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European dollar bottleneck hinders recovery and tool supply
A. G. Bryant, president of the National Tool Builders Association, accuses European authorities of politicking with ECA dollars, delaying machine tool purchases and slowing recovery. He argues for free supplier choice and urges action to unlock $150 million in unapproved orders while noting relief remains needed but insufficient. Also recaps Frederick N. Goldsmith’s stock tips case and a court ruling on insider tips.
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Worry Clinic Tackles Unmarried Women and Romance
Dr George W Crane examines Rita a 24 year old secretary who seeks marriage guidance noting a dating imbalance in church groups and YMCAs He urges churches to expand social roles with psychology marriage and courtship clinics to attract and guide single women and men alike
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Washington Happenings on Campaign Dignity and Labor Policy
The piece contrasts President Truman’s rough campaign style with Governor Dewey’s dignity as they spar over labor rights and policy history. It notes the Norris La Guardia Act and Railway Labor Act origins under Republican leaders, and references Truman’s Iowa speech and the coal strike impact. It ends with a call for community church support and public notices on social questions.
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America in My Eyes A Reporter’s Doting Flag Day Reflections
Erich Brande laments political pageantry while praising American landscapes and freedoms. He urges readers to travel observe and value the nation and its heritage before praying for greater civic insight.
New Yorkers Talk to Themselves as Habit and Wall Street Wanders
Arthur Baer notes one word leads to another as New Yorkers habitually talk aloud in public spaces. He compares self talk to cab talk and yodeling, with echoes noted from Madison Square Garden to the Brooklyn Bridge. The piece casts a humorous, observational view of private chatter in urban life.
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Autumn Returns: Hal Boyle Paints New York Season
Hal Boyle describes autumn in New York as a rebirth that ends summer fatigue. The city leaves behind heat and weariness as theater, art, and streets glow with renewed energy. The essay contrasts summer's fading cling with autumn's awakening mood across Broadway, Fifth Avenue, and daily life.
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Destiny and dreams mix with real freight in steel trade
Genevieve Kemble notes Friday forecasts urge practical focus to avoid romantic impracticality while dreams may come true and birthdays bring curious, strange overall trends. The report highlights intuition and a daydreaming child may reach goals with proper direction amid a steel industry freight share of twelve percent last year.
Milwaukee man cures insomnia by ice skating nightly
A Milwaukee man troubled by insomnia was told by a psychiatrist that less housework and time spent outdoors would help. He abandoned chores and now skates each night while his wife washes dishes. He says he returns home content and sleeps like a bear.
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Young fashion shifts and autumn rain memories
The piece notes how youths drive fashion changes from jeans skirts to pencil silhouettes and flat shoes. It contrasts this with a rainy mood, farmers happy for moisture, and adults nostalgically recalling summer as fall rains begin.
Dewey cabinet guesses and the people who might join
George E. Sokolsky outlines that Governor Dewey will form a nationwide cabinet drawn from varied Republican factions, led by capable, decisive leaders. He argues Dewey will avoid cronyism, require top officials, and begin selecting his team on November 3.
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Charles W. Weis, Jr
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Whimsical Squibs on Life and Science in a Humorous Column
A humorous musing piece riffs on marriage myths, gender roles, and everyday misadventures. It playfully contrasts dark moods with brighter truths while teasing headlines about law, economics, weather, and science as a South American scientist pilots a volcano survey by airplane.
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