Riots Warned as Communist Crowd Target New York Film
A September incident outside a New York venue, near Saxlison Square Garden, builds a riot scare as police monitor a planned protest against a film tied to Roosevelt era politics. Altercations and a suspect named William Gallmer surface amid a broader debate over communist influence in cinema and press.
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Veterans face layoff as steel for prefabs is vetoed
A U S defense and industry clash over an 80 000 ton steel allocation for prefabricated housing prompts veteran cooperatives to fold or switch to conventional building. The steel industry argues housing requires more steel, while veterans and the American Veterans committee press Congress for relief amid wartime housing shortages.
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Charles Sawyer
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American Veterans Committee
Israel’s Cease Fire Move Sparks Diplomatic Spin
Weekly analysis notes Israel’s cease fire agreement on Palestine fronts as a potential turning point. Arabs face pressure to halt fighting by UN deadline, while Jews claim strategic advantage in shifting blame and public opinion. President Truman pushes social security reforms amid inflation and wage- price pressures.
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Wintover
Tenia
NO CONFERENCE: Lewis Again 4 Leads Bargaining Clash
Lewis leads a bargaining stalemate as United Mine Workers refuse to delegate with Southern Coal Producers. The 1943 wage talks loom with pension strike fallout and a looming injunction while European grain forecasts show food production pressures for 1946.
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We Western
Jake L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Southern Goal Producers Association
Parleys
Lewiston
John L
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United
Ming
UMW
Joseph B. Moody
Southern Con Producers Association
Moody
Southern Association
Southern Coal Producers
An & Shy
Ttew
Taft Hartley
Dairy crisis drives U S dairy industry toward limits
An article traces a dairy crisis with rising prices and consumer demand squeezing milk supply. Analysts warn that if trends persist, by 195% the United States may face a critical point where production cannot meet domestic needs, risking rationing in a previously abundant system. It notes farmers adjusting herds, crop shifts, and shifts in profitability amid wider economic pressures.
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We & Azneacinie Trena
U.S
Joey Asia
Baa
Spectacular July Billboard on Lake Shore Drive
Chicago prepares a grand sign switch on Lake Shore Drive this July. The world's largest billboard will rise 1,000 feet high and 210 feet wide, with neon tubing spelling the distillery’s spirited product. The display aims to urge everyone to switch to the brand.
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Chicago
Lake Shore Drive
Oregon GOP Primary Shapes Dewey Lead Over Stassen
In Oregon the final presidential primary of the campaign year boosted Gov. Thomas Dewey of New York as the likeliest nominee while Harald Stassen's momentum faded after victories in Washington and Nebraska. Stassen plans to enter the national convention with about 200 delegates on first ballot. Dewey aims for the 1,060 needed for nomination.
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Thomas B. Dewey
New York
Harald Stassen
Hsani
Tutt
Otilo
Iaxi
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Buck
Will Dewey
Richmond Headliner Wins Delving Contest in Court
George W. Harvey, winner of the ailing delving contest, was brought to court in Richmond, Va, fined for driving toe abenty amid a fraught scene. London Buckingham Palace announced a spat neers to Se preci with Princess Margaret Hage down with menses. In Oceana West Virginia a new portmester was appointed. New York Magistrate Francis X Glarsose faced a detail laden hearing about share bolsters. In Comemsit, Ta a deparh non stang from library spring weather forecast 39 52 depres reflects exrmsutts.
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George W. Harvey
Riiz
London
Buckingham Palace
Margaret Hage
Oceana
W. Va
Samne
New York
Francis X Glarsose
Heart
Fragmented Voice Vails Incoherent Estate Toasts And Crime Rhetoric
A jumble of OCR text blends political rhetoric with scattered notices and real estate pitches. The narrator references American family values and crime among youths, interspersed with rental and sale listings and stray names, creating a disjointed newspaper fragment lacking a clear single event or focus.
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