Musicians Ban Records By Petrillo Through Year End
James C Petrillo announces that after December 31 no union member may make another phonograph record or transcription. He argues the ban will push radio stations to hire more musicians and reduce unemployment while royalties total about three million dollars. major stars earning high incomes will oppose the ban though the move affects only a small portion of members.
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James C. Petrillo
The
Musicians Union
Petrillo
Sinatra
Bing Crosby
Czar Petrillo
Congressmen Probe Europe Needs for Aid and Loans
U S congressmen led by Christian Herter travel in Europe to assess economic aid needs for distressed countries. They discuss making aid a loan with U S supervision and seek strategic materials, aiming to base future legislation on thorough findings.
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Europe
U. S
Committee On Foreign Aid
Christian Herter
Massachusetts
Congress
United States
High Prices to Continue Says Other Editors
Predictions say elevated prices persist for months due to short crops rising food needs and higher wages. The recession, seen as looming, is delayed by demand and political factors while an election looms. A longer boom could worsen the eventual slide as unemployment rises and values fall.
Still Best of All Washington Evening Journal
A humorous note on a man attempting to craft a better drink than plain water, highlighting that over centuries such efforts remain unsuccessful.
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Washington Evening Journal
Cuts In Farm Debts Show Record Reductions
American farmers have cut mortgage debt to 4.8 billion dollars as of January 1, 1917, the Bureau of Agricultural Economics reports. The figure marks the lowest level since 1914 and a 25 percent drop since January 1, 1940, with the 1928 peak exceeded by over five billion in the past.
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Christian Science Monitor
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Remember Your Church Britt News Tribune
Every church member should support the church to the limit of their ability and pay church subscriptions like other daily expenses. No official should spend excessive time convincing members they owe a debt.
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Britt News-Tribune
Will People Remember
The Creston News Advertiser argues the United States and Western powers should aid Europe, noting more could be done but for Russian interference. It warns that good accomplished will be due to American assistance while damage stems from Russian interference.
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Creston News
Europe
Pocahontas County Supervisors Adopt Peterson Contract Change
Pocahontas County Iowa board of supervisors met in regular session July 15 1947 and authorized Dale and Gale Peterson to assume Martin Petersons road grading contract for 16 miles under project numbers 147 247 347 447 1847 1447 1547 1647 1747 1847 1947 2047 2947 3047 3147 3247 conditioned on bond and approved sureties. Cherokee Times notes gubernatorial speculation and a 4 H judging team at Waterloo with Brown Swiss calves.
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Pocahontas
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
Pocahontas County
G. C. Johnson
O. F. Young
J. M. Bush
Martin Peterson
Dale Peterson
Gale Peterson
Do It Right Iowa Motoring News on Safer Driving
A public safety message urges courteous driving and adherence to traffic laws to reduce accidents. Drivers should signal, limit speed, and show consideration for others to prevent injuries and fatalities on the highways.
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Iowa
Understanding Acute Appendicitis and Urgent Care
Health guidance explains there is no home remedy for appendicitis. Sudden abdominal pain with fever and nausea requires immediate medical care. Do not eat or drink, do not rub the abdomen, and avoid laxatives until a doctor evaluates for possible appendectomy to prevent perforation or peritonitis.
Alarmed by Appended Operation Tests Success
A terse note questions a planned operation described as highly command driven and often successful when executed, reflecting concern about the process and its likely outcome.
Where's Simpson in the Stanford crowd exchange
A group of Stanford graduate students misidentify Simpson College as their alma mater during a class introduction. Professor Barnett notes three key Stanford figures in the scene all hail from Simpson and asks the students to state their actual origins.
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Beine Ser
Harvard
Indiana
Northwestern
George Rnett
Simpson College
Barnett
Blond Way
Standford Graduate School
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