Price controls fallout signals end of wartime policy
President Truman’s move to decontrol meat amid public shortages is portrayed as a political portent and a critique of the New Deal’s planned economy. The piece argues permanent OPA abolition is needed, anticipating wider overruns without reform and predicting public pressure on Congress to act.
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Truman
Office of Price Administration
American Federation of Labor
Plana
OPA
Congress
O.P.A
P.ac
Cupsright
King Feal
Syj
Tar
Walter Winchell Snippets From Stage To Screen Gossip
Walter Winchell shares capsule showbiz anecdotes about Lon Chaney Jr in Badlands of Dakota and a comedy jugglers’ scene. director Al Green coaches performers while takes pile up, a juggle of jokes, and a quip about Poli's New Haven.
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Walicei Winchell
Carleton Young
Dakota
Lon Chaney Jr
Chaney
al Green
Director Green
Poli
New Haven
Dear WW and the War of Words on Broadway News
A satirical column fragment reviews wartime politics and media figures. It cites U N delegates, jokes about New Dealers, and comments on Taft and Hitler. The piece riffs on postwar America, journalism, and policy debates, with quips about Beatrice Koch and OPA price issues.
Appetite and Hunger Distinctions in Appetite Disorders
A historical medical note explains how appetite differs from hunger, with appetite driven by mental attitude toward food and hunger a physical stomach contraction. It cites Dr. Jacob Meyer finding amphetamine sulfate can boost appetite in mentally low patients, and discusses psychotherapy as a method to relieve worry and restore appetite.
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Br. Jacob Meyer
Chicago
Dr. Meyer
Vitamin therapy in addressing poor appetite medical note
By Dy H N Bandesen discusses vitamin preparations, especially B complex, for poor appetite. Not all cases require vitamins. underlying causes like fever illness nervous disorder or cancer demand diagnosis by a physician. Psychosomatic cases may need hospital care. once cause is found treatment is more effective. Cory 1040 Ring Featured Syne Ine.
Westbrook Pegler on New York campaign and tax debate
New York politics in 1946 feature a Business and Professional Men's committee of the Democratic State committee assailing Governor Dewey for a 500 million surplus, while Eleanor Roosevelt and others question fiscal policy. The piece contrasts Dewey’s tax stance with Roosevelt and Lehman traditions and notes the influence of the P A C and other groups on voter registration and campaigns.
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New York State
Mead
Dewey
Wessblook Fegler
New York
Business and Professional Men's Committee
Democratic State Committee
Tom Dewey
Oregon
Eleanor Roosevelt
James M. Mead
Washington
New Jersey
Connecticut
Business and Professional Men
Roosevelt
Herbert H. Lehman
Lehman
Party of Humanity
Palestine
C. S O
State Department
UN plan for world capital faces local resistance in Westchester
The UN proposes a temporary site for its world assembly, drawing sharp opposition from Stamford and Greenwich residents who fear dispossession and property seizures. Local groups vow legal action to block the move as U.S. officials vow to fund compensation and challenge property laws. The plan cites educational, communications, and cultural aims but faces questions of justice and feasibility.
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Washington
United Nations
Assembly
San Francisco
Geneva
Hyen
Flushing Meadows
United States
TSC
Stamford (Conn
Stamford, Chamber of Commerce
Westchester County
Prateel
Union
UNO
Greenwich
UNG
Russia
Australia
China
Latin America
TLC
The
UNO site choice sparks Westchester clash over land use
The commission selects a costly suburban site provoking strong objections that the move risks dispossessing residents and igniting conflict. Critics say the UNO decision mirrors a shift to prestige property, urging reconsideration to protect homes and prevent future wars. The dispute heads to the permanent commission and potentially the courts.
Riot and Robbery Report in Sak Antonia 1936
Ten and twenty years ago notes recount pistol wielding bandits threatening four Sak Antonians and escaping with 8.27 in cash. Local citizens Porter Owhney C. C. Lee G. G. Geyer William McIntosh and Charles Tips reviewed the Three Rivers glossary factory to gauge capacity amid rising demand from new San Antonio plants. George White Scandals plans a Thursday show. Earlier, 1910 reports note Republican gubernatorial candidate R. B. Creager leaving for Fredericksburg to stump for the campaign.
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Porter Owhney
C. C. Lee
G. G. Geyer
William McIntosh
Charles Tips
Three Rivers Glosy
San Antonio Light and Gazette Reader Notice
Public notice from the San Antonio Light and Gazette discussing publication rights and republication restrictions for Associated Press dispatches. Indicates exclusive rights for credited and non credited news and reserved special dispatches within the panel and local pages.
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SAN Antonio Light
Sam Antonio Gazette
Broadway
Fifth
San Antonio
Texas
Meneer Associated Press
Mw Newa
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Fit & P
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Huntington
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Reuben
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Morniay Mall
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Bea Koch
Wilson Mizner
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Squibs City
Jack Bernstein
Suffolk
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Hoonger
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Westbrook Pegler
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CLO
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Hudson
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Westchester
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