Pinch Hitter for Foreign Policy Debate at Conference
A visitor suggests John L. Lewis should pinch hit for James Byrnes at the foreign ministers meeting. He compares labor leadership to Molotov, notes Lewis’s force, Shakespearean flair, and size, and envisions a Lewis-Bevin pairing changing Western diplomacy. The piece playfully weighs protocol and prestige in this unlikely metaphor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Lewis
Jimmy Byrnes
Unots
Washington
Lewis
Byrnes
Supreme Court
Bevin
Molotov
Mr. Lewis
Washington column on postwar press freedom and bias
A Washington column critiques postwar press dynamics in Australia Britain and the United States. It notes wide disparities in newsprint capacity and information flow between nations and highlights fears over Soviet intent and western democratic reporting. The piece contrasts Australian and British publishing freedoms with American supply and public access freedoms amid wartime memory and economic constraints.
Sally and Norma's private confessions in Lintonville
Sally Maynard comforts Norma Holden as Norma confesses jealousy over Sally's popularity and skills. Richard Gregory reports Blair Canfield may arrive after the Fourth, stirring Sally's nerves about truth and perception. Sally returns to her duties at Women's Surgical while Doctor Hallock's quiet greeting hints at a budding romance.
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Norma
Sally
Willoughby
Norma Holden
Jim Hallock
Blair Canfield
Dovtur Hallock
Linton
Richard Gregory
Lintonville
Lintonville Chronicle
Pane
Pacific
Cayolyn J
Maynard
Doctor Hallock
Fragmented wartime ramblings and economic woes linger
A garbled, era-spanning excerpt laments postwar occupation myths and imperial markets. It notes shortages in Britain, rationing, factory activity, and labor reform hopes while mocking inflated claims and railing at exchange costs. A bizarre line about Sequoia trees closes the fragment.
OTHMAN Reports from Washington on British loan plans
OTHMAN writes that Britain's government faces a huge loan, with hesitations over how the money will be spent. He notes delicate clearance rules, a first loan installment of 40 million dollars, and anxieties about purchases and prices in London. The piece blends political chatter with observations on British austerity and consumer shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeoe Troniin
Britain
Treasury Dengrinivat
Landon
Lenduo
Mr Peck
Herbert Rescene
London
Miss Mack
Herp
Chancellor
Hurler Peices
The Adventures of Tana Sawyer Play Postponed
The Childress Children's Theater production was delayed as Ward Boyce Jr. who was cast as the title character Tana Sawyer contracted mumps causing the postponement.
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Childress Childrens Life ‘Theater
Adventures of
Tana Sawyer
Ward Boyce, Jr
Dr Kilmer Swamp Root claimed to ease urinary irritation
Advertisements tout Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as herbal relief for bladder irritation from excess acidity and nighttime urination. It promises gentle action on kidneys to promote urine flow without harsh, habit forming ingredients while urging readers to send name and address for a free sample.
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de Gimer
Kilmer & Ca
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