Rehearsal For Reconversion Sparks Wartime to Peace Shift
The article reviews the first step toward industrial reconversion after war, praising the final four point plan led by WEB Chief Donald Nelson as sensible and fair. It notes no clear loser, cites Army and Navy needs, and compares reconversion to a theatre rehearsal to ensure orderly change. Senator Truman supports immediate action to gain experience before the reconversion rush begins.
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Washington
Donald Nelson
Army
Navy
McNutt
Ags
Truman
Missouri
OPA Sets Restaurant Price Posting Across Nation
The OPA announced a new price posting rule for restaurants and similar venues to display peak prices for 40 basic items, covering the week of April 4-10, 1944 with an August 16 deadline in Lexington District. Also notes shoe stock inventories by July 1, 1944 and lists reduced canned meat prices and cabbage ceilings.
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OPA
Lexington
Somuimcoh
Mall
Fticos
Empire State
New York
Kentucky
Nationavide
Not Too Old to Feel Young Tromone Ad
This ad targets middle aged men with life experience claiming Tromone blends vitamins and hormones to restore vitality and pleasures of youth. It promises renewed vim and attitude, suggesting older men can enjoy the same spirit and joys as before. Sold with Molandi directions and Yoakum Drug Co. listings.
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Yoakum Drug Co
Druggiuta Eueryphers
Kentucky Farm News in Brief From Rural Counties
Kentucky farm notes report Griffith Ros in Crittenden County managing 69 sows in hillside houses with scarce piglets. Meade County farmers list 85 pieces for sale with the county agent. Madison County farmers use over twice as much tobacco fertilizer this year as last year, Carlisle County farmers apply four carts of fertilizer. An estimate places overall impact at about 85 percent.
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Griffith Ros
Crittenden County
Meade County
Farmera
Madison County
Carlisle County
Extraordinary recovery tale from a war hospital unit
In a wartime hospital, Miss Fryberg recounts a dramatic recovery of a boy given up after severe injuries treated with salfe powder, while her own life unfolds through shared stories among nurses and doctors. A nurse notes Fryberg’s secret romance with Dr Merrill, as love and life intersect with war, arrival of loved ones, and miraculous moments that renew hope.
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Frybfrg
Merrill
Johnns Hopkins
Baltimore
Mer
Elizabeth
Fryberg
Alory
Yvonne
Joanna
Fredde
Seram
Ted
Lourdes
Irving
Tove
War planted hybrid goo in Owen county spring
In Owen county this spring a war planted hybrid goo. Logan and Shigeo counties report raising over 4000 chickens and hogs. A hayfield yielded 2000 bales on Roy Neely’s farm in Logat county was destroyed by army worms. Robertson county notes beef cattle increases and farmers bought registered bids. In Montgomery county twelve carloads of pulp are sold by farmers. Menifes county farmers are
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Owen ‘County
Logan
Shigeo
Roy Neely
Logat County
Robertson County
Montgomery
Menifes
Open Forum notes reader support and local farm data
A reader thanks the paper for the first notice and praises the issues read. The letter mentions subscribers abroad, a money order for a year, and plans to save data for seed amid anticipated shortages. It cites Mrs Edit Posten earning about 3 dollars per hen and six Marvin son turkey producers boosting flocks 50 to 100 percent. Fertilizer and feed costs for small grains and crude crops in Caldwell county nearly doubled since 1943.
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Edit Posten
Edmonsar County
Marvison
Caldwell County
Living Hall of Fame idea grows in Washington
The Living Hall of Fame project envisions a modern capital memorial at the Smithsonian. Sculptor Max Kalish will create busts of wartime leaders, while Kiplinger organization funds the effort and Smithsonian custody is planned. The roster remains confidential, prompting speculation about which figures will be honored.
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Peter Edson
Daily News
Washington
Vic Tim
Smithsonian Institution
Ane Fst
Max Kalix
New York
Cleveland
Ammerlein
Jabar i Flis Livinghal
Washingctau
Hewrut
Stone
Marshall
Arnold
Eisenflower
Macdighure
Leahy
King
Niraite
Hulsey
Tiedop Wuranency
Pativals
Includifg Baruch
Byrnes
Nelson
Wilson
Bowlockefeller
McNott
Owda
WPA
Gossor Revell Price
Congress
Rawtram
Tronma
Missouri
Capitol
Stimson
Knox
Patterson
Rockefeller
Dewey
Willkie
Isbor
Lewis
Marry
Keen
Wilter Lippman
Ray Chipper
Hanie Tyle
Clapper
Newton D. Baker
WM. Kiplinger
Kiplinger Business Newsletters Organization
Kalish
Bt Th
Kiplinger
Bal
Market notes from Chicago livestock prices drift higher
Chicago markets show mixed cattle futures with weights under 270 pounds rising toward Friday levels, heavier cattle around steady or slightly higher. Calves and yearlings strong while stock cattle remain slow. sows and cows bid up, feeders and heifers near peak ranges. spring lambs in light supply with varied grades and price spreads.
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Chicago
Texas
Tovers
Shang
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Joe H. Nixon
Citizens News Co., Inc
Post Offica
Middlesboro
Bell County
Lee County
Claiborne County
Tenn
Wiadorm
Dard Young
Germany
Cheops
Almilgr
O.P.A
Bistrict
Ren) Wilson
Whiet
Woap
Laxington
Price
Chester Bowles
Kentucky Farm News
Weart
Charlotte
Sume
Midwest
Open Forum
U. SS. Phitenix
Harlan and Loyal
Yours Very Truly
Wilh
Amy Jackson
Sedson
the “Living Hall of Fame
Vn Aa
Miles
Wed. & Thur
Ginger‘ Rogers
Robert Ryan
Ruth Hussey
DEVIL
Hitler
Harri
Alan Mowbray
Axia
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