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Detroit Did It Detroit Fund Drive Tops Five Million Pounds
Detroit Did It Detroit raised 5 555 000 pounds in a 20 day United Ford Fund Drive. One hundred twenty five Red Feather agencies plus LS health services will help funnel funds through general solicitation. Officials call for a single big Community Chest style drive next year to avoid donor fatigue and boost charity impact.
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See the Philippines Rise excerpt on Asia dangers aftermath
Carlos Romulo speaks of a global challenge from Asia and the Pacific, noting independence granted to the Philippines as a democratic experiment. He warns seeds of portentous things to come may spread if containment isn’t pursued, highlighting broader regional risks after war.
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Metropolitan Opera Star Mona Paulee Delights Beckley Audience
In Beckley last Thursday night Mona Paulee a renowned mezzo soprano from the wolfpack circle performed at Woodrow Wilson Auditorium. She faced a brief glitch during a mid concert scale but recovered, earning praise from culture pages as she continues a touring season and future plans to Europe.
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Night concert soothes fears of wary woods near Harper Road
Thomas J. Stafford recounts a town visit by Community Concert organizer Dick Suder who enjoyed a Mel star's performance. The piece condemns hunting near woods behind Harper Road, warns of dangerous firearms, and recalls frontier caution to prevent shooting wildlife and children in these areas.
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Democracy in the Philippines and the cost of freedom
The piece likens Filipino democracy to American home rule struggles and warns of subversive forces within. It contrasts U S and Philippine efforts, notes bloodshed in the latest presidential election, and urges steadfast support to prevent a repeat of past domination fears.
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GM Announces Biggest Dividend in History This Week
General Motors declares the largest dividend on record at 8 a share with a par value of 10. The move shocks the financial world and lifts GM stock. analysts forecast wider business impact. The piece argues industrials should cut profits or share profits with workers to boost purchasing power and reduce strikes.
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Miss Phelan of New York Shines in Night Club Circuit
Margaret Phelan, a widow and aspiring opera singer, has become a sought after figure in New York night clubs. With a throaty soprano and endorsements from diverse sources, she navigates the male attention and industry pressures while pursuing her stalled opera dreams.
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U S Tightens Controls On Goods To Reds Allies
The Nation Today reports on increased U S controls to curb shipments that could aid Russia or allied blocs. The State and Commerce Departments regulate military items and export licenses, aiming to prevent war readiness assistance while allowing some nonessential trade. The piece notes a loophole via Latin American routes and warns exporters to await Commerce guidance on sensitive technical information.
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Niven at Home in Palisades Garden and Beans Craze
Hollywood star Davis Niven shows off his three and a half acre Pacific Palisades property with rabbits corn tomatoes and many beans including Kentucky Wonder French and scarlet runner beans. He values self sufficiency owning his own home and tending half an acre lawn while planning a full house painting next spring. Niven, born in Scotland, jokes about saving nickels and struggles with simple auto repairs.
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Navy Reforms Stir Admls Row as Sherman Takes Control
Admiral Forrest Sherman assumes Chief of Naval Operations with swift changes and a fraught power struggle. The article details a covert revolt led by Admiral Radford against civilian military oversight, Matthews, Denfeld, and the Navy’s push to restore civilian control amid hearings and unification tensions.
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Rover Boy Drives to Race Victory in Narrow Ridge Chase
In a gripping chapter Rover Boy powers a long night ride covering miles to close on Blue Star driven by Miguel. With Lily Belle failing, Jay Allison tests Rover Boy up a ridge while a Mexican raider fires on the line. Jay finally drops Miguel with a steady aim after a line of gunfire and pursuit.
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Rover Boy Fights for Lucia After Narrow Ridge Ride
Jay Allison saves Lucia from a perilous saddle chase as Rover Boy collapses, Blue Star lies bound, and the group debates the fallout with Mike Randall. Lucia blazes with life as Jay vows to protect her reputation while the mystery of the mare’s fate lingers.
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End of War Shortages Hit Marginal Workers
Washington observers warn the postwar labor market is returning to peacetime patterns with factories idling for inventory and uncertain demand. Marginal workers including youth, older workers, Black workers and women face layoffs first as production shifts and prices adjust, while experts foresee slower gains for autos and housing and a gradual employment recovery through 1948.
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South Mullens Driver Reports Theft Of Car On First Street
Roy Ingledew of South Mullens reported the theft of his 1938 Plymouth coupe left with keys in the ignition Thursday night. He had recently repaired the car at a cost over $500. The vehicle was parked on First Street beside the People's Bank and stolen. police were notified.
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James Cozart Honored On Second Birthday Party
James Jackson Cozart was celebrated on his second birthday with a party hosted by his parents Mr and Mrs Vanehan Cozart. A birthday cake was centerpiece while guests included Charles Amberg Jimmy Amberg Billy Amberg Jimmy Canterbury Miss Mary Ritchie and Mr and Mrs Douglas Canterbury.
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