Planned Economy Clamps Down on Prices Threatening Jobs
The article attacks the Office of Price Administration for rationing prices and triggering a postwar job shortage. It cites Bowles guidance on reconversion pricing, claims 1942 price levels ignore higher wages and materials costs, and argues OPA policies will force unemployment across automotive and radio sectors. Representative Lawrence Smith warns reforms must reflect modern costs.
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United States
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Bowles
Lawrence H. Smith
Wisconsin
Tam
Congress
Houe of Representatives
Smith
Rowles
Understand Yourself Before Demand For Understanding
The piece argues that understanding others starts with self understanding. It cautions against blaming others for your lack of clarity and urges readers to evaluate their own motives and behaviors. It asserts personal insight precedes progress and social tolerance.
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Q Grace
Ring Ventures Rytticate, Inc
Broadway Gossip and Millionaire Schemes Revealed
An Indian of tabloids style column surveys social climbers and wealth, naming Walter Wimehell and Greta Bavihylamew among a tangle of Hollywood names. It traces fortunes, marriages, and alleged schemes surrounding actors, executives, and aspiring entertainers in New York and Chicago.
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Walter Wimehell
Mark Roxteheed
MVS
Wally Mirror, Inc
Aie Larr
Morts Eder
Saw & Fot
Ner
Tie
Fie
Baidayax
Wiew
Chicago
Earl of Steathmore
Rizabeth
Inn Crechcenowski
London
New York
Atomic energy and civilization parley across a safer path
The column weighs the discovery of atomic energy as a pivotal, yet uncertain, force shaping civilization. It traces how weapons evolved from lances to bombs, envisions a future where atomic power could transform warfare and industry, and urges cautious, private advancement of peaceful, constructive use without premature political action. It cautions against sensational prophecy and emphasizes defense, governance, and the need for secure, restrained development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Skey
Polsar Passes
Security Council
U.ss
Britain
Truman
Prat
By George E. Sokolsky on the war and a plea for lasting peace
The essay condemns totalitarian aggression from Germany and Japan, cites World War II devastation and civilian losses, and urged postwar restraint and forgiveness. It questions the wisdom of hatred, argues for "live and let live," and hopes America remains just to foster enduring peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witter
Poland
Europe
France
Holland
Belgium
Scandinavian
Italy
Greece
Balkans
European
Russia
Japan
Peart
United States
Phiippines
Guam
Pacific Islands
Chitin Anu
Siger
Wilyoad
Asia
Chiia
Germany
Britt
Subure
Mint
United Stats
Birthmarks in Children Types and Treatments Described
An old medical note catalogs birthmark varieties in children including slab type pork wine colored skin marks, hypertrophic forms that darken then fade, and cavernous lesions that may grow large and require removal. It also mentions angionitn subtypes with faint neck and eyelid marks fading with age, and moles or devags that may be surgically removed or grafted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usk
Fedeo
Cortina and U S Rangers Clash in Texas Civil War Aftermath
In postwar Texas U S troops pursued reconstruction and fought bandits as Juan Nepomucena Cortina, a famed spy and raider, led attacks that terrorized ranches and cattle thefts. Ranger I. H. McNelly seized the initiative, ambushing Cortina. the outlaw’s downfall came after years of conflict ending with a presidential act terminating his operations.
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U. S
I Texas
Rio Grande
Juan Nepomucena Cortina
U.S
Texas
Woloslaus Freedmen's Bureau
Res
I. H. McNelly
Secon
Cort
McNelly
Cortina
Drag
Youths Rally for Dry County in Bexar League Fight
From the Los Angeles Light Files a note dated August 20, 4935 reports the Bexar County League Against Whisky calling off a faceted parade and replacing it with a countywide dry rally at the First Baptist Center. Also noted is a summer camp trip for 450 boys from San Antonio to Sandy Park with Judge Wien and Ply. The item cites the San Antonio Light’s historical masthead and AP affiliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bexar County League
Fac
Scouis
Antonio
Sandy Park
Judge Wien
San Antonio
San Antonio Gazette
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Elsie Robinson
Gressman
Greta Bavihylamew
Myra Green
Nat Perlow
Pat Coogan
Social Register
Licus
Nick Disrn
Deee Wimen
Helress
Dwight Deere Wiman
Armanac
Ned Bullwinkel
Billy Friedberg
Pley~ Wright
Jang Hoffgan
Xlage
Plait
DeGaulle
Pjeter de Wid
Phu Hve Vonholssen
Gloria Vian- Herbut Strokowski
Gwondee Awill Vale
Mustem
Ravtara Multan
Cary Grant
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Lets
Councir
Roy Montgomery
Richard Wook
Garey Nel Ben
Cosmopolitan
Joan Barry
Wir Chaplin Habs
Silage
Hollywood
Indy
Lovella Parsons
Chicago Herald
Arshlow
Mary
Louch
James Keeley
Silico
Tewin
Lorelin
Aftur Ans
Mercyn LeRay
Doris Warner
Marrry Charles Vidor
Ty Hese
Evelyyn Keyes
Betty Delway
Caiorel
Dient
Jiminy Kictien
Morgan Butler
Hetr Tatus
Chicago Paper Fortune
Woald
Aauttier Pecker
Graphleak
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Slant
Neergpary
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Feigay
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Viney Ray
Jress
Étrag
Quillos Davidson
Alamia
Washington
Himalayas
Empire State Building
Paul Mallon
Great Britain
Soret Hussia
Bindee
George E. Sokolsky
al -Fthis
Nate Sar
Sen
Tag
Sheten
Suatean
Sapyck
James Farber
L. A. Light Files
Balis
Bafty
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Bop Qally
Sundin
Mexicuy
Sunviny
Ant Soo
Datjy
Sumiay Lownie Uy Carrie
Texan
Tally Wand Sanday
Agente
Bat Antonio
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