Both Need Harness
Farmers report shows two teams ready for work as plows and harness are prepared. The notice lists local cooperation and timing for agricultural usage with emphasis on Beckley and Hinton communities.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1946
Page
2
Case bill offers way to settle labor strife and harness teams
The article argues labor leaders pressured Truman to veto the Case bill yet failed to propose remedies for strikes that waste resources. It says the bill, though imperfect, would bind unions as it does management, with a cooling off period and solid enforcement, aiming to restore law and order in labor relations and prevent disrupted transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Organized Labor
Truman
Lewis
Green
Murray
C.I
House
Senate
New Civilian Hat Aids Veterans Re adapting Headgear
A former Navy officer claims to have perfected a civilian hat that veterans can remove without fumbling. The invention aims to ease the transition to civilian life but could undermine self reliance if it eases dependence on familiar routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Buckus by Randolph Norton stakes homefront reflections
The column discusses grief over fallen soldiers and the debate over returning bodies from overseas, highlighting Staff Sergeant Franklin W. Adams Jr. in Holland. It notes Dutch caretaking of his grave near Heerlen, and cites family choices, plus a Pere Marquette dining car tipping experiment, and memories of wartime shortages and large families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Adams
Crab Orchard
Adams
Franklin W. Adams, Jr
Frankfort
Germany
Holland
C. and
Pere Marquette
Sportsman
George Washington
P. M
Air Lines
Petrillo at center of Chicago radio clash and 'martyrdom'
The American Federation of Musicians chief James Caesar Petrillo leadership is attacked as he calls a strike against WAAF Chicago over six music airplays and the Lea Act. Critics urge compliance with the law while Petrillo vows to fight to the Supreme Court, framing it as resistance to political pressure on music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Caesar Petrillo
American Federation of Musicians
Lea
Susie
Supreme Court
Petrillo
Caesar
A Nation Divided By Civil War Momentum in China
AP News analyzes China's drift toward civil war after eight years of war with Japan. Chiang Kai-shek and the Kuomintang edge toward reform for landlords and merchants while peasants push for land as Communists gain ground near Manchuria. US help through Marshall raises hopes for a broad coalition, but mutual distrust and secret police keep both sides wary. Russia's influence and fears of foreign control deepen the stalemate as China braces for possible conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D
WHITE
China
Japan
Chiang Kai-shek
Kuomintang
Chiang
Manchuria
United States
Marshall
Kuoming Fang
Soviet
Russia
Soviet Union
Appeasement Of Russia Out In England Says Bevin Aid
AF analyst DeWitt MacKenzie notes Britain's House of Commons debate signals a shift away from appeasing Russia. London and Washington push for European peace treaties with Moscow limited to support the Soviet system as Attlee warns of Moscow’s aim to spread communism and control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewitt MacKenzie
Britain
Russia
Paris
John Bull
United Nations
England
Chamberlain
Hitler
Fuehrer
Munich
Nuernberg Rals
Wilhelm Keitel
House of Commons
Churchill
Europe
Ostay
Babbs
Bantam
Bobby
Soviet Union
Steerey
Sherbrooke
Quebec
Mexico
Speedy Williams
Heaval
Moscow
London
Washington
Ernest Bevin
Attlee
WAA plans speed up surplus sales to aid economy
War Assets Administration orders regional offices to launch site sales swiftly, aiming to return surplus goods to the economy amid shortages. Independent retailers urged to monitor lists, stay in touch with offices, and act quickly to avoid being outpaced by big buyers and priority claimants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WAR Assets Administration
WAA
E. B. Gregory
Counry
Frozen food makers race for baby foods market gains
Frozen food manufacturers target the $100 million annual baby food market by introducing quick frozen, heat ready portions. Industry output is about eight times prewar levels as demand grows, with many sales aimed at invalids and elderly shoppers. Stores lacking a strong baby food line risk lost sales.
Fashion Magazines Used to Promote Sales
Washington department stores place popular fashion magazines on racks with pages highlighted to show where items may be found. Other shops use frames displaying ads and articles with placards indicating the department that sells the products. Smaller shops mount ads in lobbies or windows with the slogan You can get it here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbie
Washington, D. C
Evening drive sparks confession in a shifting town
Jenny and Justice share a slow night drive as tensions unfold over Bert Barton's death and Ede's affair. Jenny confronts unresolved guilt, while Justice hints at future drama and the pair acknowledge lingering feelings. Subplot centers on investigation doubts and shifting loyalties in a seaside town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ede
Jenny
Justice
Steve
Gram
Justice Hathaway
Bert Barton
Well Groomed Feet Here To Stay Even Clad In Nylons
Beautiful feet are here to stay as nylons return to some counters. The piece advises foot care to prevent calluses, with steps and routines, and promotes nail grooming and dark polish for evenings or playtime. Mentions Charleston visitors and marinating foods as a separate note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Clarke
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Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Beckley
W. Va
Hinton
W. Randolph Norton
Associated Press
Katz Agency
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Kansas City
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Dallas
Buckus
Randolph Norton
George S. Patton
Gen. Patton
Petrillo the Martyr
Aytter
Indo
Yenairo
Chungking
Wank
Jhainan
Korea
MacKenzie
Colum
Linois
New Jersey
Inter 5Chemical Corp
Fairlawn
U. S. Rubber Co
Charles K. Everett
The
Cotton Textile Institute
Mr. Everett
Department of Commerce
National Association of Manufacturers
West 49Th St
N. Y
National Bureau of Standards
Jenny Y Raith Bodwit
Raith Baldwin
Northan Hospital
Leslie
Dr .Barton
Tate
Denny
Red Ridinghood
Charleston
Register
Pineville
W. C. Worrell
John S. Lambert
C. OW. Shufflebarger
Clarence S. Worrell
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