Issue in Congress shapes price control debate
In a noisy congressional debate the press notes the push for anti monopoly tools, price stability aims, and cooperative options. Analysts weigh dangers of inflation, job losses, and consumer demand as lawmakers argue over government lending and competition measures to curb profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Benondy
Congress
Furthe Sr
Tennessee
Antiantonopoly Daw
Begks
Roosevelt
Sweden
England
Supwithin
Siewherey
The Perilous Life of a Broadway Show
A hard look at Broadway production reveals huge costs and high risks. Producers spend years securing scripts and financing while the cast and crew wait on partial pay. A failed show ends with debts, broken careers, and a lingering dream that vanished.
Closeup and Comedy ane JOHNSON-GEORGE $ SCARBO Hollywood
Desperate for work a Broadway casting agent lands four names for actors all of whom are dead. A prisoner case in Miami reports a convict thumbed a ride from a prison truck and now works on the county prison farm. British courts see fifteen thousand wives seeking separation orders yearly as three thousand five hundred husbands go to prison over court allowances.
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New York
Wege
Blank
Bain
Anil
Whys
Wales
Broadway
Uhere
Manhattan
Hollywood
Miami
Joe Casey
City Prison
Carey
Japanese Wages Not So Very Low
Washington reports a shift in view on Japanese wages as imports rise and tariff protections keep Japanese goods competitive. A recent Oriental Economist study shows Japanese real earnings up since 1914, sparking debate on living standards and potential effects on foreign trade and military funding.
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Associated Press
Washington
New England
Commerce Department
Japan
Tse
United States
Great Britain
America
IMM
Press Room Farce and a Giant Philippine Table
In Washington a press room scene unfolds as a 15 foot table carved from one tree becomes a hat rack and seating for reporters in the Chief Executive’s offices. Amid political bravado 100,000 residents vote by mail while others remain disenfranchised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Bells Chapel Remembers Local Visitors and Guests
A long list of area residents and friends visit, host, or attend church and social events across Bells Chapel, Delight, Prescott, and Hope. Notables include Susie Sutton, Joe Chamlee family, Homer Mendenhat, the Yates, Bailey, Andrews, Bradford, and many others, with weekend trips and Sunday gatherings noted among local households.
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Rov
Thurman
Caney Mebsidea
Susie Sutton
Bears Chapel
Joe] Chamlee
Chamico
Homer Mendenhat
Pregcott
Anel
Fred’ Yates
J. B. Bailey
Prescott
J Kyle Andrews
Delight
Ondis Bradford
Lindsey Presley Ard
Lenda Lee
Briday
Hy & Te
George Stewart
Tom Shackelford
Hope
Virginia Honea
Prescott War
Louise Chimmings
Mida Nona Frée
Conway
Lavora Gordon
Glenwould
Cahey
Tate
Henderson State Teachers College
Arkadelphia
H. P. Tate
Alton Bell
Arel
Garland White
Lloyd Shackelford
Notable Seller Amid Visitors At Busy City Elevator
A seller among tourists stands with cries of visitors outside a bustling site. During peak hours the elevator completes a round trip about every ten minutes, drawing steady lines of sightseers and daily activity.
Half Acre in Eden stage play tryouts in Bobbs Neck
In Bobbs Neck, Marcia Canfield pursues a role in the Stagecraft Guild production after Frank Kendrick’s disappearance and their broken engagement. The guild, its cast and director selections, and village gossip unfold as tryouts begin at the Community Auditorium with 27 parts and wary optimism from committee members.
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Mr. Canfield
Stagecraft Guild
Marcia
Eden
Frank Kendrick
Marcia Canfield
Serenity
Babbs Neck
Kendrick
Bobbs Neck
Maret Canfield
Frank
Mancia Canfirud
Shiglep Cankield
Frank Sandrick
Keddrink
Arconntn
Marcela
Soontenr Dramnatics
Irs
Guild
Mike Bradfordi
New York
Mike
Miss Sellers
Village Stagecraft Guild Chooses Cast For Eden Play
In a village audition the Stagecraft Guild selects 41 hopefuls for roles in Half-Acre in Eden. Ralph Hanson Jr wins Bully McGuire, Helen Waddell lands Sully, while Dorothy Osborn and Marcia Canfield contend for Julia and Emma before final casting assigns Canfield as Julia and Osborn as Emma, amid town chatter and rivalries.
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Bully McGuire
Ralph Hanson, Jr
Ralph, Jr
Hanson
Sully
Bully
Helen Waddell
Marcia Canfield
Helen
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George Ross
Ane Johnson
George $ Scarbo
Che
Dominic Felix Ameghe
Honore Prendergast
Monument
National Museum
Lindbergh
St. Louis
Capitol
Seve Wlor Couzens
Johu
Thomas ‘Taylor
Regian
Cornell University
Ithaca
Edmund Ezra Gray
Livingston Farrand
Dr. Gray
Dartmouth
Harvard
Michigan
Bells Chapel
Istanbul
Greece
Europe
Welshiner
Belov
Readers' Service Bureau Room
Eighth Ave
New York, N. Y
Helen Welshimer
Nemessi
Namie
Philip Canfield
Canfield
ARCIA
Bradford
Robert Dickson
Joan
Hoelirs
Julia
Learing
Emma
Dorothy Osborn
Miss Osborn
Miss Canfield
Dorothy
Miss Beller
Tonfer
Marela
Mike Bradford
Julius
Ermnima
Emmi
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