Urges repeal of War Time Day Act and returns to private utilities
Washington dispatch analyzes major suggestions for early private ownership of railroads telegraphs and telephones and repeal of wartime prohibitions on beer and wine. The editorial notes rival plans in Congress and the president's cable address as debate grows over immediate privatization and related economic measures.
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Clemency Review for Convicted Soldiers Update
Wartime clemency actions are reviewed for 2087 cases with 200 already released from confinement. Board chair notes progress, aims to complete work this month, and reduce remaining cases. Policy shifts include earlier releases and reduced sentences where warranted.
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President Speech From Europe Stirs Congress Debate
The president delivers a message from abroad urging unity and action on domestic funding and international peace. He warns Congress to approve essential appropriations and labor reform measures to sustain government and support wartime and postwar responsibilities.
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Local developments and business notes across communities
A chaotic column details factory plans and expansions, church consolidations, and farm ventures. It mentions a $890,000 project, a $95,000 order, factory costs of $15,000, and new workforces. It notes church unifications in Adams County, land sales near Cook Reach, and openings of circuits in Iowa with anticipated dates and funding questions.
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