Why Prices Rise And How To Stop The Spiral
The piece traces price increases from wartime demand to postwar bargaining. It highlights union wage gains, high purchasing power, and continued inflation as production shifts to peacetime. It argues stopping the rise would be painful, requiring wage restraint and reduced buying, likening the cycle to a dog chasing its tail.
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Workers of America
Dustry
Indian Problem and the Cost of Freedom
The piece argues India's independence exposes a common fate for new nations as internal factional strife follows liberty. It notes past upheavals in the United States around 1860 and historical examples from France and Russia to illustrate that upheaval often accompanies self rule.
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Siberia
Mosquito Nuisance Reported in Granville Avenue Area
Warren M. Reeser complains of a severe mosquito problem near Granville Avenue. The Health Department’s H. K. Gidley says authorities previously ran a control campaign and may need reactivation, with Dr. W. W. Hume to be alerted for county health cooperation.
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Warren M. Reeser
Ranville Avenue
Reeser
State Health Department
H. K. Gidley
Sanitary Engineering Section
Health Department
Granville Avenue
W. W.) Hume
Granville
Woodlawn
Morpheus
Mosquito Menace Battling Homefront
A first person wartime diary style note laments NBC style poor recognition after a skirmish akin to Pearl Harbor. The author vents frustration at the Navy while detailing a relentless battle against mosquitoes using DDT, gas masks, and improvised defences in Granville Woodlawn and South Beckley areas.
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Pearl
Oklahoma
Navy
Kanawha Street
Granville-Woodlawn
Dll
Hume
Beckley
Television steps toward nationwide reach in postwar era
James Marlow reports on early TV growth with 32 cities planned, factory outputs exceeding 400 sets daily, and 70,000 sets this year. FCC notes 11 stations active with 55 under construction as networks form, while coaxial cables and radio relay lines link cities like New York to Washington and Chicago.
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Max Hall
James Marlow
Washington
Mk Aawbua
New York City
Federal Communications Commission
Radio Manufacturers Association
Television
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
Detroit
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
A. T. and
Schenectady
Predictions and machines at the Washington stats meet
Hal Boyle notes the International Statistical Institute gathering in Washington. A tour through autoregressive theory and a multilingual conference room yields jokes about calculators and a dentist's automated card system. Boyle crams in taxi figures and a glimpse of the city’s 6973 cabs and an estimated 31.5 million dollars in yearly fare receipts.
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Arthur Edson
Hal Boyle
Washington
International Statistical Institute
U. S
Bob Hope plans five month vacation after Pale Face
Hollywood star Bob Hope says he will take a five month break from movie making after finishing The Pale Face with Jane Russell. He complains about the constant attention from correspondents and tourists and vows to rest and recharge after an exhausting decade of radio and film work.
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Hollywood
Bob Hope
Jane Russell
Bob
Dave
Henry
Ginsberg
Paramount
North Hollywood
Shirley Temple
Miss Marker
Frank Sinatra
Frank
Olivia and Stan vanish from party with private exit
Ellen notes Olivia wearing a black dinner dress with diamond clips. Leo and Riley fear a prank as Olivia and Stan slip out through a private auto-park exit. The detective sends staff to locate their car while Ellen ponders Olivia’s possible motive and risk to Olivia’s guardians.
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Ellen
Olivia
Leo
Mystery Plan to Leave Club Ends With Late Return
By Rob Eden a guest finds a way out of the club besides the front door. Ellen fears a prank may hide a deeper issue as her party vanishes. Sidney Tark checks on her and offers to wait in his office for the others, Olivia, Stan, and Leo.
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Riley
Leo
Olivia
Stan
Robinson
Ellen
Riley Beck
Arnold Estate
Laramie
Sidney Tark
Miss Fair
Horace and His Times in a Modern Spotlight
Henry Dwight Sedgwick’s Horace biography reassessed by W. G. Rogers, noting the poet’s farm life and quiet virtues. The guide highlights Horace’s shift from republican zeal to security, his ties to Maecenas and Augustus, and popular lines like Ars Poetica and Exegi monumentum, while linking Sedgwick’s critique to current readers.
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W. G. Rogers
Horace
Henry Dwight Sedgwick
Harvard
Quintus Horatius Flaccus
Augustus
Sedgwick
Athens
Cincinnatus
Virgil
Maecenas
Ars Poetica
Brutus
Philippi
Lyde
Lalage
MacLeish
Ben Franklin
Plotius
Varius
Horaca
Anacreon
Terentia
German future shaping in Trizonia and two Germanys
Alsop analysts say Congress will be asked to fund British share of German dollar aid as Britain cannot afford the burden. France hints at merging its zone with the Anglo American zone while seeking guarantees. A two Germany future emerges with Trizonia as western bloc and a enduring Soviet presence, with the United States bearing the majority of costs.
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Washington
Congress
Truman
George C. Marshall
Germany
Marshall
Ernest Bevin
Bevin
New York
United Nations General Assembly
Hector McNeil
McNeil
Britain
Byrnes
Trizonia
Elbe
Berlin
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