Boyle’s Notebook and USO Tales From Manila
The piece recounts USO show veterans Harvey and Pat Dunn in Manila and Gainesville Florida with anecdotes about missing fingers and printing press accidents. It notes actors like Lewis Charles with knife hobbies and describes ships ward room customs to prevent unfair serving, including a brass buck for first seating and relic Philippine souvenirs.
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Hy Hal Poyle
Manila
From
Correspandent
Nateboot Harvey LG
Quai
Joe
Harvey Blessing
Chaatsul
Tramane
Gainesville
Fin
Flo
Tony
Deputy Assigned to Local Income Tax Office
Deputy Sonny Cooper from Oldskomn City office is temporarily assigned to the federal building income tax office to assist during the year’s busy filing period. He will aid the local office during the rush season.
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Sonny &. Cooper
Federal
Mr. Cooper
Oldskomn
Truman urges citizens to write Congress on critical issues
President Truman calls on Americans to write or tell their congressmen their views on pressing government problems. He warns about the influence of pressure groups and urges citizens not organized into groups to make their voices heard to reflect the will of the majority.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Truman Gas
United States
Buch
Grussren
Business
Iuboy
Public apathy hurts democratic process and Congress
The text deplores voter indifference and weak public engagement in democracy. It argues that low citizen opinion leaves Congress open to special interest pressure and deprives lawmakers of input from those who shape policy, noting President Truman’s proposed approach.
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Congress
Truman
Congress falters on Truman program in stalled session
The speaker criticizes Congress for inaction on the president's program noting little progress and a numb response. He argues it would be different if Congress rejected the plan but instead mostly does nothing, leaving the program stalled.
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Congress
Mr. Truman
Truman Urges Public Backlash Against Congress
The president appeals to the American people to express their views on the current pro policy through their elected representatives. He frames the moment as a test of public will and legislative accountability.
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Mr. Truman
Congress
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Karen Sue Toys
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