Private Papers of a Newsman on Duty and War Messages
A fragmented wartime opinion piece argues that a small percentage of American women must support their fighting men by behaving considerately, linking telegrams of casualties and letters of affection to civilian rights. It cites Joe Kamp and Ed Rumely over indictments and contrasts prisoner treatment with returning soldiers, including a Hastings veteran, Corporal Majek.
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Armed Services
Nand Jts
Washington
Joe Kamp
Ed Rumely
A & Gov't
Owen
Amy Maybelm
Senators Question Patch in Occupied Germany Visit
Kilgore and Grewater question Lt Gen Patch after meeting at his headquarters. General White warns limits. later Patch hosts dinner at a villa with instruction on wartime operations. The article also notes U.S. court vacancies and shifts in federal judiciary.
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Sonatra Kligore
West Virginia
Brewster
Maire
Germany
Tron
Alexander M Putch
U B
Erosa
Ster Grapher
Kilgore
Drewater
Arthur White
Patch
Eure
Weekly News Analysis on War Pact and Treason Charge
The issue surveys calls to quit and avert ruin while urging quick approval of a security pact. Petain defends against treason charges as editors note a weary wartime environment.
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Petain
Peace talks gain momentum after German collapse in Berlin
Reports from Berlin describe new pacific efforts as the Big Three meet there. Senator Wherry cites a high military source claiming President Truman may be asked to outline surrender terms to halt hostilities. The exchange hints at preserving the emperor and postwar governance while demanding cessions and disarmament.
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Germany
Ue Bi
Berlin
Wherry
Rep Neb
Truman
E M Zacharias
US Navy
Zn Charias
Fresidert Truran
orLirg Hun
Berlo
Mand
Ina
Korea
Trial of Petain in a French High Treason Case
Marshal Henri Petain faces a French court on treason charges amid global war tensions. The prosecution, led by Mota Hari and Andre Mor net, alleges plotting against the republic, aiding Axis powers, and weakening Allied efforts in Indo China and North Africa. A jury of former senators and prewar parliamentarians weighs the evidence as the country remains divided by war.
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Marshal Wall
Henri Fetain
Marshal Petain
Mota Hari
Andre Mornet
Indo-China
North Africa
Beft
Sen
Petain
Beyor
Fragmented OCR notes on wartime price controls and shortages
Disjointed text outlines government measures and public reaction to rising costs and rationing. Mentions that major vendors face price eligibility caps, a target shift before policy easing, and a push to curb inflation while avoiding supply gaps. References to beef, leather, and wartime economic constraints.
Census reveals sports arms and gear spending share
A 1932 census of manufacturers shows sporting arms and ammunition and hunting shooting equipment accounting for about 39 percent of U S consumer outlays for sporting gear during the period. The data highlight large consumer expenditure on hunting and shooting equipment amid shifting prices and market dynamics.
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Dures
Coal for Europe drives wartime fuel relief measures
Government reports reveal that Europe may receive six million tons of soft coal by January if domestic shortages worsen. The plan includes reinforcing the Russian navy and addressing labor shortages in industry as output increases. The era also notes the untimely return of the Duke of Windsor to the British royal fold amid political theatre.
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Europe
Harold Irkes
Interior Department
Fagland
Duke of Windsor
Cerne
Anulfel
Art Cirelny Farias
Aly
Prylaund
This Cute Rag Doll Pattern 7077 Bae Directions
Pattern notice for a 13 inch rag doll pattern 7077 by Bae invites orders for the easy to make doll and its clothing directions. It emphasizes a friendly home craft item and calls for sending your order.
Tobacco prices rise as crop stocks deplete
Notes on tobacco costs and crop conditions show prices higher with a 50 cent per pound increase for certain grades. Reports indicate tight supply and rising demand as last year’s bumper crop reduces available stock while new shipments come in under heavy consumption.
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Carl Moryhrd
Pier ' Kock
Dritel
Ely
Construction shows rising 1946 US spending
Private construction expenditure in the United States for the first half of 1946 totaled nearly 24 percent of a billion dollars, about 10 percent higher than the same period in 1945 but still roughly 20 percent below prewar levels of 1939. The volume of privately financed construction rose about 5 percent from the first half of 1844 to mid-1946 amid war-related teleconstruction activity.
Andy Gabbins education and world view on cooperation
A fragmented piece traces Andy Gabbins early life spent learning cooperation at home and school. It highlights basic lessons like 1 plus 1 equals 2 and 4 equals 1, and argues for unity across diverse beliefs. It urges readers to stay informed about peace proposals and to contact Trueman, Senators, and newspapers with views.
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Suslera
Hut
Andy
Wil
Greece
Furst
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