Rail strike seating clash signals US railroad policy battle
Washington column by Peter Edson reports Chesapeake and Ohio and Norfolk Southern leaders seek NYC board seats, testing ICC rules on interlocking directors. The piece analyzes four to three system mergers, the 1920 policy, and potential shifts in eastern railroad control amid postwar turbulence.
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Peter Edson
NER
Washington
Chesa Peake and Ohio Railway
Robert R. Young
Robert J. Bowman
New York Central
U. S
Interstate
Gcom Merce Commission
ICC
Pennsylvania
Norfolk and Western
Wabash
Pere Marquette, B
C. and
Thia
Nyc
Young
Bowman
Railronda
TCC
Robert Young
O-Nyc
Virginian
Norfolk, Va
Kuppers Company of
Pittsburgh
Mellon Holding
Virginian Corporation
Richard Mellon
Pennylvania Railroad
American Association of Railroads
AAR
Ralle
Churchill urges better Europe aid and diet guidance
Churchill argues Americans overeat and should curb intake while war years see adequate diets. He calls for clearer Europe needs, better timing, and reliable price information to guide meat and dairy allocations. He notes nerves rise with high prices but must fall as pay becomes impossible.
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Europe
Doctor explains social climb ignites stress and illness
The piece cites doctors Jurgen Ruesch and Karl Bowman and notes social advancement can trigger loneliness and stress. It links ulcers and thyroid issues to upward mobility especially among foreign-born and second generation Americans. It emphasizes cultural change causes nervousness and urges outlets to release anger and regain well being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jurgen Ruesch
Karl M. Bowman
Journal of the American Pharmaceutical Aesociation
Acne and emotional factors in teen health advice
The text argues patients are people with problems causing anxiety and symptoms of organic disease. It notes many consult due to emotional conflicts and rejects the idea of imaginary pain. A teen asks if blood acid or tomatoes cause acne. the answer recommends a balanced diet rich in fruits and vegetables, adds tomatoes do not cause acne while chocolate might.
Flying Dutch man and Christ of the Andes facts
The text cites a ghost ship seen near the Cape of Good Hope and asks about the Christ of the Andes statue in the La Cumbre Pass on the Argentina Chile border. It notes the statue is 26 feet high on a 22 foot granite pedestal and mentions workmen's compensation laws, Garrillo Princip’s fate, and Hartford Connecticut’s claim to the oldest U.S. newspaper.
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Cape of Good Hope
la Cumbre
Argentina
Chili
Mississippi
Garrillo Princep
Archduke Franz Ferdinant
Sarajevo
Serbia
Prizon
Hartford
Conn
U. S
the Caouvant
We The Women By Rudqmy Millett NEA Start Writer
A rude exchange over a new black coat reveals how envy and belittling remarks undermine a woman's personality. The piece argues that cutting others down to feel superior harms the belittler in the eyes of society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudqmy Millett
Hollywood Notes and Film Gossip Across Los Angeles
In Sherman Oaks Jane Russell’s new home swelled past 62 000 dollars before completion. Bing Crosby and Mary Pickford era fare look to shift with a modern Mark Twain film using plastic armor. Susan Peters' courage is noted after awards and a Santa Monica shooting gallery win. Corinne Calvey remains under contract with no lead offers, while new titles and potential sequels surface. A deli window tease and vitamin toothpaste venture join the quirky showbiz items with a birth announcement from Nestor Paiva’s family after a theater program.
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Erskinke Johnson
Beaird Renamed To Legion Post Beaird Renamed To Legion Post
Brad Risinger of Sand Springs announced reappointment of Ted M. Beaird as chairman of the membership committee. Beaird, a Norman alumnus and former secretary at the University of Oklahoma, held the post last year. Also named were Max Cook as department judge advocate and a list of other paper tent assignments including Dunaway, Hoffman, Taylor, Fisher, Womack, Carrick, Chanvellor, Smith, and Shorney in various veterans affairs roles.
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Oklahoma City
Brad Risinger
Sand Springs
American Legion
Ted M. Beaird
Norman
Beaird
Alunmei
University of Oklahoma
Max Cook
Clinton
Dunaway
Bartlesville
Baillie
Peter Hoffman
Department Finance of
Fleor
Jack Taylor
Durant
Earl Fisher
Ross Womack
Sulphur
John Carrick
Blackwell
Aeronautics
Gregg Chanvellor
Tulan
Redio
Phil Smith
A. J. Shorney
Shawnee
Student pledge dilemma mirrors parental guidance in teen choices
A friend suggested joining a college sorority or fraternity, leading to a pledge. The favored approach is to thank the recommender and express personal happiness, while leaving parental notification to the Chenel and the parent’s guidance on disclosure.
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Chenel
Presidential Helper HopeoNtay 3 Age 18 Pictured 4 Requir While House a ee Time messa 7 Abstract bel 0
A fragmented puzzle style entry lists clues and partial answers across numerous asterisks and odd phrases. It includes terms like Heroet Iliad and Sun god with scattered numbers and vertical hints such as Whole and Bachelor of Arts ab.
Fragmentary OCR List Items From Unknown Page
A garbled OCR sequence presents scattered words and numbers. The legible fragments include partial terms such as foreign, read, upright, stumble, beverage, Burmese demon, railroad, and a medical suffix, suggesting a confused dictionary or index from an old page.
Worldwise Marshal Plan shifts aim from defense to alliance
National column analyzes the second Marshal Plan as a move to form a broad European and South American alliance to counter Soviet influence. It argues the Truman Doctrine yields to a pooled resources strategy, with economic and military ties expanding through Canada, Britain, and hemispheric pacts, while Russia’s bloc is pressured in the UN.
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Ray Tucker Barriqade
General Assembly
United Nations
United States
Western
Europe
Kremlin
Alan
Brulin
Truman
Moscow
Uncle Sam
Britain
France
Harvard
U. S
Canada
Great Britain
Army
Rio de Janeiro
Stalin
Greece
Italy
Turkey
Iran
Marshall
Korea
China
Japan
India
Balkans
Perate
Austria
White House
Russia
United’ Nations
Wong Penneysylvania Avenue
Paris
Rome
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
1Remiin
Scrap of 1927 crop values and farm loans noted
The piece recalls the 1927 scrap with five gins showed profits and loans totaling over 140000 dollars. It mentions buyers seeking residence property near Ponce and a Lawton area visit by Forney resident Frederick away from Frederick. It also reports the Pernimands organizing a J C Penney store event hosted by Mrs Wisdom with attendees including Mrs Ferguson and others.
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Poncela
Tripp
Sterling School
Lawton- On
Frederick
G Walter Powers
Mr Scott
Pernimatds
J. C. Penney
HL c, Wisdom
LB. Ferguson
HL Neptune
W. H. Herring
Lewis Sims
Cora Peebles
Post transfers supervision of school at Fort Sill
Information and Education section gains responsibility for the post educational program, consolidating school functions previously under Special Services. Lt Cal Leo Bagley states the change aims to coordinate post children's school activities with Lawton system officials, with no current operating procedure changes anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sills
Bac Ucation
Children's Acheel
Artillery’ Center
Artillery School
Special Services
Cal- Leo W. Bagley
Lawton
Bagley
Jobs Open as Assistant To Artillery Mechanic
Mechanic vacancies exist for an artillery mechanic assistant with hourly pay from 1.04 to 1.27. Fort S M 6-2 announced by James T. Downen, chief of civilian personnel. Applicants must be years old with at least two years in inspection, maintenance, and repair of mortars, light, medium, and heavy mobile artillery and fire control equipment. Veteran preference applies. Application blanks available at civilian personnel office in building 922, Fort SIL.
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James
T._Downen
Ian
Fort SM
East
Sil
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