Aguinaldo Faces Trial for Treason in Philippines
Emilio Aguinaldo goes on trial in a Philippines court charged with treason for appealing to General MacArthur to surrender to Japan before Bataan. The veteran rebel leader previously led the 1890s revolt, allied with the United States, and later resumed fighting after the islands were to remain under American control.
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Tragedy prompts cautious look at baseball bus travel
A Spokane Western International League bus crash on a mountain road near the Pacific Coast killed eight players and injured seven. The disaster spurs clubs to review bus safety while MLBs eye air travel to save time and cut costs, though the risk of a worst case wipeout looms.
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Close The Door In A Fire Emergency
Advice stresses quick, trained actions during fires. Do not open hot doors, test with a hand on the panel, escape via a window if possible, and close doors to slow flames and lethal heat. Fire safety experts cite hotel fires illustrating lives saved by door discipline.
Women Return to Jobs as War Demand Keeps Labor Tight
Wartime labor shifts show U S female employment rising from 13 million in February 1944 to over 16 million by May as war plants reopen for peacetime production and job opportunities remain strong. Analysts note lingering uncertainty about whether this rebound will endure.
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United States
Truman May Seize Farm Equipment Plants Over Strike
The article notes growing pressure on President Truman as farm equipment makers J I Case and Allis-Chalmers face long strikes. Wage talks stall at Racine and Rockford, with 18 000 workers affected and government seizure possible to secure essential machinery for food production during postwar shortages.
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Geriatrics and the Drive to Prolong Life
The piece argues geriatrics should improve quality of life for the elderly rather than merely extend years. It critiques old folk homes as inefficient and urges honoring the aged, consulting them, and using their experience to shape better living conditions and meaningful activity in later years.
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Life
Walter Pitkin
Burt
Jane
King Peatures Syndicate
One Man's Opinion on Atom Bomb Labor Control
A brief opinion piece discusses the CIO AFL role in atom bomb workers and the push to organize. It mentions Russia seeking halt to production, a possible Labor Board review of lockout angles, and competition between Bull Green and Phil Murray for influence while John Lewis keeps low profile.
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Etiquette Hints Caution Against Harsh Criticism
Advice warns not to harshly judge a friend’s hospitality or clothing choices. It stresses tact and kindness in social critiques to preserve harmony and avoid offending the host or guest.
Mother Advice and a Soldier's Daughter Tale
A reader thanks Dr Myers for guidance in bringing up her daughter Judy now nearly three. She recalls letters from her overseas husband read by the family and Judy writing to him, then a summer reunion with a homecoming delay and a birthday card moment. Political and labor context follows with Truman era notes on court vacancies, Jackson Black feud, and labor organizing under Lewis.
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Just Folks By Edgar A Guest Remembered Youth
Edgar A Guest reflects on memories of youth and old days with gratitude and humor. The speaker laments time slipping away yet cherishes the happy moments, urging courage to view the past with a glad heart. Copyright 1946. Edgar A Guest.
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Bible Thought Fear for the Approach of Men
A brief biblical reflection quotes Isaiah 51 7 urging courage against hostile words. The verse counsels not to fear reviling from others and to remain steadfast in faith.
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A Summer Week Brims With Weather Notes And Parking Talks
The piece lauds sunny weather and farmer efforts shaping this coming winter. It notes the rise of parking meters in town and urges smarter street parking to reduce hazards. It calls for cautious road use and warns against blocking fire routes and alley congestion.
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Fire Department
State revenue gains amid war costs and reconversion
Fiscal estimators project 56 million from corporate income tax in year one of the current biennium while war and war preparations lift receipts. About 170 million could be used to cover debt and build postwar reserves, with reconversion likely trimming profits temporarily. Excess receipts over estimates stand at 2.963 million at mid period.
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Ogurtar
Philadelphia Byenine Bulletin
Children’s impulsive play and driver responsibility
The State Police describe children as naturally impulsive and prone to sudden moves on or near streets. Drivers must assume responsibility for safety and act as if a child may dash into traffic, never relying on the child to be cautious.
Words Of Wisdom Ceremony Inspires True Friendship
A quotation from Shakespeare is presented emphasizing that true friendship needs no gloss or ceremony. The text frames wisdom as a guide to faith and kindness, noting hollow welcomes lack value when genuine friendship exists.
Health Talks on Nails and Foot Care by a Doctor
The talk covers nail care for fingers and toes emphasizing moderation in length, straight inner sole, and avoiding ingrown nails. It notes nails can be decorative and practical, warns against cutting nails too short, and suggests using proper tools, with parental help for driving nails.
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Nancy
Dad
Political quotes from Bridges Lie Wherry Morse on world peace and bread
Senator Styles Bridges warns against letting dual world fears erode Democratic values and strength. Trygve Lie marks UN charter anniversary as milestone toward peaceful prosperity. Senator Kenneth Wherry laments law violations to buy bread and Senator Wayne Morse predicts danger if boom bust cycles return.
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Nebraska
Iceland Denies U S Bases After Months of Consideration
The State Department laments Iceland’s rejection of a request to host U S military bases, offering no public explanation. Critics say the United States waited too long and gave away leverage, with Senator Johnson calling it another case of inept diplomacy.
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Notable sports mix and quirky notes from a restless week
The column surveys sports chatter and odd items from around the world. It jokes about Boston Red Sox fans, popcorn jokes, a record snow event in southern Australia, HollywoodStandins, and a Mexican baseball crowd calling the umpire an idiota. It also mentions the Indians valued at over a million dollars.
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Mexico
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PLOWARD A BETTER CONGRESS
Senate approves La Follette bill reforming Congress to include a joint revenue and appropriations committee. The plan adds an economic staff, aims for early budget balance, and reduces committees to curb special-interest influence.
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