Market Report Hope Star readers briefed on steady trade
Market report from Hope Star notes steady trading activity in Hope Arkansas. Names listed include editor H. Washburn and managing editor Paul H. Jones with machinist supervisor Georgu W. Hosmer. Advertising manager Emma G Thomas and cashier Jan t A. Davis are also mentioned. The item is stamped as a second class mail registration under the 1897 act with AP and NEA association credits.
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Alex. H. Washburn
Paul H. Jones
Georgu W. Hosmer
Jan T A. Davis
Emma G Thomas
CIO Leaders Delay Taft Hartley Action Until Oct Convention
The CIO executive board meeting in Pittsburgh announced it will wait until the Oct 18 convention in Boston to decide on compliance with the Taft Hartley law. It requires non communist affidavits by labor leaders, with Denham saying 15,000 workers could be barred from NRLB use if affidavits are not filed. The statement denounces the act as harmful and notes some unions prefer bargaining over the act’s machinery. The Machinists union notified the Labor Department it fully complies, claiming 625,000 members.
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CIO
Boston
Philip Murray
Robert N. Denham
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NLRB
D.ee
Murray
NRLB
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Independent
International Association of Machinists
U. S. Labor Department
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Benator Vandenberg
Rmich
Congress
Ip Ic
Truman
Vandenberg
Tthe
Senate
Petropolis
Brazil
Robert Lovett
United States
State Department
White House
King
England
House
Ealling
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
George F. Kennan
Policy Planning Board
Paris
Lovett
Kennan
Marshall
Commrce Harriman
Draft Eisenhower for President League targets GOP delegates
Three political amateurs in Washington form the Draft Eisenhower for President League to push Ike’s name on the 1948 GOP ballot. Maurice Mumford, Robert Harr, and Henry Spalding plan clubs nationwide to persuade Republican delegates to nominate Eisenhower by acclamation at the convention, likening the effort to Wendell Willkie’s 1940 path.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Maurice B. Mumford
League
Mumford
Robert M. Harr
Henry D. Spalding
Eisehower
Wendell Wilie
Radar Cooker Promises Faster Home Cooking in 1952
The Raytheon radar cooking device could bake, broil, or steam meals in minutes, reducing pot watch and splatter. Demonstrations showed steaks ready in seconds, potatoes in 25, and vegetables in under a minute, with a kitchen unit about the size of a refrigerator and eight trays inside.
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Washington
Sept
Radaragee
Raytheon Manufacturing
jGa
Navy
Otistence Company
Boston
Cleveland
Battalo
Sid
Raytheon
Church Cirvela and Auxiliaries Gather Monday Afternoons
Social and Personal Cirvela No 2 of the Women's Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian Church meets Monday at 4 PM at Mrs Jim McKenzie home. Cirla No 3 meets at Mrs O C Lewis home. Cirla No 4 meets at Mrs Roy Johnson home. The Women's Auxiliary groups plan gatherings, with preachers urged to attend. Also notes movements of John Frisby to McAllen, Hope youths heading to University of Arkansas Fayetteville, and Sgt James T Copeland returning from overseas. Mrs William Maurice Barrett and Mrs Charney Dudley visit. Plead for water.
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First Presbyterian Catu'ch
Harvey Barr
Cirela No
Parst Presbyterian cHich
O'Clyusk
Oc. Lewis
Clegle
First Presbyteria
Roy Johnson
Mother Love in Debate on Dorothea Dix Letter
A reader argues that a mother's love for her child is the strongest bond, stronger than the affection between husbands and wives. Virginia agrees, noting mothers often sacrifice, forgiver, and endure neglect, while war and divorce strain marital ties, yet many mothers place children above themselves.
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Miss Dix
Virginia
Ata
Fanny Brice to Open Birth Season on CBS Tonight
New York Sept 5 program listings show Fanny Brice opening the birth season on CBS at 6:30. NBC and ABC schedules include Lavalle Melody at 7:30 and FBI at 7:30 with boxing and other shows listed. Public notices and lecture notes reference pediatric care and ambulatory services as part of ongoing health education.
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Good Pediatric
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William A. Reilly
University of Arkansas, School of Medicine
Reilly
San Francisco
University ‘of Califormia School of “Medicine
New York
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Fanny Brice
Snooks
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NBC
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Lavalle Melody
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Theale
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