Californian Sees Right Million Trailers on Road
Sterling Gleason, PR director for the Clulling Production Administration in Southern California, predicts twenty million Americans will be living in trailer homes. He envisions a trailer behind every four autos as postwar motor touring grows, signaling a coming boom for the trailer industry.
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Los Angeles
Sterling Gleason
Clulling Production Administration
California
Guys
Cohgervanee
Gleason
Trailers Likely To Propel Mass Tourist Movement
Gleason predicts mass trailer production will slash prices and fuel a huge postwar tourist surge. He cites prewar prices around 900 dollars, wartime shortages, and rapid Southern California factory output as signs of imminent mass use with millions of trailers on the move.
Truman Seen At Crossroads
Washington reports President Truman faces a triple economic problem: steel strike, wage increases, and inflation. talks with Byrnes Vinson Bowles and reconversion directors show a plan to end the strike without triggering runaway prices. economists warn higher steel prices could lift costs across many industries.
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Marlow Washington
Teuthan
White House
Mc Truman
Byrnes
Treasury
Vinson
OPA
Bowles
Bay+ dev
Truman
Ife
U. 8. Steel Corp
U. & Steel Corp
U. S. Steel Carp
Risa
Snyder
Mn Truman
Hiss
U. & Steel
U. S
Chesier Bowles
South Carolina
NEA
Printers Endorse Albany Candidate by Local Union Vote
Troy Local 52 of the International Typographical Union endorsed William Glass of Albany for International Union vice president by a 23 to 7 vote. The local only rejected the regular Progressive candidates, while endorsing Woodruff Randolph of Chicago for president Larry Taylor of Fort Worth Texas for first vice president and Dan Hind of Oakland California for secretary treasurer.
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Troy
International Typographical Union
William Glass
Albany
Internations Union
Woodrut Randolph
Chicago
Larry Taylor
Fort Worth
Texas
Arst
Dan Hind
Oakland
Cal
Funeral services for Daniel E. Conway announced
The funeral for Daniel E. Conway, noted in political circles and a former city official, will be held at 9 a.m. at J. W. Burns and Sons Fifth Avenue Funeral Chapel and at 9:30 a.m. at Our Lady of Victory Church with a solemn requiem mass. Burial follows in St. Peter's Cemetery.
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Daniel E. Conway
J. W. Burns and Sons, Inc
Fifth Avenue
Our Lady of Victory Church
St. Peter's Cemetery
Albany Police Court Clerk Dies in Hospital
James Burn 64 longtime Albany Police Court clerk died after eight weeks illness at Memorial Hospital Survived by wife Rose J Byrne two sons and three sisters Funeral services set for Wednesday at 9 from residence 23 Lawn Avenue and 9 20 from Church of the Sacred Heart Interment at St Agnes Cemetery
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James ¥. Burn
Albany
Memorial Hospital
Albany Times-Union
Rose J. Byrne
James F. Byrne, Jr
Robert J. Burng
Mary J
Catherine
Former Draft Board Clerk Dies Suddenly
Mrs Evelyn L Sewell former chief clerk of Selective Service Board 331 died suddenly of a heart condition at her home. Services will be held with burial at a local cemetery, with arrangements announced by the funeral home.
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Draft Board
Evelyn L. Sewell
Selective Service Board
Lattnete Remembered For Local Service At Ozone Park
Mrs Sewell and her husband Howard Sewell moved to the area during the war when he worked at Watervliet Arsenal. She served as chief clerk of the board for several months before being succeeded by the current clerk Mrs Albert M Fox. Also noted is a report on moldy corn infected with dig 101 fed experimentally to pigs with no ill effects.
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Ozone Park
Sewell
Howard Sewell
Watervliet Arsenal
Albert M. Fox
Shopkeeper Claims Throne Of Hirohito
A Nagoya shopkeeper arrives in Tokyo claiming to be the rightful emperor of Japan. He cites a 666 year lineage and seeks a historians commission to investigate imperial shrines. Historians dismiss the claim, noting a historical waiver of succession and amalgamation of dynasties in 1892.
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INS
Nagoya
Pokyo
Aly Cline
Japan
Iivemichi Kumaziws
Banas Nyalniiuingshu
Mmiperor Gokumeyama
Kumazawa
Mitarthor
Takeo Aizawa
Imperil University
Touko
Aizawa
Elrohito
Gubemeyama
Emparor Goke
Intrigue Sparks Imperial Rule Crisis in Ashikawa Era
Imperial upheaval follows Ashikawa figure Ash Mitha Ash Mitha’s plot to purge followers of the Southorn dynasty. The ruling Imperial anomaly triggered by the scheme was ultimately broken, delaying further consolidation.
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Ashmitha Ashikawa
Fragmentary history notes on Japanese imperial line
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Japan and the throne but is incomplete. It references an emperor and a dynastic restoration in a portion describing two centuries of revolution and the nineteenth century, with unclear names and dates.
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Shugund
Kyota
Melji
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