Bridgeport Plan Cuts Red Tape for Veterans Return
Bridgeport launches the Community Advisory Service Center to unite city agencies, employers, and professionals under one roof. Veterans receive counseling, job placement, and practical help such as extended gasoline allowances and housing, with Martin Turk as a success story. The city funds and local support drive the effort, now copied by 33 other cities.
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Community Advisory Service Center
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Exery
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Mein Street
Martin Turk
Turk
Infantry
Meyer Larkin
Connecticut
U.S. Employment Service
Martin
OPA
Larkin
Jasper McLevy
Setective Service
Veterans Administration
State Receiployment Cammissios
Hamrick
Blind Girl Hopes to Become Expert Pianist
Lincoln Nebraska UP I Marie Helen Hassel, a University of Nebraska graduate, is blind from infancy and ranked in the top ten percent of her class. She majored in piano and plans private lessons, memorizes notes from Braille, and learned music by hearing voices. Doris the seeing eye dog accompanied her, earning $50 from concerts to purchase care.
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Lincoln, Neb
UPI
Marie Helen i Hassel
University of Nebraska
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iPsane
Doris
Morris, New XN. J
Curfew Benefits Reported by French Quarter Night Club Owners
New Orleans business owners in the French Quarter report curfew hours are bringing tangible benefits after a period of reduced activity. They note a rebound in nightlife and patronage for the first time in weeks as customers adjust to enforcement.
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New Orleans
Tate
Mink Runs Errand as Pet Snail Being Dr. Zahorchak’s
A pet mink valued at 400 dollars, owned by Dr. J A Zahorchak of Natrona Heights, left home and visited the George Brothers Lorist shop in New Kensington, Pennsylvania, before being returned when claimed by the owner.
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Ferdinand the Bull
J. A. Zahorchak
Natrona Heights
George Brothers Lorist
Rhetoric and Reform Clash in House Debate
In a lively session Cannon and Keefe spar over remarks about John Taber of New York while Bender criticizes Democratic tactics. He highlights Roser Slaughter’s Rules Committee vote blocking FEPC, contrasting Democratic critique with Republican claims of past social progress. The piece contrasts party legacies on labor, safety, and civil rights, and notes unresolved issues for Spanish Loyalists in France.
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John Taber
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Union
House
France
Jeep overrated for farm work says Penn State expert
Pennsylvania State College farm machinery specialist AL W. Circle criticizes the army jeep as a substitute for tractors. He cites unsuitable field speeds and weak transmission for continuous field work. Clyde suggests using the jeep as a power unit and for hauling with added features like a belt pulley and rugged transmission, plus a protective cab.
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Political Stage On Presiding Experience And World Peace
Congressman with legislative experience emerges as ideal presidential candidate. Truman era policy aims at harmony in foreign affairs. New League of Nations charter gains support for safeguards against world state dominance. Isolationists few oppose, but prefer sovereignty safeguards. Conference system lets each nation decide military support case by case.
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Old League
America
Twining Estate Letters Testamentary Issued
Judge Edward J. Dentaue ru Rensselaer County Surrogate's Court issued letters testamentary on the estate of the late Frank B. Twining to Manufacturers' National Bank of the city after the will was admitted to probate. The bank will ensure the provisions of the will are carried out.
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Frank B. Twining
Manufacturers’ National Bank
Edward J. Dentaue
Rensselaer County
Twining
FBI Cites Benefits of Fingerprints
Washington reports that fingerprint data aided postwar identification, with investigations confirming unique prints help distinguish individuals. Details outline how records are stored separately to avoid duplications and underscore ongoing use by federal agencies.
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FBI
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