West Virginia Overlooked No Longer Says Public Program
A historical view argues West Virginia missed by early settlers due to terrain but holds vast wealth. It urges higher taxes and smarter planning for schools, roads, aviation, conservation, and public works to secure future benefits for residents.
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Gazette critique sparks clash over jailer fee bill in House
Delegate Walter Vergel Ross of Mercer County condemned the Charleston Gazette editorial attack on the Judiciary Committee. In a 52 minute speech, Ross accused the editor of attempting to dominate the legislative branch after a failed move against the Supreme Court of Appeals.
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Raleigh County road crews praised for clear streets during snowstorm
Raleigh County supervisor George Gadd and Beckley city crews kept main highways and principal streets open through the weeklong snow, with school buses limited to side roads. Citizens praise the effort as they grapple with dumped snow and ongoing maintenance challenges.
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50 Million Must File Tax Returns In 1946 Incomes
The Nation Today outlines March 15 as the deadline for about 50 000 filers with 1946 income of $500 or more to file returns. Dependents and spouses affect exemptions and joint filings. certain incomes are taxable while some are tax free.
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Washington
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Proske risks life training big cats on tiger farm
North Miami Florida Captain Roman Proske, veteran tiger trainer of America's only tiger farm, survived multiple maulings over 23 years. He recalls a Budapest circus attack where a tiger killed another, then fatally injured him, leaving him hospitalized six months before returning to the cats.
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Roman Proske
America
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Budapest
Women Return to Prewar Jobs and Notable Horton Roles
U S Women move toward prewar job status with older workers enlarging postwar shares. The article notes 35 to 44 year olds gaining skills during the war and likely continuing work. It highlights Dr Mildred McAfee Horton as president of the Association of American Colleges and Mildred Horton of Texas State College for Women taking executive secretary duties of the American Home Economics Association. The FBI lists openings with a 4149.60 starting salary for 25 to 40 year olds with strong qualifications.
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Washington
Women's Bureau
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Mildren Hortons
Mildred McAfee Horton
Wellesley College
The
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Mildred Horton
Texas State College For Women
American Home Economics Association
Wash
Federal Bureau of Investigation
President Truman Plans Ahead as Miners Crisis Looms
In Washington Joseph Alsop notes rising Truman stock in markets and outlines White House preparations for a potential coal strike. The piece discusses labor talks with John L. Lewis, the looming Supreme Court decision, and a strategy to broaden Truman's electoral base while presenting a stable, prosperous front.
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Washington
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Trunan
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Supreme Court
House
Franklin Roose
White House
Marshall
Operation Threats Shadow Cady Vance in Gang Plot
In a tense scene Nick prepares for a risky operation on Cady Vance held at gunpoint by Seldes and his gang. Laurie fears the criminal case could ruin bart and Monica, while Nick vows to do his best under pressure as plans hinge on plasma and other supplies. The narrative shifts to a political column noting President Truman’s forthcoming speeches and party reorganization efforts.
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Dorothy Kirsten Steps Into Spotlight For Glamour and Voice
Opera star Dorothy Kirsten, a Metropolitan Opera leading coloratura, gains praise for her figure alongside her acclaimed voice. Born in Montclair New Jersey, she started as a switchboard worker in New York and a vocal coach’s assistant, then trained in Italy, debuting in 1940 and rising to Met fame through extensive U.S. opera appearances.
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New York
Metropolitan Opera
Notre Dame
Dorothy Kirsten
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Jane Russell
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Richard
Dorothy
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Italy
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New Movies Toast OSS D A Sleuth
Hollywood reviews two new releases focusing on OSS episodes. 13 Rue Madeleine stars James Cagney guiding agents in World War I France while Boomerang features a Connecticut murder case tied to a prosecuting attorney and a police investigation.
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Hollywood
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Annabella
Frank Lalimnore
France
Richard Conte
O.S.S
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