Broadway and Main Street Two Stories of the Futures
Two tales unfold from Broadway and Main Street as a man in Philadelphia enmeshes with a young woman, then a Iowa garage man seeking a California restart finds hope in Tucson. The first ends in a banked betrayal, the second in a neighborly job offer amid TB wards and economic hardship.
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Philadelphia
New York
Madison Avenue
Entertainer Anny Scholl Parachute Rescue Sparks Film Deal
Wartime entertainer Anny Scholl recounts bailing from a blazing South Pacific plane and praying for the parachute to open. His tale accompanies the success of Open Parachute by Scholl, attracting a Paramount film contract discussion with Danny.
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Anny Scholl
South Pacific
Scholl
Paramount
Danny
Mister
MGM
Ann Sothern
Rio
Texas
Li’l ‘Darling
Jackie Finds Lost Half Dollar After Circus Anticipation
A poor boy named Jackie loses a silver half-dollar given by his father for a circus visit in Dexter. He fears his parents will cry if they learn of the loss, but later finds the coin hidden in the hay and reassures himself that his mom and dad are the best in the world.
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Darling
New England
Dexter
Silas Ledbetter
Jackie
Ledbetters
Pop
Silas
Mom
Air Force
Russia
Europe
Atlantic
U.S
State Department
George Kennan
Germany
Kennan
Vishinsky
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Omar Bradley
Mediterranean
Alaska
Bradley
North Dakota Wind Erosion Dominates Soil Loss
A North Dakota report emphasizes wind erosion as the primary driver of soil loss, surpassing water erosion as the major soil-degrading force in the region.
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North Dakota
The Picture Worth Publishing in a Newspaper
Readers propose photos but editors weigh news value and print quality. A photo must be timely with strong news relevance and clear reproduction to justify space, cost, and permission. Even good shots may be rejected if they lack news priority or timely availability.
Minors in Hazardous Jobs Under Federal Labor Law
Government warns on teen dangers in driving and elevator work. The Wage and Hour Act sets 18 as the minimum age for hazardous occupations including motor vehicle operation and power driven hoists, with penalties for violations and required age certificates for workers.
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Whch
Secretary of Labor
Congress
State Departments of Labor
Businessmen study U S military strength in Truman era course
About 60 American executives, mainly Republicans, took a 10 day orientation with President Truman, visiting Quantico Fort Benning and a submarine to learn about U S defense. They debated cost of war, modern weapons, and the risk of peace in a global arms context.
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U.S
Truman
U.S. Defense
Marine Corps
Quantico
Infantry
Fort Benning
Louey Johnson
Russia
United States
President Truman
Arctic
Harry Truman
Eglin Field
Fla
James T. Hopkins
Sergeant Hopkins
Northwest
Grand Coulee Dam
League of Nations
France
Crossword Puzzle Last Week’s Across and Down Clues
A compact list of crossword entries and clues covering Across and Down sections with numbers and partial word hints including definitions for terms such as Wading bird mediation Norse god and Japanese festival. The page appears as a grid of last week’s puzzle with several long and truncated clue phrases.
Four Hazardous Jobs Barred for Teens List
The document enumerates four restricted occupations for minors. It bans work in explosives plants, coal mines (except certain surface jobs), logging and sawmill related work, and any occupation with exposure to radioactive materials.
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Broadway
Main Street
By Billy Rose
Yeiah
Billy Rose
Iowa
California
Tucson
Eie
Inez Gerhard
Irene Tedlow
Kathi Norris
NBC
Ben Grauer
Grauer
U. S. Military Academy
West Point
Universtal - International
Hamilet
Katherine Locke
Norman Corwin
Ace
Phoenix
Ariz
Kathleen Ryan
Frank Lovejoy
Richard Carlson
Madge Blake
Pasadena
Evelyn Keyes
Vanessa Brown
Lex Barker
Sol Lesser
Danny Scholl
the Fiction Corner
Zola Mae Shaukis
Millville, N. J
Philadelphia Orchestra
William R. Nelson
Wm. R. McComb
Washington, D. C
U. S. Department of Labor
Beverly Beatty
Vermillion
South Dakota
Egypt