Unpopularity poll crowns John L. Lewis in Fortune survey
The Elmo Roper poll for Fortune Magazine asked if any prominent figures could harm the nation's future. Fifty two percent said yes, and 10 percent named John L. Lewis as a specific figure. Franklin Roosevelt stood second with 5.5 percent, far behind Lewis, and Henry was far lower.
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John L. Lewis
Elmo Roper
Fortune Magazine
Fortune
Franklin Ronosevelt
Perent
Henry
Fasteeth Brings Firmer Comfort To Loose Dentures
An improved alkaline powder called Fasteeth promises to fix wobbling false teeth. Sprinkled on plates it allegedly loosens less and adds firmness for greater comfort. Advert text emphasizes soothing cooling effects and relief from soreness due to overuse.
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Exerssiv Jd Meuth
Eema
Political portrait of John L. Lewis amid coal strike
The piece examines John L. Lewis as a dangerous figure in the coal crisis, noting poll figures showing sharp unpopularity among executives and urban workers. It argues that government policymakers may seek to “wipe Lewis out” while detailing Lewis’s past political moves and ongoing eight month wage negotiations with mine operators.
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Wallace
Roosevelt
Lewis
United States
John L. Lewis
John L
Willkie
United Mine Workers
Washington
John O’leary
Thomas Kennedy
UMW
Lewis Threat Threatens War Labor Policy
The analysis argues Lewis has been hyped to threaten the economic and political stability of wartime policy. It claims the coal case could have settled earlier on better terms, and that overemphasis on Lewis risks breaking the Little Steel formula and disrupting war production, worsening the labor climate.
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Lewis
Schaghticoke and Regional Social Notes Update
Local residents visit relatives in Peru Jamaica and Hudson. The Standard Besters of First Presbyterian met with 14 attendees led by president Mrs Charles J Connolly. Schaghticoke 4 H Club elected officers including Margaret DeVar Grace Seymour Peggy O Connor Doris Osterhout Mary Lesson Louanne Williamson and Mildred Waldron. New members Mary Lesson and Peggy O Connor. Meetings set for the first and third Wednesdays. A window display will be at Charles N Sample's Main Street store. Plans made to join National 4 H Club Achievement Week.
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Warren Button
Peru
Florence Gifford
Jamaica
L. I
William Moon
E. Moon
Mary van Buren
Hudson
Peter Andriene
Schenectady
Margaret Welch
Ohio
Daniel Goodfellow
First Presbyterian Church
Charles J. Connolly
Sadie Foster
George Nilgus
Albert Viall
Schaghticoke Scampers
Margaret DeVar
Grace Seymour
Peggy O'Connor
Doris Osterhout
Mary Lesson
Louanne Williamson
Mildred Waldron
Charles N. Sample
Main Street
Spencer Searles
Stillacater and church meetings and local notices
Stillacater Woman's Association of Schoenmaker Memorial Presbyterian Church will meet Tuesday evening in the church parlors at 8 pm. A patriotic ceremony to honor church members in service will highlight the evening. Civvie ITIL will hostesses the occasion. Village Improvement Society meets Monday at Mrs J D Sullivan's home. refreshment committee includes Mrs Harold Tompkins, Mrs David Dyer, and Mrs W E H Deyoe. Dessert Bridge Club was entertained Thursday at Mrs John McNanv's home. two table bridge after dessert. awards to Mrs Harold Darrow and Mrs H S Talmadge. Next hostess is Mrs Luella Bolton. Personal: Pvt Bernard Dunigan, Fort Riley Kansas, spending a ten day furlough with his parents. Mrs Louis Moll reports their son Seaman First Class Henry Moll is back at the Brooklyn Navy Yard after sea duty. Elmer Smith returns to work as a carpenter after injuring two fingers in a ladder fall at Round Lake two weeks ago.
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Woman's Association of Schoenmaker Memorial Presbyterian Church
Civvie Itil
Village Improvement Society
J. D. Sullivan
Harold Tompkins
David Dyer
W. EH. Deyoe
John McNanv
Harold Darrow
Bernard Dunigan
Fort Riley
Kans
Louis Moll
Henry Moll
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Elmer Smith
Round Lake
College Gets Rare Book From Durham Campus
Herman L. Slobin, a graduate student at the University of New Hampshire, presented a rare 1621 Diophantus manuscript believed to be the only one in the United States. The Latin and Greek volume, part of the era’s bookmaking, is noted for the author’s early algebra work.
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Durhan
N. HH. Iv. Tion
Diophanut
United
Sta
Frsity
New Hamp
Herman L. Slobin Duate
Hoosick Falls News Briefs Highlight Local Actions
Milton C. DuRoss, reappointed village clerk and water department clerk, was honored as White Flo matic Corp. office manager at a party in American Legion rooms. James McLucas supervised a chicken dinner. Sylvester E. Scott was installed as postmaster. William J. Hayes, in the October group, is at Parris Island. Jack Cuddihy left for Camp agcn after September draft. Forrest Hall to report on FFA district meeting Nov WW at Greenwich. Ray Moses to join committee for the yearly program and Christmas party. Philathea Society of the Baptist Church reports 38 members and a guest at Wednesday’s meeting with a covered-dish supper.
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Milton C. DuRoss
Water Department
White Flomatic Corp
American Legion
James McLucas
Sylvester E. Scott
DuRoss
William J. Hayes
Marine Corps
Parris Island
Jack Cuddihy
Davis
N. C
Future Farmers of America
Hoosick Falls
Greenwich
FFA
Forrest Hall
Ray Moses
Philathea Society of the Bapitist Church
Osmond R. Eldredge
WAVES Recruit Local Party Seeks Troy Applicants
WAVES will seek recruits in Troy to speed enlistment. Elda Roseberry, third class, will interview district women with Chief Gunner's Mate Joseph Sullivan in charge. Roseberry, from Stevens Point Wisconsin, trained at Hunter College New York and will distribute an illustrated information booklet at the recruiting station. Four new members joined at the Christmas party December 15, with a fair and cafeteria supper planned for December 1.
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Troy Area
Wumner
Elda Roseberry
Miss Roseberry
Stevens Point
Wis
Joseph Sullivan
Troy District
Navy
Wisconsin
Hunter College
New York
Sullivan
Nav Department
Bullivan
Troy
Policeman Returns to Post After Army Discharge
Troy patrolman Thomas J. Carey, who served with the Army, has been honorably discharged and reinstated to the police department. Acting commissioner John B. Conroy announced yesterday.
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Thomas J. Carey
Troy
Army
John B. Conroy
Local notes from Mechanicville and area
Pownal Edward Needeau returns to Mechanicville after a few days at home. William Goodwin injures his foot at Lillie's sawmill when a canthook slips. spike hits his foot. Gilbert Rhoades of Proctorville, Vermont, stays with grandparents Anson M. and Mrs. Pratt while mother, a registered nurse, works at Springfield, Vermont hospital.
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Edward Needeau
Mechanicville
Victory Gardens
Farm Bureau
William Goodwin
Lillie
Gilbert Rhoades
Proctorville
Anson M. Pratt
Springfield, Vt
Unclear Shared Clues From Fragmented Puzzle List
A fragmented OCR of a puzzle list includes mismatched numbers and partial clues such as bravery, escape, temptingly unrelated terms, and scattered language. The readable items reference items like islands in the Mediterranean, African antelopes, and various nouns but lack coherent context or complete definitions.
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Mediterranean
New Guinea
Peel
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Fifth Avenue
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