Truman Pension Plan Under Fire for Double-Talk
Westbrook Pegler condemns President Truman for proposing unemployment pensions of at least 2 dollars weekly for certain civilians during a transition period. Pegler argues the plan would encourage dependency, inflate payments, and trigger high taxes while noting wage constraints and labor attitudes across regions.
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Wester
New York
Brees Truman
Trunwin
Iyacea
Gelary
Jenney
Zam
Sana
Truman
Trilman
Nat Zere
CRECK
Trina
Hyman
Controversial Military Justice and Labor Ties Examined
The author critiques wartime military discipline and court sentences, noting hangings for objectors and harsh punishments. He links labor costs, inflation, and profiteering to wartime policy and questions the balance of civil and military authority, urging study of compulsory peacetime national service and protections for youth.
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Shere
Kilday
Texas Trails Reenvise TlK Production Shaping War Economy
Industrial notes outline production boosts and state controls for cotton and related textiles. The Office of Marketing Services projects higher output, with manufacturers allowed to increase types of goods. Quote references suggest wartime rationing impacts on farming, clothing, and explosives materials as unity efforts drive supply for the war and postwar era.
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Office of Amrketing Services
Elysus
Manu Metnyers
Reich
City May Buy New Meters on Time
City officials consider buying new parking meters or parts to replace worn units. Attorney Mireligh says the city has access to 87.0 percent of meters valued at 57.50 each. Commissioner Anderson stated a need for 950000 for purchases, while Denham indicated no upfront money but a portion of meter revenue would cover costs.
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Lonfrr
Sasume
Reliet
Flag
St Lysth
Guy Bohan
San Antonio
Mireligh
FL. Andersony
Denham
Col Harms Dies of Gun Wound at Riverside Home
Col Herry W. Harms aged 58 a former commander of American troops in Newfoundland died yesterday from a gun wound at his Riverside home. Deputy Coroner Seymtone Cashavid ruled the death self-inflicted. He had recently been at Sante Ann swing air base hospital for treatment.
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U.S. Army
Riverside
Col
Herry W. Harms
Newfoundland
Seymtone Cashavid
Tle
Sante Ann Swing Air Base
Flier Joins Caterpillars in Maryland Mission
Flier Captain Fitzhenry, son of Mrs. O. C. Filzbenry, joins the Caterpillars club in Maryland. He was stationed at Tingley Field for the privaleines to return from the South Persie. Weather closed in, radio contact lost, parachute landing failed near Langley Field where a captive technique was completed two days prior.
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O. C. Rusueery
O. C. Filzbenry
Maryland
Fitzhenry
Tingley Feld
Privaleines
Persie
Langley Field
Praviatic
Baering Down On the News by Arthur Baer
A fragmented column by Arthur Baer discusses wartime collaborators and renegades, referencing Rudolf Hess and Rudy. The piece mentions Rudy’s plane, a parachute tent, and the Corrigan incident in Beotland, with notes on Paulette Goddard in Paramount’s Kitty and daily ballet and French lessons.
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Arthur
Baer
Rudy
Corrigan
Beotland
STAR
Paulette Goddard
Paramount
Kitty
Bomb-Blasted Bremen HQ Wreckage Reports Casualties
Rescue teams searched the Bremen police headquarters ruins after two blasts. Three Americans and 12 Germans were found dead with two Americans missing. Seventeen Americans and 61 Germans were hospitalized with serious injuries or lightly hurt. The four story building had served as SS police HQ.
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Bremen
Germany
Jive
U. S
Aide to Detailing Booby Trap Tactics in War Effort
A fragmentary report notes an American safety officer Maj. Fe Russel Kennedy Jr. from Washington DC discussing passive booby tops and a delayed wetton bomb as the cause of a disaster. It mentions German development of demolition charges with fuses delayed up to 64 days and references events around April 26.
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Aqueverican Public Safety Officer
Maj
Fe Russel Kennedy Jr
Washington, D. C
Six ELAS Members Sentenced to Death in Greece
Six ELAS supporters were sentenced to death and two others to life imprisonment by the Athens criminal court for killing actress Helen Papadakis and forty three gendarmes. The condemned men pleaded guilty.
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Athens
ELAS
Athens Criminal Court
Helen Papadakis
National Theater of Greece
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