Reckoning with Prohibition and Print Profits
In Raleigh Register 1918 the editor rails at an alliance of newspapers, syndicates, and municipalities seeking profit from distribution. The piece warns that legislative action could hasten Prohibition or delay moderation, comparing the push to European lessons of history. The article anchors on press propriety, advertising partnerships, and public policy.
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Thomas F. Stafford
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Icez News
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Chicago
Detroit
Kansas City
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Dallas
Serrica
West Dany
Tome Dalivery Cates
Raleigh Register
Serna
Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Recka
Associated Press
KATZ
Waly
West Virginia cities seek 50 percent share of liquor profits
Municipalities in West Virginia push for a 50 percent cut of liquor profits, now receiving 600000 dollars annually plus a two percent store tax. They argue extra funds are needed for police protection, but critics warn higher prices may boost illicit trade and strain the liquor control system created to end moonshining and Prohibition era ills.
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West Virginia
Lquor
State Liquor Control Commission
West
Liquor Control Commission
Voting clash over unions and presidents in Charleston era
A Charleston dateline piece recalls United Mine Workers leaders backing Tom Dewey while a coal miner, a Black worker, voices support for Truman and personal prosperity under Democrats. The column attacks political pundits for missed voices and notes the Alsop column error and its public cancellation.
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Charleston
United Mine Workers Districts
West Virginia
Tom Dewey
UMW
The
Register
Dewey vs Truman reflects voter mood and quick returns
By Thomas F. Stafford, the piece argues the public prioritizes personal comfort and economic health over prices. It notes Truman’s moment, predicts a Democratic tilt, cites Madam Creek as a bellwether, and praises The Register WCFC and Post-Herald for rapid precinct results during the election night reporting.
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America
Dewry
Madam Creek
Richmond
Truman
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WCFC
Post-Herald
Byrnes as Secretary of State Election Likely to Replace Marshall
The article weighs possible successors to Secretary of State George C. Marshall as he nears resignation on January 20. John Foster Dulles is viewed as a strong Republican candidate, but Truman’s party loyalty may limit his chances. Jimmy Byrnes emerges as a favored Democratic option due to his foreign relations experience and close ties to Roosevelt.
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Truman
F Cllow
Leis
George Catlett Marshall
John Foster Dulles
Marshall
Dulles
Jimmy Byrnes
Roosevelt
Byrnes
Democratic Party
Deveytion
John
Alsn
Dewey Remains Resolute After Crushing Defeat
New York columnist notes Governor Thomas E Dewey showed sportsmanship after a historic upset and warned against self-justification He acknowledged no plans for a third run and praised his wife and family as they faced losses while observers debate his future political course The piece contrasts Dewey's leadership image with the emotional reactions of his aides and supporters.
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New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Norman Thomas Hasried
Henry jClay
William Jennings Bryan
Dewey
South
Midwest
Ils
Nois
Ohio
Truman Wins Voter Backing After Dewey Campaign Shortfalls
James Harlow analyzes the 1948 election results, noting Dewey’s cautious, general promises contrasted with Truman’s concrete positions. Voters rewarded Truman for clarity and the chance to implement policies blocked by a Republican-led 80th Congress, returning Democrats to power.
Ex-GI Families Brace Third Winter in Quonset Homes
More than 760,000 veterans and families in the New York metropolitan area face a freezing winter in temporary housing. In New York City and Jamaica Bay projects, 10,255 families live in quonsets and prefab units, fully occupied with long waiting lists. Residents cite own doors, gardens, and community spirit as reasons to stay, paying low rents while awaiting permanent homes.
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Jacm R. Ryan
Caty
New York
GOD
Moffat
Ae Bavnacane
Thaldant Thie
Annanoh
Public Housing Administration
New York City
Alex Moffat
Bob Kushner
Jamaica Bay
Kushner
Literary Guidepost To Setve A Dream by Hersch
A review of Viralnls Hersch Crown edition on Delacroix portrays him as a passionate romantic shaped by family, failures, and politics. The author traces his lineage rumors, wartime poverty, and the push from Thiers and others to fame through the 1822 salon, while noting the critic backlash and later state commissions.
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Viralnls Hersch
Crown
Eugene Delacroix
Miss Hersch
Talleyrand
Mme. Delacroix
Charles
Dante
Carrere
Adolphe Thiers
Gerballt
Bonington
Delacroix
France
David
Scio
Gros
Ingres
Gazelle de France
Henriette
Caca
Sortherland la Belte Dalton
Paris
Academy
Anusie
Color magic and archery in Hollywood notes
Review notes color effects in The Secret Garden turning from black and white to full color as O'Brien and Stockwell care for a neglected garden. Also highlights Guy Madison's bow hunting in Simi Valley and Nevada desert, his archer partner Howard Hill, and his film work on When a Man's a Man. A Hollywood marriage tension anecdote from Steve Brodie closes the column.
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Hollywood
Margaret O'Brien
Dean Stockwell
Guy Madison
Guy
Howard Hill
Simi Valley
Here
Hill
Nevada Desert
California
Harold Bell Wright
Steve Brodie
Steve
Hobo Theme Features Methodist Youth Party
Kopperston youth fellowship hosted a hobo themed gathering at the church with group outings and later refreshments. Attendees listed include Jewell Lewis Robert Bostic Edward Toler Carol Bostic W B Jordan Gable Cline Barbara Bailey and many others. A note on Lois Andrews in New York and a reconciliation hint for Steve. Dennis Day linked to Eugene Dennis McNulirys baby news and a Charles Bickford investment story.
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Register
Kopperston
Kopperston Youth Fellowship
Jewell Lewis
Robert Bostic
Edward Toler
Carol — Bostic
W. B. Jordan
Gable Cline
Barbara Bailey
Shirley Stables
Betsy Davis
Leona Boothe
Becky Boothe
Edsel Workman
David Wilson
Ramona Lewis
Wanda Nottingham
Neva Jo Garret
John Short
Paul Estep
Loretta Childers
Oscar Davis
Russell Osborne
Ann Cline
Mitze Webb
Billy Henderson
Garland Roberts
James Arnold
Joyce Centers
Jack Marks
Ruth Prichard
Fat Moore
Jack Atkins
Bob Towls
Lowell Blankenship
Patty Ragsdale
Junior Henderson
Leona Mason
Betty Holly
Betty Jordan
Evelyn To
Lois Andrews
New York
Steve
Eugene Dennis McNulirys
Maureen
Patrick
Dennis Day
Charles Bickford
Turkey We Eat Not The Wild Bird Of Pilgrim Fame
Washington report explains the modern Thanksgiving turkey differs from the Pilgrim era bird. Dr. Logan Bennett of the Fish and Wildlife Service notes today’s turkey descended from a Mexican stock and was domesticated in Spain before returning to America. He details traits of the wild turkey and recounts a hunter’s calls and chase sequence, plus Bennett family hunting plans for Thanksgiving.
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Associated Press
Washington
Logan Bennett
Fish and Wildlife Service
Department of the Interior
Spain
Dr. Bennett
McCay
Pennsylvania
Dr.Bennett
Virginia
Capital
Ning
Bennetts
Filipino Student Augusta Franco Trains in U S Fish Methods
Augusta Franco, a Manila-raised student and daughter of Felix Franco, is among about 125 Filipino trainees in a five year U S Fish and Wildlife Service program at a Maryland laboratory. She studies fish preparation, packing, canning, and processing with plans for bacteriology and sanitation of retail fish products.
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Associated Press
Washington
Augusta Franco
Manila
Philippines
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Augusta
College Park
University of Maryland
Felix Franco
Division of Forestry
University of the Philippines
Philippine Bureau of Fisheries
Philippines Institute of Fishery Technology
USDA Info Hotline Solves Farm Queries Across The Nation
A Washington report highlights the U S Departments of Agriculture as the nation’s top source for practical farming questions from fleas to gardenias. Officials note 5 000 daily letters plus abundant calls. the agency retakes many inquiries by directing to experts and publishing home canning and stain removal guides with millions of copies.
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Jane Eads
Associated Press
Washington
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Usda’s Office
U. S
U.S
America
Eleanor Clay
USDA
Lmnes
Time Change Radio Program Scheduling Notes
Radio program guide explains standard time adjustments for Mountain and local station changes. It notes subtracting one hour for standard time and two hours for mountain standard time. Last minute program changes may not be included.
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Focal
Friday November 3 Evening Radio Schedule Fragment
A fragmented listing shows a dense schedule of radio programs for Friday November 3, including News Reports, Kiddies Hour, sports segments, talk shows, dramas, comedy, and music. It details times such as 6:00 6:35 7:00 and 7:15 with program titles and network notes, reflecting a mid-20th century broadcast lineup.
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Nbe Tawell Thomas
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Paul Larvae
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Jans
Gardner Saga
Haddie Cantor
Shar
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