Alcoa Split Urged by Clark In 1940s Debate
Clark argues Alcoa should be divided into several companies to boost national security and economic strength. He cites monopoly power in aluminum and stresses independent producers as essential for air power and strategic needs.
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Alcohol Education Program Recapped at Stillwater Meeting
A Stillwater program on Alcohol Education highlighted the need for church and public school outreach. Speakers quoted experts on prevention, and participants included Marie Lane, Earl Wilbour, and John Travis among others. The event featured songs, a film, and a plan for next year titled Let the People Know.
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Local social notes and military updates from area households
Mr and Mrs William McDermott visit Dean and Stil. George Vedder and relatives tour Canada. Mac Minns return from Florida to New Jersey. Lt Col Mulford Brandt family in Hadd on field New Jersey. Stephen Smaldone on furlough from Germany awaiting Fort Dix. Postmaster Richard Allen named editor in chief of Biloxi hospital paper. First Widella meeting noted.
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Japanese Women Warned on Modesty by Tokyo Papers
Tokyo newspapers urged Japanese girls to act modestly amid reports of garrison behavior by American soldiers in postwar Japan. Descriptions of women exposing legs in public and other perceived improprieties prompted warnings against bare legs and provocative actions.
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