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British loan sails despite Taft lip in opposition
The text notes the British loan proceeding even as Senator Taft shows opposition. It then gives a party tip about giving what you have, the risk if disliked. It mentions a girl who benefits from spending on smart clothes with the right figure, and baseball fans practicing on the losing team while cheering the winner.
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Wasted Food and Workforce Notes From the Era
Commentary touches on food waste feeding Europe, production boosts in clothing factories, tough meat, voter registration issues, local county elections, Truman’s public image, child behavior, rising KKK presence, wartime production pace, Savannah monetary conference entertainment, Artillery Punch revival, and John L. Lewis possibly calling off a strike to protect nylons production.
Budget balance drive dominates Congressmen
The speaker argues Congressmen seek a balanced budget before elections and warns that delay shifts blame from the state to the public for underpaying teachers. He contends people resist calls for higher taxes to fund higher pay.
Voters urged to register before July 4 in Georgia 1944
An editorial urges Georgia residents to register to vote before July 4 with tax collectors handling registrations. It notes that voting remains open to those who registered earlier, warns non registrants cannot vote, and praises Red Cross efforts and local donor activity amid wartime needs.
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Georgia
OPA Popularity Spurs Debate on Price Controls and Economy
Commentators favor continuing the OPA amid claims price ceilings saved billions and kept stabilizing the economy. Critics warn lifting controls would unleash inflation, hoarding, and unjust profits while harming workers and consumer buying power.
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OPA
Vinson
America
United States seeks orderly wage standards in postwar world
The text argues against superficial public opinion on salary raises and condemns communistic agitation and rival wage demands. It asserts the need to raise living standards while maintaining social security and world peace, warning that other nations with lower standards undercut in global markets. It emphasizes aligning domestic policy with fair prices and orderly national governance to avoid economic disadvantages abroad.
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United States
Lobbying under scrutiny as House considers investigation
Washington April 2 Congress considers probing lobbying practices. Rep Sabath notes lobbying harms more than ever, proposing an investigation. Article outlines lobbying forms from picketing and mail campaigns to group visits and broad propaganda aimed at influencing legislation.
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Congress
House
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Illinois
Lobbyists in Washington Face Criticism and Debate
The piece contrasts two lobbying types and cites Saabath’s claim that powerful groups in Washington pressure Congress. Rep Gross counters that internal government lobbying is the worst, noting past investigations stalled and fearing the current proposal may fail again.
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Saabath
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Washington Telephone Book
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Pennsylvania
Special Cub Scout Charter Ceremony For Hospitalized Boy
In Atlanta on April 2 AP reports nine year old Robert McElreath nicknamed Cub Scout McElreath received his Cub Scout charter from Pack 64. A special ceremony was held by Cubmaster W G Dinsmore as Bobby, awaiting spinal operation, was pinned the insignia on his pajama lapel while his friends decorated the home park school auditorium.
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Baptists in Russia andSeattle Smallpox Campaign
Louie D. Newton reports on Russian Baptists under Soviet rule, noting two united unions led by Rev. A. I. Whidkov and Dr. Zhidkov, the push to print Bibles, and the limited religious freedoms. He also notes Seattle’s smallpox outbreak with 24 cases and five deaths as 26 fire stations serve as vaccination centers.
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Toronto
Baptist World Alliance
Canada
Stockholm
A. I. Whidkov
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Whidkov
Russian Baptist Union
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Union of Evangelistical Christians
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Zhidkov
Seattle
Emil Palmquist
Seattle Hospitals Bar Visitors as Smallpox Rages
Seattle hospitals impose visitor bans as smallpox cases surge in the city. Officials from four hospitals in Seattle announce restrictions to curb spread amid an outbreak.
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Seattle
Crossword Clues From an Old Page Puzzle Snippet
A fragmented crossword puzzle listing clues across and down with partial words and garbled phrases. Entries hint at terms like East Indian tea fuss hindr and Calamitous perform and European blackbird but many letters are missing or merged.
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