Wallace's Labor Day Speech Attacks Scarcity Economics
In Detroit Henry A. Wallace argues against scarcity economics and calls out price controls and policies he says favor ren ctionary capitalists. The piece notes his shift from New Deal positions, critiques of farming orders, labor feather bedding, and hints at political calculations dividing the nation. It highlights industry responses and questions the credibility of his claims.
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Detroit
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
Moscow
Nm Pralice Tea
Washington Column: Missile Confusion Darkens Air Power Debate
Washington Column argues the U S guided missile muddles defense priorities leaving air power debated. The piece notes military services spar over control and funding while public and Congress misjudge the missile s role. It contrasts crude glide bombs with real missiles and cites Dr Lawrence Hafstad on cross disciplinary challenges in missile development.
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America
Lawrence R. Hafstad
Joint Research and Development Board
No More Air Races Suggested After Cleveland Crashes
The Cleveland air races face a push to end the spectacle citing dangers to flyers and spectators. Four crashes occurred in one event with one death and serious injuries, and near misses threatened the crowded grandstand as stunt flights over a 50,000 spectator field raised ongoing hazard concerns.
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Cleveland
The Doctor Says by William A O Sirien
Rocky Mountain spotted fever is reported in over 40 states with about 50 cases developing annually in the United States. Authorities advise workers and travelers to remove clothing and sanitation for ticks daily to prevent infection. The disease is caused by a rickettsia entering the body through tick bites or contaminated skin and has an incubation period of two days to two weeks.
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William A. O'Srien
AL D
New Service
Ckborne
United States
Rocky Mountain spotted fever overview and treatment
The article describes fever, headache, muscle and joint pains, and a rash on arms and legs progressing to widespread body involvement. It notes potential severity and the existence of vaccines for prevention, plus suggested treatments including para-aminobenzoic acid and cautions against sulfa drugs. It ends with a Q&A clarifying ringworm of the scalp is not a blood disease.
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Rocky Mountain
We The Women Beets to Cultivate Husband Hobbies
A discussion on fostering male hobbies outside work and family to ensure future stability and happiness. The piece urges wives to gently nurture interests for their husbands, suggesting early gifts and social connections as springboards to hobbies beyond job and home. It emphasizes planning for aging, health changes, and children growing apart.
British Empire or Commonwealth of Nations debate
Q and A style questions cover terms for British governance, ancient fishing methods, flying squirrels, peanut growth, and Man o War racing history. Facts include British Empire designation, Commonwealth concept, gorge fishing method, peanuts on vines, and 1910 Saratoga defeat of Man o War with jockey John Loftus.
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British Commonwealth of Nations
Dinner etiquette for social visits and hospitality
Advice on how to handle meals when visiting someone in a city setting. Suggests accepting the host's invitation, letting them pay, and reciprocating by sending flowers to the host's wife as a courteous gesture. Emphasizes gracious, reciprocal hospitality in social situations.
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Appuawedin EG Lista
Army Orders Major General Old and others reassigned
A series of Army postings announces Maj. Gen. William D. Old reassigned from GSC detail to WDGS and as deputy director OC S Washington, to command Ninth Air Force at Greenville AAB. Several generals shift to new roles from Hg. AGF Ft Monroe to Columbus, Ohio. GSC transfers. deputy directorships in OC Washington. and Far East assignments in Yokohama. Additional officers retire, relocate, or assume duties at Fort Bliss Fort Sill Camp Lee and other bases, with several named as heads of schools and training units.
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William D. Old
GSC
WDGS
S. Washington
Greenville
Hong
Washington
US Air Forces Group
American Minsion
Turkey
Ankara
William M. Creasy
Harl S. Hoag
Charles M. Thirlkeld
Clifton T. Boyd
Camp Kilmer
Ft. Rilsy
Kans
Perry H. Winn
AST
Ft. Bliss
Joseph Stopp
Temp
Roger W. Goldsmith
FPA
Special Services Schoo
Ft, Monmouth
John CG. Faircchild
War Assets Adm
Philadelphia
Far Eastern Command
Korea
Far East Command
Yokohama
Japan
Thomas R. Bruce
WD Manpower Board
James E. Campbell
SPPE
Ft Mason
Calif
Burnaide BE
Huffman
Ifantry School
Ft Benning
Roderick Wetherll
Lewis
Woah
Woig
Rete E. Shay
Ft. UT
William ©. Vielers
QM Rhd
Ft. Sill
European Command
Bremarhaven
Germany
Constitution's Yesteryears from Lawson Notes
Moran of Los Angeles visits Br Menerief home and Mrs Russell welcomes a daughter of Mr Menerief. Verne Bowers returns to Tulsa with niece Betty Sims. Genevieve Crane, daughter of Mr and Mrs Crane, leaves to enter A and M College majoring in home economics.
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Nennie Moran
Los Angeles
Calil
J. Ac Ruan
Alva
D. Menerief
Russell
Menerief
Monjerias Jr
Verne BE. Bowers
Tulan
William Sima
Ambassador HORIZONTAL 1 Pictured Greek ambassador to U S
A dated puzzle clue list shows a Greek ambassador to the United States named Vassili taking a new post. The page mixes across and down word hints with archaic spellings and partial phrases.
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U.S
Vassili
Ocean
Egypt
Ecclesiastical Council
Fortifically 42 War god 43 Cooking utensils
Distracted OCR fragment yields a jumble of labeled clues and stray phrases. The readable bits include references to a war god, cooking utensils, a rodent, a rubber tree, a male Hawaii parent, a traverus, a $2 note, and a baronet. The fragment contains no coherent news event or context.
Inflation and the Money Core in 1948 Politics
National Whirligig by Ray Tucker surveys pessimistic economists and policy makers about inflation and rising living costs. It names Congress, President Truman, industry, labor, and consumers as key actors and warns of a looming bust if a gradual downswing is not pursued.
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Ray Tucker
Russia
Aa Soma
U.S
Washington
New York
Capitol Hill
White House
Chambers of Commerce
Congress
Truman
Henry Wallace
Marshal Flan
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Ilte
Tarmere
Steel Industry
Federal Reserve
Douglas Larsen
NER
U. S
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AAF
Army Ordnance
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N. M
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Born
Ambary
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Etangle
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Dolt
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Traverus
Baronet Cab
Aoe Taney
United States Steel
John L. Lewin
Gobourd
DRC
S. Williams
Koehler
John E.barnes
Optometrist
C. J.gramolini
AL Zew
Ourview Shoe
P. W. Sawyer
Arlington Drive
Nelson-Ward Clinic
Chiropractic
Frank. Nelson
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