Noted Carrier To Become U S Shrine
The Navy disclosed that an aging aircraft carrier will be preserved as a national shrine. President Truman approved a proposal from Navy Secretary Forrestal to save the famed ship known to its crew as the Big E and the Gallopin Ghost of the Gulf Coast. Details on the preservation site and plans were not fully disclosed.
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Washington
Herate
Enterprise
Navy
Truman
Forrestal
Gullu
Enterprise: call to preserve the famed carrier in worthy harbor
President Truttan approves For restal letter praising the USS Enterprise once rivaled enemy advances. The document urges keeping the mighty carrier permanently, as a symbol of American valor after decades of service. Boston harbor welcomes the Enterprise as it returns for an overseas troop transport assignment.
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Boston
Alversit
Boston Harbor
Work Stoppage Halts Greyhound Service in Troy
Greyhound bus line service in Troy was suspended after a midnight work stoppage affecting all routes. Only one couple remained stranded briefly, later able to reach destination by alternate transport as westbound buses from Albany and New York State routes faced limited service.
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Greyhound Bus Line
Troy
Greyhound Bvssey
New York
Boston
Sliver
Greyhound
Bhors
Albany
New York State
Greyhound Lines
Public Interest Versus Unions In Labor Strikes Debate
Discussion on whether unions can strike and jeopardize public welfare when balancing workers’ rights against the needs of 200000 citizens. Examines the Ball Buron Hatch proposals and the dominant role of the public in industrial disruption and policy response.
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Puten
Wade
King Features Syndicate
Cambridge Native Earns Silver Star for Overseas Gallantry
First Lt. Graeme F. Parrish, son of Mr and Mrs Malcolm Parrish of Cambridge, awarded the Silver Star for gallantry. Wounded in North Africa and Rome while serving since June 1941, he later returned to Italy in 1944. A Cambridge High School graduate, he earned an A B from Cornell and held church and fraternity roles.
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Graeme F. Parrish
Malcolm Parrish
Cambridge
Wakeman General Hospital
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Parrish
Sitvice
Italy
Iere
Rome
Cambridge High School
Parvist
Cornell University
St Luke's Episcopal Church
Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity
Political Stage Calls for Labor-Management Bargain
The piece argues industry profits are strong and labor should share gains through voluntary agreement. It cites President urging peaceful, sincere bargaining to settle disputes and seek long-term prosperity. He believes industry can accept gradual increases with reasonable compromise rather than coercive measures.
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Trutien
Cortrive
Russians Buried Alive in Mass Grave Near Boulay
Examiners report evidence that many of about 23 000 captured Russians near Boulay were buried alive by Nazi captors. German POWs exhumed bodies in two pits around the clock as doctors noted positions indicating death after placement in ditches. Witnesses cited incomplete cremation by gasoline and flames, while French residents near the camp said Russians were herded away from locals.
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Metz
France
Boulay
Ilne
On the Air Radio Programs From Local Stations
A listing of daytime and evening radio programs across local stations with numerous times and show names. Programs include News Breakfast Club Morning Melodies hymns and church services, Talk shows, serials, and music segments featuring hosts such as Jack Berch, Terry and Pirates, Galen Drake, and Archie Andrews. Also notes farm reports and noon news.
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Iese Gramauti
Evelyn Jmatt
Jack Berch
Hop Harrigan
Terry and Pirates
Tracy Ald
Jdark Armstrong
Bal
K.is
MickeYon Wame
Coatlle Chan
Boora
Tain Nees
Steporlar
Victorioua Living
Archie Andrews
Fort Pinno
Trojans Sue for $29,150 Damages in Supreme Court
William G. Hansen and Emil i Hansen sue for 28180 damages in a New Jersey auto crash near Champ Park, filed in Rensselaer County Supreme Court. Plaintiffs accuse a New Jersey driver of causing injuries to both, Hansen seeking 4150 for vehicle and injury claims and Mrs Hansen seeking 25000 for serious injuries.
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Supreme Court
Rensedaer County
William G. Hansen
Emili Hansen
Andrews
Union City
Oe Papera
David Rosenfeld
Prabelita
Navy Day Pep Talk Sparks Echoes of Uniform Rules
A conference of officers praised regular Navy life aboard luxurious Quonset huts with flush toilets and warned enlisted men to wear complete uniforms or face ten days bread and water. The piece notes reactions to collars, retirement plans, and Navy Day reflections amid broader World War II context.
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Annapolis
MacArthur
Halsey
Eniwetok
Watgn
U. S
New South Industry Plan Faces Migration and Market Pressures
The text describes Congress considering a study program to bolster Southern industry. It notes reliance on a fourfold cotton boost to compete with Egyptian, Indian, and South American fibers, while predicting mass farm-to-machine job displacement. Proposals include a $5 million fund for technical aid and Gov insured loans to sustain wages and purchasing power in the South.
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Department of Agriculture
U. S
South
Brooke Hays
Arkansas
Son
Josiah Hailey
North Carolina
Maury Maverick
Corporalan
Maverick
Eels
Fragmentary note on economic minor salon and enterprises
An unreadable excerpt discusses an economically sound salon section and small business enterprises that are essential for the country. The garbled text suggests broader support for small businesses as a backbone of the economy, touching on national impact and potential copyright framing.
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Por Calais
Stanley
Truttan
U.S
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Gilzerte
Spruance
Midway
Santa Cruz Islands
Pacific
Japan
Guadalcanal
Theenen
Yella Pessl
WGEM
Miss Pessl
Oreen Pernel
Oclp
A. E. Soden
Broadway
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Gorham
110Th ST
AMD
Fifth Ave
North
Howard Gorham
Mobilgas
Telephone North 8440
New Hampshire
Farmers Almanac
Victorgue Livine
Timenteser
Tom Hosur
Neue Tinekeeper
Tam Brenneman
Eaton
Tm Wey Heheneerad
Farm News
Beb—Ghuireh
Wits
Chantielere
Market Basket
Mooda
Neors
Olle
Elan Jaiba
Rohart S
Ton Wilbrom Tawien
Nionlline Mein ‘Arm Vaper
Wsien
Jayne Sih
Bete Marean
Hoxsehola Chate
Marean Beatty
Trumag
Betty Crocker
Woman of America
SoMa Berkline
Sony Reporter
Heart
Arthur Codfrey
Evelyn Winters
Bing Cromeau
Amanda V1s
Accond Husband
Worndo
Louise Henay
Hig Alster
Helen Trench
Meegaral McDonald
Melone Bdetko
Willa
Jeatemin
Jeannie
Hehod
Atefau
AM Stele
Tiny Carroll
Atheny County
Hern
Conn
Joseph Conrad
Maramie
Viveamerica
WTRY
Almanar
Nuwapaper
Tnt Bliue
Brenhan
Cub
Galen Drake
Johnston
Massey
Herry Roger
Evely Susu
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Nebenectady
Zuiko Atbaiy
Red Heart
Merry
Wees
Albert J. Engel
Michigan
Eakei
W. L Mitchell
Mitchell
Washington, D.C
Myron Taylor
Li 3
Vatican
Tennessee Atomic Energy
Percy Jrrest
Tennessee
Nashville
Priest
Alreays Bee
Oren Harris
Oak Ridge
Cotton Picher
Ent
Herbert D. Hamm
Rensselaer County
Rens
County Republican Com
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Democratic
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NO MI Market
Third St
Garner Ferry
Wilson's
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Joseph Voliraso
Asi
River ST
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Marty
Columbia
Harry James
Capital
Peggy Lee
Nancy Columbia
Frank Sinatra
Phil Brtto
Cugat
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HOT Jazz
Cozy Cole
Teddy Wilson
Benny Goodman
Sextette
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Westminister Choir
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