Notions a Ad ein Representatives The Allen-Iniapy Co.
The Associated Press filing indicates subscription terms and payment notices. Multiple city offices are listed including Chicago New York Detroit and WascoN. Three months and one month rates are noted with a 55 cent price. The AP is credited for dispatches and local news herein.
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Associated Press
Allen-Iniapy Co
Chicago
Eas
New York
Detroit
Kates
WascoNkyee EK
Nation urged to streamline federal government spending
A trust firm's survey argues that long term fiscal policy must balance defense costs with restrained government outlays. It calls for eliminating unnecessary agencies and taxing carefully to avoid hindering economic welfare while urging the President to act now to reduce federal bureaus.
Areas of Soviet and U S Power Shaped by Officials in Washington
The piece discusses postwar policy shifts and the idea of free travel for diplomats and reporters to reduce tensions. It notes Truman's Potsdam assent to Soviet occupation, contemplates peaceful intentions through patrols, and critiques one sided reporting by Soviet aligned newsmen. It casts doubt on future outcomes and emphasizes mutual restraint.
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Washington
Yamamoto
Pearl Harbor
Truman
Potsdam
Russia
United States
North Pacific
Asia
Europe
Africa
Drama Escalates as Kay Faces Nevile in Tense Duel
In a tense drawing room scene Kay confronts Nevile over plans to divorce and Remarry Audrey. Lady Tressilian opposes the scheme, while a rainstorm and mounting tension frame a night of scheming, threats, and unexpected interruptions at Tressilian House.
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Nevile
Audre Hans
Audrey
Estoril
L—” Hurstail
Windon
Mary Aldin
Vescens Royde
Hurstall
Easterhead
Latimer
Tressilian
Alice Bentham
Abe Easie
Alice
Mrs. Spicer
Lady Tressilian
Hollywood Influence on Spanish Film and Culture in Postwar Madrid
A News Views column notes American and Mexican cinema impact on Madrid society. Hollywood shapes hair, makeup, fashion, and dance while Spanish dialogue substitutes for English lip movement in sound films. Mexican releases rise from two in 1944 to 13 last year, with 50 forecast this year, aiding cross cultural understanding amid postwar recovery.
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Madrid
America
Land
Hollywood
Labor Department Advocates Better Method for Strife Resolution
During its midwinter conference the department's executive committee adopted a resolution urging a better method to settle industrial disputes. The stance emphasizes neutral handling of labor matters and aims to reduce conflict via standardized procedures.
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Department
Sees Cattle Industry Face Argentina Competition
Rep Ed Rees predicts US cattle industry will directly compete with Argentina for Britain's meat market. He notes European demand and export capacity could shift domestic beef toward foreign sales within five years, citing US beef herd around 8 million in 1945 and a 3 to 5 year lead time for industry expansion. The first California carload shipment to the East is mentioned as a milestone.
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Ed Rees
R-Kas
United States
Argentina
Britain
of Agriculture
Europe
U. S
Golden wedding anniversary reported in Brodhead
The P. T. Moores at Brodhead celebrate a golden wedding anniversary. The decades mark family milestones as the era’s social notes recall long marriages amid local life.
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P. T. Moores
Brodhead
G. W. Timm
Beloit
Eleanor
Howard
Arthur A Durand
Ludiow
Sam Ace-Jan Passes, Henry Neuenschwander Escape
Fragmentary notice reports the death of Sam Ace-Jan and a narrow escape by Henry Neuenschwander after an incident at Wins capture auto shiet with two rods stolen in Beloi.
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Sam Ace
Henry Neuenschwander
Beloi
Flashes of Life from Associated Press
A fragmented AP brief notes a butter shortage in Pennsylvania and a farmer explains he sells milk at good prices, so he forgoes butter. Also mentions a hearse in Indiana and a person named E. T. Bainbridge, with a casual remark about a vacation.
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E. T. Bainbridge
Ind
Port town butter purchase possible after long drive
A traveler considers buying butter after driving 160 miles to Port. The short trip highlights supply concerns and potential price or availability differences between origin and port locations.
Olsen and Johnson Albert and Garry Detectives Case Inquiry
Olsen and Johnson Albert and Garry are detectives assigned to a case. The message asks who is being targeted or questioned, suggesting an ongoing investigation and unresolved inquiries.
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Olsen and Johnson
Albert
Garry
The
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Drive Out Gas Esc Constipation When Functioned
Text appears garbled with numerous spelling errors and unclear context. The readable fragments reference names like Palsney F. Ingold and Kempfert Phew, but no coherent event or details emerge to form a clear news item.
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Chang
Hive
Palsney F. Ingold
Trukentred’s
Kempfert Phew
MacArthur Sets Up Trial Program
The first trial would be held in Tokyo with a tentative date in early March. The sentence will follow orders of the supreme Allied powers who may modify but not increase its severity. MacArthur will appoint tribunal members from Allied-submitted names.
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Tokyo
Supreme Allied Powers
Tribunal
MacArthur
Blanchardville Ad Stresses Value in Want Ad Reads
Marian McGuigan reports that residents face heavy effort for modest pay when placing a Want Ad in Blanchardville papers. The item emphasizes the labor involved and the potential return in listings.
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