Prominent U S Citizens More Hopeful On Peace Than Public
A Princeton based Institute report finds Who's Who respondents split on war risk with 39 percent predicting another war within 25 years, 34 percent saying yes, 27 percent undecided. The general public shows more optimism than March but expects conflict within a quarter century. Events at the Paris Peace Conference and U N meetings may shift opinion for both groups.
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Institute
U. N. General Assembly
Unclear OCR fragment on wartime topic
Fragmentary text appears to reference dates and percentages with no coherent event or participants readable. No identifiable persons or organizations are present to form a proper summary.
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Liggett's Drug Store
Army officers barred from fraternizing with contractors
The War Department issued clearer rules prohibiting officers from any close association with contractors. Undersecretary Royall defended wartime contracting while warning the Senate probe findings could imply undue influence. He noted investigations into cases tied to the Garsson munitions link and pledged action if policy was breached.
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Garsson Combine
Kenneth C. Royall
American Legion
Royall
Senate War Investigating Committee
Washington
Alden C. Waitt
New York
Murray Garsson
Garsson
War Department
AFL Leaders Attack Lea Bill and Expand AFL Politics
The AFL executive council denounces the Lea bill as the low point in labor legislation and backs AFM chief James Petrillo’s challenge to it. Council also considers granting a charter to the Post Office Mechanics' Union and calls for a broad expansion of AFL political activity while maintaining nonpartisanship.
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Chicago
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Lea
James C. Petrillo
American Federation of Musicians
U. S. Supreme Court
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AFL
Federation
AFM
Council
Congress
Green
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Former Alsace Nazi Leaders Executed at Dawn near Strasbourg
Robert Wagner former Nazi gauleiter of Alsace and three aides were shot to death at dawn in a Strasbourg fort. Hermann Roehn former vice gauleiter Walter Gaedeck and Adolf Schuppel died with Wagner. They were condemned recently by a French military tribunal.
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France
Robert Wagner
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Hermann Roehn
Walter Gaedeck
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Wagner
Radio Programs Listings Reflect 1946 Network Schedules
A detailed rundown of NBC CBS ABC and local stations with daily prime time lineups for August 14 1946 and August 15 1946. Programs include Mr and Mrs North Frank Waring Show College of Musical Knowledge House Party News and serials plus local station WKBH schedules and various radio feature slots.
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Mrs. North
College of Musical Knowledge
CBS
Ellery Queen
ABC
Frankie Carlie
Fred Waring
Meredith Willson
Jack Haley
Vaughn Monroe
Arthur Godfrey
Mark Warnen
Dick Haymes
Tom Breneman
al Pearce
Jackie Hill
Vic and Sade
California Melodies
WKBH
McGarry
His
Hotel Astor Orchestra
Richard Harkness
Lee Simms
Shrednik
Joyce Jordan
Morton Downey
Hayshakers
Robert McCormick
Ma Perkins
Backstage Wile
Lorenzo Jones
Widder Brown
March of Medicine
Sacred Heart
Farm Service
Guiding Light
Just Plain
Bill
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Dbs
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Farrell
Quincy Howe
Walter Kiernan
Ialso
Mbs-West
Dick Tracy
Cbs World News
Cal Tinney
Clayton
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Raymond Swing
Mbs
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Mr Keen
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Kaltenborn
Abc-West
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Ghost bomb over Swedish lake prompts inquiry
Aftonbladet reported a so called ghost bomb bursting over a central Sweden lake nearly injuring two boaters. Swedish authorities denied proof that celestial phenomena were foreign missile tests. The paper urged a clear explanation if the objects are meteors or rockets.
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Aftonbladet
Sweden
Retort
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