Peach Coop Push Aims to Boost Fresh Fruit Sales
Cooperative plan announced by David T. Northcutt of the U S Department of Agriculture seeks to raise home consumption of fresh peaches July 24 to 30. Georgia Carolina and North Carolina peach groups join forces with Food Trades and other cooperators to promote peach use, home canning, and nutrition under the Food Stamp and National Defense programs.
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David T. Northcutt
Surplus Marketing Administration
U. S.department of Agriculture
Georgia Association of Peach Growers
South Carolina Peach Growers Association
North Carolina Mutual Peach Growers Society
Georgia-Carolinas Peach Marketing Board
Food Trades
United States Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
America
National Defense Conservation and Nutrition Program
New Brain Night Clubs Use Gambling Flair to Draw Crowds
George Tucker surveys New York night clubs where bingo and giveaways drive business. Managers deny motives as champagne and $100 banknote balloons lure patrons, a gambit that profits from crowd energy and risky hospitality. The Stork club owner Sherman Billingsley offers floating $100 notes to incite a scramble, with shouting and cheers heard far beyond the Triborough Bridge. A Greenwich Village venue also awards wine for lucky orchestra requests.
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George Tucker
New York
Sherman Billingsley
Stork Club
Greenwich Village
Edson in Washington Defends SMA relief funding plan
Edson reports on congressional action cutting 13 million from the Surplus Marketing Administration budget, potentially limiting food stamp expansion while preserving current programs. SMA will run about 222 million next year for stamps, direct purchases, free school lunches, and low cost milk, aiding 9 to 10 million and 5 million youngsters respectively. Perkins, SMA head, argues expansion could be funded by improved employment and preserved relief despite the cut, with fears of price and policy constraints from farm blocs and parity advocates.
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Washington
Congressional
Surplus Marketing Administration
SMA
United States
Congress
Paul V. McNutt
Federal Security Administration
Mito Perkins
Perkins
Diplomatic Society's Dead in Washington After War
Washington observers note there is no formal diplomatic society as Germany and Soviet Russia steer tangled relations. Officials admit visits by ambassadors like Oumansky and Halifax still occur, but genuine social gatherings are gone and the State Department must prevent cross encounters among rival envoys.
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Jack Stinnett
Washington
Germany
Soviet
Russia
Constantine Ad Oumansky
Viscount Halifax
Great Britain
Mr. Oumansky
Hans Thomsen
Lord Halifax
Herr Thomsen
Italy
Finland
Hialmar J. Aracope
Oqumansky
Gaston Henry-Haye
Procope
Henrik de Kauffmann
Old
Denmark
Hu Shih
China
Cimon P. Diamantopoulos
Greece
Mahoud Hassan Bey
Egypt
Admira
Kichisaburo Nomura
Japan
Mr. Hull
State Department
Seventh guest wins champagne at club bingo ritual
A segment describes a club where guests request songs, the seventh requester receives champagne, entertainers stage audience games to humiliate victims then soothe them with vintage champagne. The practice aims to lure guests back, framed as legitimate fun, while resembling a bingo-like social gimmick.
Stump calls curtail act ivities draw mixed reaction
The plan to curtail activities in communities provokes a split response. Merchants and relief customers approve as it eases relief burdens, governments support it for surplus crop relief, farmers see some benefit, while many not directly aided deem it a poor idea.
Martinez Meet Continues On Courthouse Lawn
Evangelist Angel Martinez and Clay ton Day lead a large Monday night gathering on the courthouse lawn. The speaker discusses the New Birth as a divine change from God that pardons the past, aids the present, and paves the future. Everyone is invited to the services.
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Court House Lawn
Evangelist Angel Martinez
Clayton Day
Evangelist Martinez
Naked fashions dominate fall attire say fashion writers
Ray Peacock notes that women’s style has moved into the open with naked fashion terms such as bare midriff plunging neckline off the shoulder strapless and slit skirts. writers refuse to excuse the trend, citing war time influences as a superficial justification.
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Brutus
Chum
WE THE WOMEN By Ruth Millett Explores Gender Double Standards
We the Women analyzes why men tolerate long stories from other men but dismiss a woman storyteller. It questions double standards in behavior toward women in romance, driving, finances, education, and public life, highlighting societal biases without blame.
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Ruth Millett
Diplomacy and astigmatism in wartime state circle rhetoric
The passage mocks diplomatic blindness to approaching threats, calling it diplomatic astigmatism. It argues that such behavior existed within the state department and social circles as World War II alliances shift, noting the Nazis' changing stance toward Joseph Stalin.
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State Department
Joe Stalin
Passing Scene Pleasures Highlight Men and Women
A reflective snippet notes the shortage of sicks and siting while musing on fashion and the eye catching charm of the passing scene. Bologna and Brutus appear as tossed phrases in a casual social musing about why styles endure and who enjoys them.
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Bologna
State Plant Acquisition Drive Begins in Arkansas
Governor Homer M. Acising initiated a push on Tuesday to secure Juention in Arkansas for industrial plants to produce synthetics, aiming to include Wlustie in the state’s manufacturing efforts. The move signals an effort to attract Industrial galants for synthetic production and related jobs.
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Little Rock
Homer M. Acising
Arkansas
Arkansas Utilities Commission Hires Houston Expert
The Utilities Commission, with approval from Adking, engaged E B Faran of Houston to prepare a report on the use of state natural gas supplies and by products for potential by products.
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Adking
The
Utilities Commission
EB. E. Faran
Houston
Tex
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Ray Peacock
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