Major Housecleaning Called For By Valentine
Former economic stabilizer Alan Valentine urged a major housecleaning in government at the 31st annual Associated Industries luncheon in Cleveland. He argued for dismantling an unofficial “second government” tied to the Democratic National Committee and urged President Truman to act, while opposing broad general controls without deflationary steps.
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Cleveland
Alan Valentine
Uman
Sociated Industries
Valentine
Nan
Washington
Democratic National Committee
Charles Wilson
Truman
White House
Taft Favored by Chavez if Democrats Lose in 1952
Democratic Sen. Dennis Chavez of New Mexico backs Republican Sen. Robert Taft for the White House if Democrats fail to win in 1952. He calls Taft a good man and says a Taft victory would clearly draw the line between conservative and liberal in government.
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Milwaukee
Dennis Chavez
New Mexico
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
White House
Taft
The
American Road Builders Assn
J. Howard MaeGrath
Red Cross Aids Veterans Across Nation And Local Chapter
The Red Cross maintains extensive veteran support through counseling, government benefit assistance, and financial grants. Elyria Chapter averages 34 veteran cases monthly with $1000 in aid last year. Volunteers visit Crile V A Hospital neuropsychiatric ward and provide recreation and comfort, aided by the Oberlin College unit. Nationally, over 200 field directors assist in processing claims and coordinating services across Veterans Administration facilities.
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Red Cross
The
Elyria
Mary E. Keller
Chapter
Home Service
V. Overdeer
Crile V. A. Hospital
Oberlin College
Margaret Dolliver
Walter Horton
Courtney Kirby
Northeastern Ohio Council For
Veterans’ Hospitals
Cleveland
Elyna
Junior Red Cross
Veterans Administration
Looking Sideways A Showgirl and a Mink Caper
A young man dazzled by a showgirl buys mink, a car, and emeralds with other people's money. Police charge him as the slick purchase scheme unfolds, leaving questions about value and trust in this lurid social snapshot.
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Rosemary Williamson
Halvah Request Sparks Late Night New York Dream Date
On a first date she said she wanted to see lower Manhattan after midnight. On a second date we watched a 90 cent midnight movie. When asked what she’d like me to buy, she replied she’d love halvah, a Mediterranean candy.
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Lower Manhattan
Miss Williamsons Move Through Broadway After 27 Years
The column muses on the Miss Williamsons of Broadway bound by a long, enduring run and puzzled by the creens they surround. A dated note mentions 10 cent bars and mink gifts as symbols in a tale of temptation and mystery from Elyria, Ohio dated March 15, 1952.
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John
Miss Williamsons
Broadway
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Elysium Soda Grill
Stetson Justine
Edith Mae
Lecie Originals
Everitts
Ildren
Middle Avenue
Elyria, O
Jordan
New
Miami Ave
Eastern Heights
Gardner
Gar Jeweurs
Nowepaper Radhive
Treasury
South Carolina
Mr. Mint
New York
Herald Tribune
Forty-first Street
New Amsterdam Theater
Durbars
Mutual Clothing
Broad St
Tele-T
Chron Elyria
Thurs
Fox Furniture
Bigelow
Fox
Widdle Ave
Fifth Street
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