Loveland Tactics in Wheat Talks and Political Letters
A survey of Albert J. Loveland’s push in international wheat price talks, contrasting Britain’s proposed $1.50 cap with U S goals of $1.75 and $2.00 offers. The piece links farm politics, FAO moves, and potential shifts away from acreage controls, plus Truman’s stance on Missouri figures.
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Albert J. Loveland
Loveland
Britain
Canada
Australia
GOP
Congress
U. S
Food and Agricultural Organization
Republican Congress
Charles Brannan
FAO
The Glass Mask by Lenore Glenn
Mrs Peabody learns of Miss Tillsits death and the group resolves to investigate. Relatives and friends are questioned while most evidence points to Gilbert Peabody the husband in the army. Judge Tillsit orders Mrs Peabody to drop the rumors and end the inquiry.
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Lenore Glenn
Gilbert
Mrs. Peabody
Diary Clues Strain Tillsit Household Amid Wedding Tension
In a tense morning at the Tillsit house, Nella and cousins discuss a diary entry about Miss Adeline’s death while pie is served. Susie suspects Gilbert’s lingering around and a hidden box, as Georgine grows certain Nella could be the killer. Todd pursues clues, while Georgine battles doubt and wedding delays.
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Mary Helen
Nella
Jessup
Trousseau
Gilbert
Adeline
Safter
Horace
Susie Labare
Nell
Susie
Johnny
Crane
Todd
Georgine Wyeth
Georgine
Todd Dear
Hs Agate
Berkeley
Tillsit
Hary Helen
Serena
Borgine
Ali
Miss Adeline
Gossip and Nightly Chatter From High Society
A jumble of social scraps and political notes from Washington and beyond. Romano Mussolini and Gioconda Mancuso loom as elopement rumors while Queen Alexandrine falters and Sir Ivor Thomas enjoys leisure. Hotel rates surge for the inaugural parade as Dewey taxes loom and radio commentator John Crosby critiques punditry.
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Duce
Romano Mussolini
Gioconda Mancuso
Forio d'Ischia
Alexandrine
Denmark
Ivor Thomas
Lady Thomas
London
Caithness
J. P. Kennedy
Hjalmar Schacht
Hitler
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington
Jessie Royce Landis
Divorce rumors swirl around Freddy Bartholomews in political circles
Reports claim the Freddy Bartholomews face divorce chatter spurred by political doyens. Pulitzer winner Fred Woltman is ill in South Carolina.
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Freddy Bartholomews
Fred Woltman
Carolina
Bklyn Dodgers
Richard Harless
Follies
Meredith Howard
D. Safer
Columbia U
Carole Nevans
Army-Navy Fix
Drew Pearson Mocking Connive On Stork Club And Thomas Feeney
The piece notes Drew Pearson jokes about Sherman Billingsley and Walter Winchell's Stork Club, then parodies Congressman Thomas with a jab about the name Feeney and payroll corruption charges. Pearson’s readers are depicted as believing his humor.
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Drew Pearson
Sherman Billingsley
Walter Winchell
Swank Stork
Pearson
Parnell Thomas
Mr. Pearson
Cong. Thomas
Feeney
Drew
Thomas
Gossip and Scandals From A Busy New York Scene
Count Alfred de Marigny works at a burlap bag firm on Water Street after being acquitted in the Bahamas murder case. John Ball abandons World Telly Gazette for a Washington radio job at 15 000 a year. West Point grads run elevators at Roney Plaza. Club Gables bills Sheila the Peeler. Nature Boy named Song of the Year. Bullets Durgom still unpaid. Mrs Cuneo, Canadian socialite, linked to wartime espionage. CIA overhaul debated. Seeley Forrestal leak cited. FBI poised to act in an emergency. Paris Ballet back home amid Lifar drama. Paree fashion brings sloping shoulders. U S shoulder pad makers worried. Tex Beneke’s chinchilla dies. twins now 1600 a pair.
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Alfred de Marigny
Pater
Bahamas
Water St
John Ball
World Telly Gazette
Washington
Roney Plaza
West Point Grads
Club Gables
Communist Party
FBI
New Yorker
Paris
Paris Ballet
New York
Grover Whalen
Serge Lifar
U. S
Tex Beneke
Knitted Wool Baby Set Adorable Bonnet and Mittens
Kitten soft blue wool bonnet with pale pink pompons and matching thumbless mittens trimmed with tiny pompons. Simple knitting suitable for beginners with color scheme options.
Grandma Speaks About Aging and Margarine Table-Grade Ads
A vintage ad style item features sayings on aging and thrift with $5 payments to contributors. It promotes Nu-Maid Table-Grade Margarine for table use and tastiness. Addresses Cincinnati Ohio and East Stone Gap Virginia appear as payment or contact details.
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East Pearl Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
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Harry Truman
Boss Pendergast
Kansas City
Missouri
James
Mr. Truman
Robin Hood
Fife
China
al Wedemeyer
Army War Plans
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Wedemeyer
Nebraska
Winston Churchill
European
Axis
Lord Mountbatten
India
Germany
General Marshall
Suchow
Nanking
Shanghai
Chiang Kai-Shek
Canton
Marshall
Duke McKinnon
Todd McKinnon
Barby
Mrs. Pea
Vallejo
Gilbert Peabody
Browning
Man
John Crosby
Cong
Marcantonio
N. Y
John
Army Brass
See’y Forrestal
State-Army-Navy-Air Force Coordinating Committee
Gov’t Dept. of Internal Security
Central Intelligence Agency
OSS
Sewing Circle
South Wells St
Chicago
John F. Machicek
Schulenberg
Tex
Joyce Quinlan
East Stone Gap
Nnmaid
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