Russian Soviet Literature Circulates Among Local Youths
A six year old west side boy hawked magazines including Now and two bright pamphlets on The Baltic Soviet Republics and Organized Labor in the Soviet Union. Investigations link distributors to a National Council of American Soviet Friendship effort praising Soviet unions while warnings note potential dangers amid U S Russia friction.
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Soviet Union
Church Streets
Russia
National Council of American-Soviet Friendship
U. S
AP Man Takes Former AP Correspondent Bride
Daniel De Luce AP correspondent and Ann Stringer former United Press war correspondent married in Paris and left for a honeymoon in the south of France. De Luce, 35, born in Yuma Ariz, won the 1944 Pulitzer Prize for reporting. Stringer, 27, born in Eastland Tex.
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Paris
Daniel de Luce
Associated Press
Ann Stringer
United Press
France
de Luce
Yuma
Ariz
Eastland
Tex
Metals Price Plan Urged by U S Senator McFarland
U S Senator Ernest W. McFarland urges early financing and rules for the liberalized copper lead and zinc price plan. He warns delays by the quota committee hinder marginal producers and asks for transfer of quota functions to the Reconstruction Finance Corporation for smoother operation.
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Phoenix
U. S. Office of War Mobilization
U. S
Ernest W. McFarland
John R. Steelman
OWM
McFarland
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Alcoholism Linked Psychosis Affects Thousands in US
A public health note states that about 13,500 people in the United States suffer psychosis caused by excessive alcohol use, highlighting a severe consequence of long term drinking.
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United States
Bigwigs Flee Capital Washington Is a Ghost Town
Washington, Aug 24. The capital’s postwar glow fades as officials depart for Bermuda, Paris, and home. Cabinet members, ambassadors, and lobbyists leave town. only a slim Senate presence remains and OPA work on price surveys keeps some business alive. About 185,000 federal jobs must be cut by Oct 1.
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Frederick C.othman
Washington
Bermuda
Supreme Court
White House
Secretary of State
Paris
Secretary of Treasury
John Snider
Mr. Truman
Secretary of War
Massachusetts
Secretary of the Navy
Secretary of Commerce
Henry Wallace
New York State
Tom Clark
Germany
Cap Krug
Secretary of Interior
Seattle
Lewis Schwellenbach
Columbus
Clint Anderson
New Mexico
Great Britain
Lord
Veterans’ Bureau
OPA
M-men
White House Nap Plan Amidst Catalog Clearing
A narrator describes leaving hectic product cleanout work including bobby pins and sleigh bells. They plan a rest at the White House to nap on a red leather couch in the reception room, certain no one will disturb them.
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White House
Cost Of Living Rise Noted In U S Report
Washington Aug 24 UP The cost of living rose nine percent in the year ending July 15 led by higher food prices. The Labor Department bureau said 5.8 percent of the increase occurred between June 15 and July 15. Since August 1939 costs are up 43 percent.
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Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
BLS
Union Files Strike On 4 Packing Companies
CIO union head Ralph Helstein says 30 day strike notices were filed against Swift Armour Wilson and Cudahy packing companies in Chicago. The move targets major meat packers as labor tensions rise.
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Chicago
Ralph Helstein
CIO United Packinghouse Workers of America
Swift, Armour, Wilson, and Cudahy
Radio Schedule Highlights Semi Final Night Programs
A dense listing of radio broadcasts across multiple stations with times for music, dramas, news, and features. Notable entries include Universally known shows and hosts such as Grand Ole Opry, News, Serenade, World News, and Mack Hill, with extensive weekday, weekend, and morning allocations.
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Max Hill
Lance
Site sales catalog and guidance for surplus purchases
Catalogs will be available at the site and W A A Administrative Offices on sales dates. Your nearest Regional Office will help you buy site sale surplus. No feed or lodging at the site. Bring a box lunch if you stay all day.
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Veterans’ Certification Office
Los Angeles
Santa Barbara
San Bernardino
San Diego
Indio
Long Beach
San Francisco
California
Phoenix
Tucson
Williams
Winslow
Yuma
Kingman
Arizona
W.A.A
United States
War Assets Administration
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Ginling
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Southern California
Standard OF California
Mane Holt
Schwab School OF Dance
Fourth Avenue
Lewis de Prow
Dan Wallis
al de Roe
Muriel Stewart
American Ballet
Harry Crosby
Chester Hale
New York
Ernest Belcher
Clark
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Indianapolis
Ind
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Dancing Masters OF America
Palo Verde
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Elias Street
Nogales, Son
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Tucson Daily Citizen
KVOA
Harry Bee
Frank
Ernest
Scott
World News
U. of Chicago
RCA
Symphony of the Air
Frank Morgan
Dick Powell
A. Templeton
Tommy Dorse
Sunda
Merry
Amer
Jan Savitt
Sun
Yawn Patrol
ABS
Maggie’s Pvt
ABS News
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Guiding Light
Betty Crocker
Wm. In White
Cinema Review
Ma Perkins
Dr. Paul
News of World
Ad. of Life
Joyce Jordan
Lone Ranger
Town Crier
Johnny
Hardy
Miller Ornhill
CBS News
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Little Show
Kate Smith
Variety_ Fair
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Ae Ee
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Casa Cugat
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Border
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Via
Mac
Sligh Realty CO
Kvoa Vis
el Conquistador Hotel
At Rivers, Arizona
War Relocation Center
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Delta
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