Court of Claims rules for just compensation in 1948 pork seizure
A Philadelphia meatpacker won a ruling against the U S government affirming that the constitution requires just compensation when the government requisitioned pork products at below cost under wartime price ceilings. The decision questions the legality of OPA maximum prices and criticizes wartime enforcement clauses in New Deal legislation.
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United States Court of Claims
Washington, D. C
Philadelphia
OPA
Court of Claims
Congress
Conae
Ubase
Westbrook Pegler on Truman decontrol speech fallout
Westbrook Pegler critiques President Truman’s decontrol stance noting the shift in argument toward free economy and rolling back price controls. He accuses supporters of selfish interests and contrasts Roosevelt and Taft era rhetoric with today’s measures while warning against corporate greed and labor strife.
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Westbrook Vecler
New York
Qveal
Taft
Wherry
Congress
Byhose
Wherry Byame
Mee Truman
Bernice Baruch
Herbie Swope
Mer
Tryman
Roosevelt
Lie
Hyde Park
Coes
Execut Wes
Miliou
Mr. Truman
Truman
Ickes
H Idg
King Features Syndicate, Inc
It's Fun to Eat record critique by two Winants
A satirical, nostalgic item about a children’s record titled It’s Fun to Eat by Murray and Sylvia Winant of New York. The piece mocks the idea of teaching manners through song and describes chirpy characters on the opposite record side. It notes social commentary on postwar abundance and urges caution about consumer culture.
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New York
Murray
Sylvia Winant
Winans
Dec Clark
Fay I
Untitled interview fragment with memories and parenting
An incomplete reminiscence features Elsie Robinson and a speaker recalling childhood discipline and parenthood duties. The text notes turnips as a remembered detail and mentions Parents setting examples, with a closing garbled line about Features Syndicate.
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Elsie Robinson
Ing Features Syndicate
Fru
Voters and Political Notes From 1936 Weekend
Ten and twenty years ago items note Mrs Gloria Vanderbilt and her twin visiting San Antonio guests while Landon leads Roosevelt by 11 to 8 in a Literary Digest poll. A local group of wives formed to protect husbands from deviation, linked to three raids by prohibition agents selling 600 bottles of beer.
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Gloria Maryan Vanderbilt
Tielma Furness
San Angonio
Landon
Roosevelt
Literary Digest
Prohibition
Allegiance to Russia Comes First in U.S. Reds Eyes and Ears
Louis Prancis Buntenz outlines how American communists, led by Browder and Dennis, consistently align with Moscow from the 1930s to the late 1940s. The piece traces shifts in Roosevelt's status, anti-fascist rhetoric, and labor politics as Moscow’s line changes. It portrays the Daily Worker as echoing Soviet policy and exposing a pattern of political somersaults designed to serve Soviet aims.
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Russia
U.S
Moscow
Budenz
Louis Prancis Buntenz
Communist Party
Russie
America
Daily Worker
Red
Britain
Hitler
Tunisian
Pravda
Tuvostia
Exept
Soviet Union
Flys
Septer
Carlos Prestes
Latin America
USA
Brazil
Soviet Russia
Browder
Mexico
Mexical Communist Party
Tie Hegre
James Ford
Foster
Prestes
Roosevelt
Tsa
Rhonsevelt
All Red
Hiller
United States
Stalin
France
Europe
Reich
Pat Moloyov
Willer
Germany
Provident
Thrance
Hat
Wirtsievt
Pravede
Armeries
Reichstag
Ate
Thaasevelt
Hasels
International Tress
Wayne
International Presa
The
Daily Worker Dellared
Rousavelt
Rad
Adyvanein
Aed
Communist International
Amvrica
Tuline
Ronsevelt
Tkun
Communista
Slace Dovas
Mr.Roosevelt
Wrowder
Robert Minor
Roy Hudson
Politcal
Reds
Resting in bed after illness how long to stay
Medical opinion favors shorter bed rest than in the past. Prolonged rest can harm by reducing blood volume and heart size, altering circulation, and lowering breathing efficiency and gut strength. A physician should tailor length of bed rest to the illness and patient, with gradual reconditioning after several weeks.
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Charac
F. Kerneth Albrecht
Florida
Treatment hints from Dr Bundesen on rest in illness
Dr Bundesen notes rest can aid many disorders but exact amount must be tailored by the physician. Rest should not hinder essential bodily functions while assisting illness recovery. The piece appears in the San Antonio Light with standard Associated Press copyright notice.
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King
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