Investment and sales notices from a historic classified page
A digest of multiple small ads: a tired coastal stockade resort investment with partner chance and improvement funds, a Chatsworth Ga retirement notice, a Fisherman Resort opportunity on the Pacific Coast with canal improvements, part time salesmen/distributors pay and booklet offers, hearing aid and toothache product pitches, penny vendor business ideas, and inexpensive exchange offers. Includes contact box addresses.
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OPPOR
Steeenghetegescrae
Ganes
Simpson
Chatsworth
Pacific Coast
E. F. Maher
Umpqua Stockade
Winchester Bay
Oregon
Marsh’s
Monroe
Harris
Dept
Decatur
Illinois
Frohlich
14Th
Street
Denver
Colo
Donall Products
Pittsburgh
Winston-Salem
T. C. Thomas CO
Lucas Ave
Paducah
J. Strong
Mineral Ridge
Ohio
British Ask Special Loan Favors and U.S. Resistance
Weekly analysis notes Britain seeks to relax terms of the Yuan pact to ease its crisis. Britain would force discrimination against American goods, favoring British buyers and importing Italian goods, risking higher costs for American taxpayers and bypassing Congress for approval.
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Senate
Britain
U. S
Congress
American Craft and War Bond Returns Show Contrasting Times
An Elgin Illinois watch firm touts a new alloy mainspring technique to extract more power from the same spring while veterans rush to file GI insurance premium rebates. Senate debate over a four billion dollar deficit plan ends with a close vote and defense funding approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Elgin
Ill
Color TV Delayed as Industry Foresees Years of Wait
Benjamin Abrams predicts color television remains in the lab with a four year wait before wide availability. Adapters may cost 300 to 500 dollars, color sets about 1000 dollars, and current sets will not be obsolete with color. He argues manufacturers would push color if affordable and denies delaying tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Senate
Truman
Senate
Uider
Sen
Scott Lucas
Congress
McClellan
Arkansas
Benjamin Abrams
Abrams
FCC
How Long Tito Holds Out Against Moscow
Observers in Belgrade predicted Tito could be toppled by assassination or by Soviet force. Soviet divisions reportedly in southern Hungary sharpen the crisis, yet many assess Moscow faces risks in Yugoslavia and may wait out the issue.
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Yugoslavia
Tito
Moscow
Russia
Hungary
Belgrade
Baltic States
Poland
Kremlin
Truman and the White House Balcony Controversy Recalled
A Washington story notes President Truman may reshuffle the Fine Arts Commission over the White House balcony dispute. Commission chairman Gilmore D. Clark and three other members await renewal talks as a past clash in 1947 48 over a second floor porch is recalled.
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Truman
Washington
Fine Arts Commission
White House
Commission
Gilmore D. Clarks
Mr. Truman
Truman Undaunted by Reorganization Plan Push
Washington Merry-Go-Round reports President Truman vows to press government reorganization despite Senate opposition. In talks with Rep. Crosser and Hays he says vetoes prompt revised plans. The column notes Hoover era echoes and lobbies shaping policy while debate intensifies over defense and foreign aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Welfare
Senate
Truman
Robert Crosser
Wayne Hays
Ohio
Congress
Hays
Hoover
Hoover Commission
Hitler Aids Counterfeiters Ring In International Operation
Reported by Scotland Yard the network flooded New York and South America with forged U S dollars printed on plates ordered by Adolf Hitler to fund wartime overseas sabotage. The ring included international criminals and former Mayfair figures now in the south of France. Over $120000 in fake bills recovered in a week.
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Stself Hitler
New York
South America
Adolf Hitler
Scotland Yard
Yard
Mayfair Society
France
U. S
Truman seeks outline for next year farm program
President Truman invited congressional leaders to the White House to seek an end to farm program feuding. Senator Thomas of Oklahoma, in charge of the Senate Agriculture Committee, said he hopes the President will spell out exactly what he wants for a farm program next year.
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Joe O’mahoney
Wyo
Interior Affairs Committee
Senate
California
Texas
Louisiana
O’mahoney
House
Francis E. Walter
Truman
White House
Thomas
Okla
Senate Agriculture Committee
You Build It Build Inexpensive Lawn Table
A guide shows turning lumber into a comfortable lawn furniture set with full size patterns. It promises easy construction and a purchase list to buy only needed materials. Stock sized patterns ensure availability at lumber yards. Materials for two chairs can be bought for less in many yards.
Cures Brain Tumors with Modern Surgical Methods
Modern surgical methods improve brain tumor recovery outlook with complete cures becoming more common. Advances emphasize safer procedures and shorter hospital stays for patients.
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Donalsonville, Go
John Hamster
General Hospital
Northarolina
Columbus County Hospital
Whiteville
North Carolina
E. E. Forbes & Sons Piano Co., Inc
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Anniston
Decatur, Gadsden
Florence and
Montgomery
Travel
Edgewater Manor
Hendersonville
Ion Moro A
WwnNu
Fki
Missi
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Henry
Penola Inc
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National Life Insurance
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Cedric Worth
Navy
D. A. Kimball
Worth
Defense
Johnson
Air Force
Symington
Drew Pearson
Robert 8. Allen
House Rules Committee
Ray Madden
Ind
Madden
Adolph Sabath
League of Nations
John Davis Lodge
Conn
Sabath
The
League
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
Vaughan
Harry Vaughan
Westminister Presbyterian Church Across the Potomac
Alexandria
Presbyterian Church
Tideland Oil
Hitler
Hewlett Johnson
Canterbury
Red
Dean
East-Bird Pattern Company, Dept. W
Pleasantville, N
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Tobacco By-Products & Chemical Corporation
Virginia
Yodora
Bridgeyort
Kellogg's
William F. Colley
San Diego, Calif
Laguna Mountains
San Diego
Sam Reardon
Sam
Eveready
Boeready
Nine Lives
National Carbon Company, Inc
N.Y
Union Carbide
Carbon Corporation