.
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Rep. Knutson
R-Minn
White House
Truman
Market Report Poultry and Produce and Livestock at St Louis Jan 10
Chicago reports weak live poultry with varied FOB prices and steady eggs. At St Louis National Stockyards, hogs 5,700 with higher prices for 170 lb plus, cattle open slow with weak undertone, veal 30.00, sheep market not established.
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Chicago
ST. Louis Livestock National
New York Cotton Slips On Budget Pressure and Liquidation
New York cotton futures weakened in late trading as local and commission house liquidity pressure, plus weakness in securities and the president's budget message, weighed on prices. Losses reached up to 3.5 dollars a bale before partial rebound, with late quotes 2.20 to 3.05 lower than the prior close. May 31.68, July 29.94, March 32.41.
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New York
Commission House
Mah
Jly
Grain and Provisions Move in Choppy Chicago Trade
Offerings of cash corn and oats by farmers and country elevators rose sharply while futures waned on the Chicago board. Nearing the close cash corn on a to-arrive basis totaled 6,000 bushels and oats 150,000 bushels. Deferred corn futures dipped about a cent. January was steady as September oats fell below 60 cents for the first time. Wheat held, closing unchanged to a cent lower with January at 2.14, corn 1.31 1/4, and oats 74 3/4 to 7/8.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
New Orleans Cotton Futures Decline Amid Weekend Liquidation
New Orleans on January 10 reports a wide drop in cotton futures by about 8d due to weekend liquidation and hedge selling, with weakness in other markets. Closing prices slipped from $4.95 to $5.70 per bale lower. session high 32.81, low 31.83, close 31.83.
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New Orleans
Spectacular Musical Opens at Rialto
The Paramount Technicolor musical Blue Skies stars Bing Crosby Fred Astaire and Joan Caulfield with Olga San Juan and Billy De Wolfe. Crosby sings sixteen Berlin tunes including two new numbers You Keep Coming Back Like A Song and Getting Nowhere while Astaire delivers a famous Ritz tap routine. Caulfield shines as the screen partner andCaulfield’s charm fuels several production numbers in this Berlin hits spectacle.
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America
Irving Berlin
Paramount Technicolor
Bing Crosby
Fred Astaire
Joan Caulfield
Billy de Wolfe
Olga San Juan
Berlin
Paramount
Rialto Theater
Crosby
Bing
Astaire
Fred
Ritz
May yee stock moves and daily figures summary
The dataset shows May yee with 32.12 low 31.06 close 31. Fly al records 30.54 low 29.28 close 29. Four October high 27.70 low 26.5 close 26.55 65. This item lists intraday highs and closes across multiple entries, reflecting fluctuating values and end of period results.
Nighttime chase and a trip to New York for Jeff
Sidney Cameron hatches a covert plan with Hannah to pull Jeff from danger, securing a bank withdrawal and a railroad ticket to New York. Sidney travels alone through a dim lodge to confront Richard Breen, where a tense, abrupt awakening follows the casual greeting Ace.
House May Leaders Rate Economic Outlook and Policy
Six of eight leaders view income tax cuts as certain or probable with three certain and five probable. Four expect army navy merger to be probable though four call it unlikely. Universal military training seen as unlikely by most, rent controls could end soon per some while others see no opinion. Budget message due at noon signals a White House Capitol Hill clash over spending.
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Rose
Muth
Papa
Jeff
Hannah
Sidney
Mamma
Basil
Bleeker
Main Street
New York
Chaimvers
80Th Congress
Army
Truman
White House
Capitol Hill
Blue Skies musical romance tops Berlin production
Fred Victor quits Crosby for irresponsibility then reunites years later. The Berlin music forms the backdrop to a tender love story in a Sol C. Siegel produced musical comedy. Directed with emphasis on music and fun by age Heisler.
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H Fred Victor
Crosby
Berlin
Sol C. Siegel
Age Heisler
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