Foreign postwar markets for U S farm goods gloomy
Government economists forecast small postwar export outlets for U S cotton wheat and corn as world trade may shrink due to high prices and production costs. A shift toward self sufficiency in Europe and rising foreign competition threaten future markets, with surpluses and policy debates looming for cotton wheat and other crops.
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John Dana
Magazine of
Wall Street
Brazil
Argentine
Cotten
Europe
U.S
Federal Polley
Britain
Japan
Canada
U.S.A
Argentina
Australia
Gzicé
A. Ostter
Refusing a course at dinner and etiquette notes
At a large dinner a guest may refuse a course without being rude. At a small informal dinner one may take a second helping if desired. Refusing second helpings at large dinners delays the meal. The hostess’ effort makes refusals at refined dinners inappropriate.
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Ledger Syndicate
WNU
Tax rule makes military insignia deductible business expense
Washington reports the Internal Revenue Bureau ruled that army and navy braid faces shoulder marks chin straps and other doo dads are a legitimate business expense and thus deductible from income. The ruling allows service members to deduct these items as part of their official attire and insignia costs.
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Washington
Army
Navy
Internal Revenue Bureau
Lords of Creation by Les Plettner
The poem presents Grosvenor Spence claiming power in his domain yet admitting a vast inferiority to a driver who controls the urban bus. Through boastful lines and irony the speaker contrasts authority with dependence on a figure who commands the street transit. The verse explores status, fear, and social hierarchy in a city setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grosvenor Spence
Mora
Veice
Gay Gadgets Knitting Tips In This Column
A playful column offers knitting ideas and fashion notes for gals. It suggests repurposing cereal boxes as containers, mixing school colors in sweaters, and making rainbow striped garments. Tips include crocheted charms, bracelet chains, and patterns for v neck sleeveless sweaters.
Jive Slang Quiz and Baby Talk Riddle Exchange
A playful, fragmented dialogue presents slang riddles and jokes about baby talk and social trends. Citizens joke about terms like Jabberwocky slang and cartoonish phrases, ending with a pun about a graveyard fence and a lonely ghost.
Minute Make Ups By Gabrielle Hair Glam Tips
Curly bangs and high placed glamour bits help conceal flaws. A layered approach and roses placed at the cheeks round out a slender face, offering a quick style update from WAU Features and Ledger Syndicate.
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Gabrielle
Ledger Syndicate
British bishops alarmed by wartime divorce rise
In London a convocation of Church of England bishops adopted a resolution expressing alarm at wartime divorce increases and urging clearer teaching of marriage as a lifelong relationship. The sponsor cited 3396 divorce cases in British courts this year versus a prewar average of 550 yearly.
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London
England
Church of England
Britain
Revenge at Last A Detroit teacher fined for red light
A Detroit school teacher faced a traffic stop and jury after running a red light. The judge ordered her to write 300 titles in the court, claiming the act fulfilled a longstanding ambition. The scene mixed courtroom tension with a surreal challenge from the bench.
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Detroit
Oute
Stranger Encourages Kid In Dimmed Baseball Broadcast
A battered fragment shows a spectator urging a young player during a baseball game. The exchange reveals a rough, informal broadcast atmosphere with emphasis on support despite a lagging score.
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Wetching
Long Story Lecéy Way and the boarding house chat
A fragmented dialogue of a group at a boardinghouse venting about food variety and daily life. The speakers discuss supper chicken, teaching jokes, driving memories, and a monkey skull specimen. The tone is playful and scattered, with interruptions and stray questions.
Fragmented Exchange Sparks Tense Domestic Moment
Dialogue records a heated exchange where Jones questions anger over a sharpened pencil used on a razor. Smith confirms irritation and mentions failed shaving attempts and attempting to white with the pencil.
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Jones
Smith
Long Case Patient and Maid Comedy at Door
A humorous exchange centers on a patient at the door and a maid. The doctor is away on an eternity case. A character mentions a brother going to the army tomorrow, clarified as not a private but a general remark among friends.
One Price Only Teal Suit Deal Sparks Bargain Battle
In a brisk street exchange, Abie counters Jake’s high price for a Teal suit. Jake pitches a $60 to $70 range, then drops to $50, while Abie sticks at $25. The deal ends with a decisive Sold, epitomizing sharp market haggling.
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Abie
Jake
Fragmented note hints at a recent arrest and farewell
The readable fragments describe someone leaving abruptly amid confusion. Mention of arrest is partial and unclear, with stray phrases about thanks and farewell. The piece suggests a sudden departure and possible police action, but lacks concrete names or details.
Salesmanshin Menae by Tookcdot Gardening Hazard
Fragmented OCR text presents unclear phrases about gardening terms and hazards. No cohesive event or names clearly readable. Summary constrained by nondeterministic content.
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Tookcdot
Fragmented plea memo from unclear draft
The text appears as a garbled exchange with names and phrases such as Beating Catch Me and Rome. It reads like an unfinished note or transcription error lacking coherent events, dates, or identifiable persons to anchor a proper news item.
Moving Pictures Push at Headover Reports Sarge Antone
The note mentions Sarge Antone directing personnel to move several items under supervision at Headover. It describes multiple overages and tasks requiring relocation and organization, with terse references to movement and assignment. The fragment implies a logistical briefing without concrete names or dates.
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Sarge
Antone
H&e Moving Pictures
Putte
Sik
Serge
Ters
Puns and Qs From a Silly Exchange in a Travel Note
A string of quips and jokes with names like Scotch Prescription and Hair's Mere Pen, plus questions about baldness and horse sense. The dialogue includes a joke about a giraffe eating anchovies, a rubber plant water joke, and a Southern residence remark.
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Rhymster
By Les Plettner
Lords OF Creation
Telefact
Nancy Pepper
Ats
Arait
Corm
Jerey
Net
Harry
Jerry
Ehvers Jase
Pater
Gindiy
Cenrasser
Rome
Mr. Bine
Sere
Amlew
Gocter
Bill
Jimmy—Dees
Johnny
Helga
Joe
South
Jerry—lelt
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