Truman Labor Plan Faces Union Resistance
The piece discusses President Truman's labor plan aimed at cooling tensions in auto and steel disputes, crediting John R. Sleeman and Labor Secretary Schwellenbach. It notes union leaders' skepticism, the role of impartial fact finding, and concerns unions may hinder plan effectiveness despite past mediation successes.
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Washington
Tremans Joler
John Kh. Sleelman
New York
Schwellenbach
CIO Auto Workers
AFL
Green
Truman
Presidens
Stevltwan
Aveady
Trutan
White House
Returning veterans shift to jobs and marriage first
A condensed survey of World War II veterans shows many prioritize employment and marriage upon returning home. The piece lists examples from multiple papers, including L. Dawid Love near Sycamore and Clinton Jay Bench near Franklinville, detailing careers, relocations, and plans to resume civilian life and study.
Still Going Strong at 101 Lumberjack Wilson
At 101, Stanley Wilson keeps busy in Tupper Lake while awaiting the best offer to return to work. The longtime lumberjack, on leave from a camp, shovels snow, chops wood, and chats with visitors as he proudly notes his health and firm grip. Born in Lincoln, Maine, he has lived a life of seafaring, mining, and logging across many states and Canada, vowing he would die if not kept working.
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Lumberjack
Wilson
Tupper Lake
N. Y
Thissell
Stanley Wilson
Wison
D'Avignon
Oot Ber
Edinburgh
Scotland
Lincoln
Maine
New York City
Onal
Canadian Pacific
California
Canada
Poe
Tupser Lale
Adirondack
Old Timses
Bay Pond
Gay Gadgets and School Cheers in WNL Features
A lighthearted survey of coed high school culture shows how dating slang and fashion signal relationships. The piece catalogs symbols like name-plaque engagement gestures and wooden heart jewelry, plus playful cheers at athletic events, ending with a pun about a stocking and leg.
Minute Make Ups By Gabrielle Poses A Hair Care Trick
A fragment advises oil control for oily hair using salt rubbed into the scalp and wrapped with a bandana for hours before brushing out. The excerpt credits Ledger Syndicate WNU Features and presents a dubious home remedy rather than a proven treatment.
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Ledger Syndicate -Wnu
Modern Tomato Is Result of 50 Years' Patient Research
After fifty years of arduous study tomato researchers face unresolved problems. Canneries seek a tomato with high yield quality and vitamin content plus disease resistance free from cracking and adaptable for special uses and regions. Hybridizing faces cross and stability challenges requiring new infection testing and artificial cracking methods to breed crack-free strains.
A Man Is as Old as He Feels in Death News
PAWSON GA Mumand Baker Neerwarn dies in Valdosta aged by report. Slavery history noted as a third of her life. She lived in Genrtia 200 years since moving from Milford SC at age 20. Her mother reportedly lived to 125. She stayed able with chores until near death. Grant MI birthday party honors Chester Love seven with gifts and an airplane ride from grandson Ted Chaney as pilot.
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Pawson
Mumand Baker
Neerwarn
Valdosta
Dawson
Genrtia
Milford
S.C
Grant, Mich
Chester Love
Charles Stinson
Mr. Love
Ted Chaney
Grant Herald-Independert
Pat Hurley a stormy petrel in Washington history
Washington notes trace Pat Hurley from Oklahoma days as a fiery attorney to pivotal roles with Chiang Kai shek and his clashes with Gen Wedemeyer and Ballinger. The piece recalls his testy Senate moments, airline trips via Chungking, and a colorful rise through India, China, and Capitol Hill with a dash of political bravado.
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Pat Hurley
Washington
China
Pat
Oklahoma House
Congressional
Senate Insular
Nittee
Pay
House
Shijian Gg
Webster Ballinger
Hurley
Ballinger
Oklahoma
O'Hurley
George Washington
Henry B. Wilson
Joe Stalin
Near East
Chiang Kai Shek
Chungking
al Wedemeyer
Ching
Wedemeyer
Robert B. McClure
General Marshall
Fdr
California
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Weetem Newaneser
Congress
Auto Workers
Thomas Reuther
Steelman
United States
Stevens
Avery
Sycamore Oil Tribunr
L. Dawi
the Waves
Navy
Air Technical Service Command
Dayton
Ohio
FE. W. Lowden
Coast Guard Reserve
Standard Oil Company
Moorvfield CW. Va. Examiner
Charles W. F. Spencer
Rock Hill
Monroe
N. C
Frederick A. Dry
Europe
Kutztown
Patriot
Emaus
Thomas K. Burgess
Navy Mail Service
Covington Tenn
W. T. McDonald
Brean
Texas
Daily Eagle
Amther Texon
Caswell van Cleavert
Inteligence
Ihes
Téxas Livestock Sanitary Cont
Pott (Kane
Donfred Banta
Pratt
Maury Kelly
Liverpool
England
Rawlins
Anna K. Goffar
WAC
Central Record
Lancaster
Robert Harold Ward
South Dillon
Record - Journal
Radford
Homer Howard
Radford College
Northland Times
Bemidji, Minn
Mickey McGuarn
Biarritz
France
Journal
Anamosa
Jaws
Foss Davis
Anamosa Reformatory
Argus
Ind
Woodrow Bransford
Ben Gage
Esther Williams
Los Angeles
Marjorie L. Porter
Eeses Co
Republican
Keeseville, N
Maresco
G.ls
Ireland
Australia
America
WNL
Nancy Pepper
Annie
Gabrielle
N.Y
Patrick J. O'Hurley
Leslie Arends
Illiois
Arends
Mutual
Bethlehem
Herald Angels
GOP Representaves
Harve Tibbett
Pennsylvania
Paul Shafer
Michigan
Harry Towe
New Jersey
Frank Fellows
William Hill
Colorado
Macon Reed
Mutual News
Army
Christa
Reed
Ue Biti
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