Charles Duff in 11th Airborne Division Army Ban
Private First Class Charles E. Duff, serving with the 11th Airborne Division Band, has been assigned to multiple units since June 1946. His career spans Fort McClellan Fort Benning Fort Bragg Camp Kilmer Camp Stoneman and overseas postings beginning April 1947. Duff notes travel is part of army life and is the son of Howard S. Duff of New Castle Pennsylvania. The piece also mentions a reader inquiry and a 1931 English village election where women were elected then removed in 1932.
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Eighth Army
Japan
Charles E. Duff
11Th Airborne Division
Pfc
Duff
Army
Pittsburgh
Fort McClellan
Ala
Fort Benning
Fort Bragg
N. C
504 Parachute Infantry Regiment
82Nd Airborne Division
Camp Kilmer
N. J
Camp Stoneman
Calif
Agai
6Th Special Service
Pfc. Duff
Howard S. Duff
North Mercer Street
New Castle
Washington Calling on Labor Bill and Third-Party Fears
The piece weighs Truman’s possible veto of the labor bill and the political calculus behind it. It notes pressure from labor left for a third party, foreign policy as a mobilizing issue, and strategic moves by John L. Lewis and Governor Dewey. It cites advisers Schwellenbach Herzog Krug and Clark Clifford influencing the veto stance.
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Moscow
Truman
Marshall
A. F. of L
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Thomas E. Dewey
Doughty Lewis
A. F. Whitney
Brotherhood of Railway
Labor
Lewis Schwellenbach
Paul Herzog
National Labor Relations Board
Julius Krug
Clark Clifford
United Feature Syndieate, Inc
Five Day Pennsylvania Journey Changed Everything at Home
The narrator recalls a five day thousand mile trip through Pennsylvania with readers in mind. He describes vast travel, friendly locals, and a renewed appreciation for home as nothing seems changed yet everything feels different. He signs off promising more tomorrow.
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Pennsylvania
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Local U B Churches Plan Union Revival
United Brethren churches in New Castle unite for a union revival at Bethel U B church on Stanton avenue and City Line street starting Wednesday at 7 45 with evangelist Dr Warren C McIntire from Wilmore Kentucky speaking nightly. Special music accompanies each service. Participating churches include Highland Heights U B Crawford Avenue U B and the host Stanton avenue church.
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United Brethren Churches
New Castle
Bethel United Brethren Church
Stanton Avenue
City Line
Warren C. McIntire
Wilmore
McIntire
First United Brethren Church
Crawford Avenue
Highland Heights U.B
Crawford Avenue UB
Proper drying of hay and risks of preservatives
Lawrence County Farm reports hay and grain must be sufficiently dry before storage or forced drying to avoid heat and fire. Slow burning heat destroys nutrients, tobacco cured hay loses carotene, and proprietary compounds like baking soda-based preservatives often fail and may worsen safety and storage outcomes. Tests at two experiment stations found little value in one advertised compound.
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Frew’s
Grand Rapids Furniture Makers Guild
Latera
Rome
Kroger
East 45Th Street
New York
N. Y
Lawford
England
GAR
Eckerd
Silverman’s
East Washington St
Eri
Gay Keystone
Noma
Ais
Mele
Grocer
Dr. S. Meyer
South Mercer St
Star Market
East Long Ave
Romarello
Lebo’s
E. Long
Beckford and
Butler Ave
A. B. Dick
Washington
Reuon
U.B
Nwo
Washday Blues
Immediate Delivery
Bendix Home Laundry
Kirk, Hutton & CO
E. Wash. St
Shop Perelman’s
Wm. Rogers
NEW
Bulovas
Bulova
Benrus
Elgin
Gruen
Waltham
NEW Hamiltons
America
Lady’s
Remington, Sehick, Packard and
Sunbeam
Man
Ronson Lighters
E. Washington ST
Lawrence County Farm
Home News
Lewis C. Dayton
Emmeline Mehiman
Louis Moses
Office of Public Relations
Fort Jackson
S. C
Pvt
Selma Moses
Morton Street
Hobson
United States
United Kingdom
George D. Reid
Insurance Agency
Centennial
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