Senate Leader White on foreign policy talks in campaign
Senate Minority Leader White and the Senate Liaison Committee say they reserve the right to discuss foreign policy freely during the presidential campaign while backing a united front with President Roosevelt. White notes a free exchange of views and general agreement on broad objectives, but final developments depend on events.
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Pattern Dept 1944 sewing patterns in New York mail order
An old advertisement offers Pattern 4816 camouflage and Pattern 4815 women’s sewing patterns in sizes 34 to 48 with ready made ruffles and finned work. It lists price at twenty cents and a larger 82 page pattern book from Anne Adams with a reduced post fee to Lebanon Daily News pattern department New York and Philadelphia style notes in German.
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Lebanon Daily News
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
Anné Adams
Stitchery for Tots Pattern and Needlecraft Offer
Readable text offers embroidery patterns for bibs sunsuits and lace trim with transfer designs. Includes pattern 871 for sizes 1 2 3 4 and directions plus a second needlework pattern of linens and garments. Send fifteen cents to Lebanon Daily News for patterns and add your name and address. A 32 page Needlecraft Cut Along with 183 illustrations is advertised.
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Lebanon Daily News
Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Avenue
New York
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Toya
Old swimming hole dangers in modern pools warned
A nose and throat specialist notes that replacing muddy river banks with municipal and YMC A pools reduces some hazards but raises risks of nasal and ear infections from prolonged underwater swimming. The piece cites animal adaptations, suggests protective nasal openings, discusses nasal mucous changes, and offers simple prevention tips including acidic nasal care and limited vitamin B discussion.
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Y.at.c.a
Guchike
Crater
American forces press for Tokyo area air and sea strategy
In critical war bulletin style, officials discuss potential U S strikes toward Tokyo, with naval task forces at Marcus and Wake Islands and airfield buildup in China. Reports claim American carriers ready to unleash thousands of planes, while operations extend through outer Japanese defenses and Aleutian theaters.
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Tokyo
America
U. S
Marcus Island
Wake Island
Japan
China
Aleutian Islands
Tojo
Navy Department
Pearl Harbor
Massed Allied Pamphlets Aimed at Invasion Forces
More than 125 million pamphlets handbills and posters will accompany or follow the Allies in the invasion. Psychologists writers and language experts prepared the largest barrage of printed facts and figures and instructions in history. The material will be released in floats with the bombs and designed to subdue enemy morale.
Tyrants War of Liberation Proposed by Snyder
Murfreesboro resident P Snyder suggested war name Tyranta War or Tyrants War of Aggression to President Roosevelt. The president chose Tyrants War of Liberation as the favored title amid discussions sparked by Snyder’s letter and a White House news conference.
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Ed P.snyder
Murfreesboro
Tenn
Nansevelt
Roosevelt
le Weed
Barly
Snyder
Roosavelt
Atlothear Nano
Memorial Dray and Baseball Highlight Local Events
A 1924 Lebanon scene notes Peter Ricket’s death of heart disease after a visit home. Four generations held a reunion at Walker Detweller’s near Grantsville with Joseph Helsey as guest of honor. Albright beat Lebanon Valley 7 to 2 before 2000 fans at Bethlehem Steel field in a Mompartat Bay baseball game. The first home grown strawberries of the season were brought to Lebanon by Jacob Gehman of Lickdate. M Kilizabath Spayd, a city public school teacher, was reported improving after a serious illness.
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Peter, Ricket
Lebanan
Alentant
Walker Detweller
Grantvile
Joseph Helsey
Detweller
Albright
Lebanon Valley
Mompartat Bay
Bethleham Steel Field
Lebanon
Jacob Gehman
Lickdate
M. Kilizabath Spayd
1944 Strike Curve Shows Typical Rise in First Half
Washington reports that the 1944 strike curve rises like prior years with a peak in June or July. Through April totals are 42 percent above 1943 and 11 percent above 1942, with 3,762 strikes last year. Idle days up 48 percent this year and workers involved up 16 percent. Coal industry idle days exceed 9,000,000, followed by iron and steel, automobile, transportation equipment, and textile mill products.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Alize ‘Wemrh Marbor
Iron and Steel
Tex
Honor Guest at Avon Party Honored Ruth Grumbine
Mrs Ruth Grumbine of this city who left Tuesday for Washington state was guest of honor at the home of Mrs Walter Putman 1920 East Cumberland Street Avon Guests at tending included young people from Grace Reformed Church Avon Mrs Grumbine will join a civilian employee in Washington programs and travels noted
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Ruth Grumbine
State of
Washington
Walter Putman
Cumberland Street
Avon
Grace Reformed Church
Grumbine
Looking at Life and Music Therapy at Walter Reed
A 1944 King Features Syndicate piece discusses hospital music therapy at Walter Reed and Whallington, noting experts claim hearing a patient’s favorite tune aids recovery. Frances Paperle, a former entertainer, pioneered the idea during wartime experiments. Therapies are said to help arthritis insomnia paralysis heart cases and other ailments, though the science remains contested. The writer reflects on personal musical tastes and urges cautious, judgmental use of this growing treatment.
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Walter Reed
Whallington
Fadtar
Ifno
Anernainger
Migs Frances Paperle
Cheesa
Thare
Toscanini
Harold Ickes
Tannhauser
Joly Charles’ Thomas
Soatha
King Features Syndicate
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Gouvernor martin calls shut-in day observance
Harrisburg today governor Martin urged all Pennsylvanians to observe International Shut-ins Day on Sunday June 4 1944. He urged increased active interest in the welfare of the physically handicapped and to bring cheer and fellowship to those unable to enjoy normal social life.
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Harrisburg
Cgonvernor
Martin
Pennsylvania
West Coast Watches Drive Against Japs
West coast residents busy day and night guessing invasion dates for Japanese Pacific holdings under the war effort. Public interest centers on possible D-Day like operations as authorities monitor weather and potential Allied actions along the western coast.
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West Coast
San Francisco
Debits and Wages Up in April Across Pennsylvania Area
State College Pennsylvanias April survey shows bank debits rising 2 percent from 1943 with Lancaster leading gains at 18 percent and Scranton at 17 percent. From March to April activity fell seasonally, signaling wartime peak passing and year to year declines in factory employment and hours.
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State College
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania State College
Lancaster
Sgranton
Lebanon County
Sirvicee
Reading-Lebanon
Philippine Invasion Dates Targeted By War Watchers
Reports say guesses on Philippine invasion timing cover a wide range from late August this year to the end of 1945. Analysts and veterans speculate MacArthur’s forces advancing along the Dutch New Guinea coast could trigger an assault toward Japan’s southern defenses, with northern strike scenarios also discussed for 1945.
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Philippines
Formosa
China Coast
Japan
Douglas MacArthur
Japan-proser
Governors See Sights Today in Philadelphia
Seventeen surviving governors toured Philadelphia's historic sites after three days of speeches at the 36th annual governors conference. At a Union League dinner, J Melyile Broughton of North Carolina and Dwight Griswold of Nebraska spoke on states rights and national unity, with Green and Holland also addressing the audience introduced by Governor Edward Martin.
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Philadelphia
Union League
J. Melyile Broughton
North Carolina
Dwight Griswold
America
United Nations
Broughton
Hershey
Dwight H. Green
Wiinels
Spessard L. Holland
Florida
Senate actions and committee debates in Washington today
The Associated Press reports a routine Senate session with the Judiciary Committee weighing a time extension for Pearl Harbor courts martial, the Post-War Committee reviewing unemployment compensation proposals, and the House debating labor federal security. The Tabor Committee discusses a bill to legalize a fair employment practices commission as independent offices supply bills.
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Associated Press
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Pearl Harbor
House
Tabor
Fair Employment Practices Commission
Knarf Takes a Pleasant Nap in the Garden
Knarf the shadow-boy naps under clover in a sunny garden while two bees collect nectar. The elder bee scolds the younger for envy and insists bees must work, not nap, as Knarf snoozes contentedly and remains unseen.
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Knark
Bea
Knarf
Hana
Fia
Refund on love ends with American husband billing
A New York college instructor claimed her former husband embargoed affection unless she paid him. He borrowed $2,000 from her during and after marriage, and said no money meant no romance. She sought fraud damages and won $500 from a jury in 1944.
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New York College
Mrs
Soldier in Italy Requests Lipsticks in War Mail
Conshohocken, Pa. corporal George Gebhardt of the Army Air Forces writes from Italy asking for 50 lipstick sticks. He notes shortages there and says women trade valuable souvenirs for them, highlighting how scarce cosmetics are on the front.
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Conshohocken
George Gebhardt
Army Air Forces
Italy
Gebhardt
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