Saco Daily Citizen December 31 1946 local notices
December 31 1946 edition of the Saco Daily Citizen lists publication details and stamps of record including editor names William Small and William M Johnson, postal classifications, Associated Press and United Press affiliations, circulation rates, and Tucson Arizona delivery information.
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Saco Daily Citize
Illiam
William M Johnson Punits
Post Office
Tucson
Arizona
HE Associated Press
Associated Press
United Press Association
Sue “Audit Bureau OF Circulations
New Year Hopes and Political Feuds Mark 1947 Outlook
A New Year message blends cautious optimism with warnings of shortages and inflation. The Farley Flynn feud is explored, noting Jim Farley's potential leadership to reform the Democratic Party and challenge Ed Flynn's Bronx power, while Roosevelt’s legacy is judged amid postwar politics.
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Jim Farley
Ed Flynn
Democratic National Committee
New York
Democratic State Committee
Bronx
Brooklyn
White House
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Flynn
Farley
Democratic Party
Big City
Boss Hague
Jersey City
Earl Browder
Sidney Hillman
Byrd
Truman
Henry Wallace
Claude Pepper
New York City
Chicago
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Music of the spheres linked to modern radio science
The piece notes that British scientists claim the sun and Milky Way emit sounds audible on radios. It contrasts this with Shakespeare Pythagoras and ancient ideas, adds that the public likely will not chase cosmic music over dance bands, and quotes the Christian Science Monitor on music versus noise.
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Russia
U.S. A
Shakespeare
Pythagoras
Pleiades
Seven Sisters
Christian Science Monitor
Precocious 3 Year Old Trolls Spelling Words
A Cincinnati Enquirer item notes a 3 year old boy tell his parents he is tired of spelling words. The playful remark highlights a child’s witty outburst and family humor from a household moment.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Republicans Face Chance to Repeal Wagner Act in New Congress
The 1946 article notes Republicans in a new Congress confront options to repeal or reform the Wagner Act. It recalls the 1941 Smith committee findings accusing the Labor Relations Board of bias toward CIO unions, blacklisting, coercive practices, and improper influence by leftist lawyers. It argues reform proposals ignore free-speech protections and union-imposed restraints, challenging any balance between interstate commerce aims and individual rights.
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Congress
Labor Relations Board
States
Roosevelt
House
Howard W. Smith
Virginia
Smith Committee
CIO
AFL
Labor
House of Lords
Wagner
Law
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National Lawyers Guild
A. A. Berle
Communist Party
Ferdinand Pecora
New York Supreme Court
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Circuit Court
Labor Board
Senate
New Deal
Smith
Taft
United States
King Features Syndicate, Inc
al Committee
Russia
Soviet Union
Ohio
Kentucky
Georgia
Moscow
A Communist Meeting By Paul Mallon
A DC Communist party gathering at the National Press Club marks the 29th anniversary of the Russian Revolution. About 300 attendees include a mix of Negroes and whites, with speakers denouncing capitalists and praising socialism while a collection yields mixed results.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Communist Party
National Press Club
Russia
Daily Worker
United States
Local Power Company
J. Edgar Hoover
Pravda
Vandenberg
Michigan
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Andes Outpost Notes From a Venezuelan Expedition
Washington Scene by George Dixon describes a mountainous Venezuela where government forces clash with rebels in Campo Elias and Trujillo. He notes roads lacking, pack burro transport, and talks with locals amid a calm overall population, with humor about mahogany huts, Spam at a village, and a guide nicknamed The Sergeant as they push toward Valera.
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Campo Elias
Trujillo
Andes
San Rafael
Col
Robert C. Andrews
el Sar Hento
Pampanito
Sardento
Valera
Muchos Chinches
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Doctor
Doc
Farley-Flynn
George E. Sokolsky
By Westbrook Pegler
U. S. Supreme Court
Toda
Paul Mallon
George Dixon
Mr. Dixon
Venezuela
Col. Andrews
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