No Hoarding and No Waste Urged to Fight Famine Crisis
President urges every American to cut food waste and avoid hoarding to help feed starving people abroad. He calls for a united effort to conserve staples, store essentials, and reduce consumption while shipping more aid. Officials warn against waste while stressing shared responsibility and immediate action.
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Mont Despel de Wittmanth
United States
Dyuman
Wereroll
Amencia
Reich
Jeane
Federal action eyed to curb costly building codes
A report discusses how restrictive building codes raise housing costs and curb progress. It notes a pending conference led by Commerce Secretary sectors to examine code inflation impacts, including fire walls plumbing and fixtures, and the role of interstate commerce rules and distributor practices. The piece highlights preliminary studies suggesting potential cost limits on housing.
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AL Jast
Tadegal
Honsins
Chingi Thease
Slite Tegislateres
Uty
Schindler Budet Secretary of Commerce
Wasth
Schuldie
Federi
Trade unions and justice department questions discussed
A conference addressed questions on channels of territorial exchange and the potential for a shared plan. Debates touched on building carts of Tig and possible productive steps if laid out clearly in the light of preventatives and housing provisions.
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Vandenberg Warns on Peace and Soviet Motives at UN
Senator Vandenberg argues the Soviet Union twists the word peace to mask power aims, urging a firm stance at the Security Council. He cites Moscow’s vetoes and expansionist actions in Europe and Asia, urging unity among democracies to curb aggression worldwide.
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Vandenberg
Sandumbet
Vanderbergs
Cis
Moscow
Chain
Brik
France
Sim
Lebanon
Russia
Secuud Council
Vanden
Hal
Rusa
Rugg
Eit Aalke
Shi
Small Business Wage Policy Debate in the Nation
The section outlines the impact of wage proposals on small businesses, noting most establish ments employ under ten people and would face higher employer costs. It argues wage increases threaten prices, production, and competition, warning of potential closures and reduced output without government aid. References to President Taft and economic concerns frame the debate around 1996 wage levels and policy tools.
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Cammerie Chesivall
Solume
United States
Bntal
Fie
Wnylans
Muang
Washington
Tiugniius
Robert Ib
Winifacneers
Ascoettian
Ain Lay
Tia Matsiale
Onlin Amtiby
United State Steel Fund
Matar Co
Cor Poations
eLanaMmic
Srve
Tekin, Wesceves
Wntsaukens
F-craiht
Moreon
Anall
Thal
Fragmented notes on political economy and policy debate
The text presents garbled discussion on business and government, mentioning skepticism toward policy, calls for action, and references to political groups. It hints at concerns over an economy, public support, and possible factions influencing national direction. Named entities and clear facts are scarce due to the damaged source.
Roaming UNO Lig Psmetsui Aims for United Nations
A garbled report discusses UNO actions and Security Committee plans, naming Dr George N Shuster and debates on youth conditioning, university gym use, and potential sessions in Philadelphia Baltimore Lancaster Annapolis Trenton and New York City. It references Jefferson and the Declaration, wandering citizens, and the hope of a permanent Washington meeting site.
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Minter Galleze
Meytton
Misoi Willa O Dagens Wilcome
Vunet Colle
George N Shuster
UNO
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Jefferson
Congress
Annaphe
Monae
Anonpahs
Seouny
Canadian Navy under strain as Abbott warns on duties
Prime Minister Abbott, speaking yesterday, voiced concern over obligations the United Nations may request regarding naval operations. He noted tensions in the Atlantic strategies, including cooperation with United States ships and issues with mine and destroyer methods.
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Willy
Abbott
Sybonil Defence
Simian
Paulo Mather
Brebsh
Ammerican
Tories Modelo
Tomi Mint
United States
Eye Chief
Abelson
Nelion
Layson
Public Letters From The Record Columns Anonymous Claims
An unsigned submission to The Record Papers discusses gender roles and wartime experiences, questioning moral conduct and pointing to social expectations. The letter critiques men and women, asks for anonymity, and laments public judgment while referencing aid work and unemployment.
New York Union Law Sparks Citywide Labor Debate
A stormy dispute over Wagner Act provisions and the right to organize grips New York City. Mayor and business leaders contest minority union bargaining while employers face pressure to negotiate with recognized representatives under the law.
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Dle
Reig
Emilbonns Pte Wyner
Gineben
Lew York
York
Chy
Eltirond
Boaly Ff
Weltten
Geltad
Erly In Steel
GEFO
Sane Lertis
Kvontielly Thy
Aon
Anikeee Alork
Wawa Ichievin
Mallerky
New York
Oo Burnaeiat
Nnk
Demetan Conpreag
Aller
Avon
Pan
Anton
Otty da
al Lta
Mugthy
Controversy Over Wartime Propaganda in Seattle and Tokyo Dispatches
A garbled report details protests by editors and unions over alleged wartime propaganda and censorship. It cites editors Pettis and Raelin, labor figures, and a Tokyo dispatch about loyalty, communism, and press suppression. It notes references to the Communist Yupo Slav group, the Moscow-influenced Amendman Slay Congress, and electoral tensions tied to the Wagner Act.
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Tseh
Lolyo
Btars
Steipest
Gener udicAr
Wwe
Okinawa
Lemiei
Peli
Man Ngs
Une Yrypor
Lacume
Cpl
Maus
Bulls
Ferry Pettus
Seattle
Ind
Bath
Terry
Berta
Free Press
Pally
Comat
jSeattle
Wstadax
New York
Agrello
Lee Yuga Slavia
Jerry Pettis
Tina Group Ag
Moscow
Washington Merry-Go-Round details insurance scheme scandal
Drew Pearson's Washington column discusses a complex life insurance collapse involving Missour i state agents, executives, and a receiver, detailing Emmett O Malley actions, a New York promoter, and the sale of old policies. It notes investigations, bribery claims, and connections to Wall Street figures amid political intrigue.
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Trinity Forces
Adm
Sidney Wohou
US NA
Pdomer
Lousisnaticathai
Bao Ganlea
Heer
Etacto F
Cedieal Intetti Cner
Nallone
Elly
George Allan
Allen
Iins Limans Old Fond Bows
Simost
Sones
Bord
Emniett O Malley
Ail
Reargn
Vind Olmat
Boutis
O Malley
Wen
New York
General Amanda Life Insumner Co
Missour Slut Life
St Luu
O Mulloy Sdea
Shepherd Actuary
Misesourl Blute Bite
O Malloy
Wold
Hamilton
Souci
Tne
Yaolington
Aviation Corp
George Allen
Rm Representa
Wall Street
Harry Touma
Imrs Hoosesfils Bovaguarg
Collectors seek coin and stamp value amid old newspaper notes
Inquiries cover a 1839 Indian head cent value, 1812 or 1817 nickel worth, Columbian Expo medal, and a non Canadian penny 19th century. Also asks where to find stamp collection values and notes a classified ad for stamp puncimans. Local column preserves varied numismatic and philatelic questions.
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Castortind
Rhode Island
Mutch
Ohaverse
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