Veterans in Industry and Society Face Retirement Reality
The article argues older workers remain valuable beyond retirement age, urging employers to reassign, train, and utilize their experience. It cites Winchester and military labor insights, discusses wage and employment concerns, and calls for bipartisan effort to create jobs for all. It also touches on lynching history and Roosevelt remarks in a broad social critique.
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Winchester
Aigner
Windipsarks
United Nations
Whitt
F. Kenneth Berrien
Colgate University
Pean
Veterans and local ties mark a busy weekend
A flood of furloughs and home visits among the armed forces affects families across the area. Pvt Henry Yeary and Pvt Alfred C Holley recently returned from visits, while Vincent Lee Cooke and Matthew Felting visited from Toledo to see kin. Funeral attendance for Mrs J Watts drew relatives from Knox ville and beyond. Church events, school lectures at Lincoln, 4 H activities, and campus dining fundraisers complemented a weekend of community life as families reunite and neighbors support local organizations.
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Fi Strativan
Toledo
Henry Yeary
Hare Inn
L. Smith I
Lynnwood
Alfred C. Holley
Frank Buckner, Jr
Eddie Cloud
Laurence Neal
Armed Services
Clarence Goins
Lincoln School
Knoxville
W. M. Wilkins
Sid
C. Parkey
Mitchell
South
Reunion and Redemption Between Walter and Margaret Drummond
In a tense domestic scene, Margaret Drummond confronts fear and infidelity, recalling a photograph and confessing to a longing for self-improvement. Walter appeals to their lasting bond, guiding her toward renewal and reconciliation. The couple resolves to restore their marriage and host friends the Beckleys to prove their commitment.
Open Forum Nostalgic Homecoming in Kansas Imagery
Fragmentary lyric poem recalls growing up in Kansas with open fields, rivers and a longing to return to a beloved home. It muses on unity, peace, and friendship, depicting a rural landscape of ranches and stars above. The piece expresses affection for familiar places and people, urging a return to where the soul feels at home.
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Kansas
Ain
Kansas State
No Walking Home From Japanese Defense Row
Fragmentary wartime note mentions Mias Virginia RL Quillen and dismisses Western airmen as expendable. Jumbled lines reference Jap Zero wanes and crowded spice in the cockpit leaving no room for apparent intern.
Fayette County War Board Resign Over Labor Panel Orders
Lexington Sept 2 WN group of Fayette County War Board members resign in protest to orders to appoint Labor representatives to panels. They warn action could weaken the panels and hamper mobilization efforts amid wartime duties.
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Lexington
Varios
Fayette County Warning Board
Spealizen
Short Speech by Clare Boothe Luce Sparks Washington Row
Washington dispatch notes Clare Boothe Luce delivering one of the shortest congressional speeches as she urged “clear everything with Sidney” and sparked Democratic concerns over Dewey’s campaign offense. The piece covers Democratic reactions, political strategy, and Willkie Roosevelt tensions during the late 1940s race.
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Feter
EDSON
Daily News
Washington
Clare Boothe Luce
Ot Worm
Connecticut
Mr. Speake
Sidney
Dewey
Haimegais
Nkex
McCormack
Rightlt Acee
Willkie
Roosevelt
Madison Square Garden
New York
Home Nurses Aid Mothers Far From Home
Rett Crras Nursing Service Assistant Director writes for NEA Service urging home nurses to offer friendly advice and contact to young wives and mothers separated from family by war. She cites 2,000,000 U.S. women trained in home nursing and shares a camp anecdote of a nurse hosting an weekly gathering to comfort and assist those left to cope alone.
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Onal
Trott Rett
Livia
Die Coumbrye
Pat Loagh
United
Howe Nursing
Imran
Exirlx
Secretaries words scarce at labor press conferences
Reports on the March 1944 labor briefings show Secretary of Labor candidly avoiding firm positions. The June 1944 transit figures indicate a 5 percent rise over June 1942 with 1,905,201,000 passengers, highlighting public transportation trends.
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Murdes
Jsmak
Secretary of Labor
Perklis
Labor
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