Free Enterprise Emphasis From Burgess At Memphis
W Randolph Burgess of National City Bank and ABA president told Memphis Chamber of Commerce that private enterprise sustains national progress and warned against postwar controls. He cautioned about government price floors, credit regulation, and socialized credit, urging workers to improve performance and consider long term consequences before broader interference.
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Memphis
Tenn
W. Randolph Burgess
National City Bank of New York
American Bankers Association
Memphis Chamber of Commerce
Agricultural Commission
Barking
Caterpillar Club gains permanent footing in 1943
The Caterpillar Club, formed by parachutists who owed their lives to emergency drops from damaged aircraft, was organized as a permanent, active body on April 6, 1943, after previously existing as an informal group.
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Compf Ficers
Royal Crown Five Defeat Leesburg Five On Pins
Royal Crown Cola five led by Russell LeFollette with 387 posted 1774 total over three games to beat Leesburg Five by 63 pins. LeFollette and Lee Ressiguie opened a 29 pin edge, then a 630 game widened the gap, and Johnny Bodner closed as Leesburg narrowed late.
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Royal Crown Cola
Russell LeFollette
Leesburg
LaFollette
Lee Ressiguie
Dr. Hawthorne
Ralph Gore
Smoky Ridgeway
Johnny Bodner
Lesburgers
Service Members and Next of Kin Reports
The War Department explains that casualty lists based on prior notification to next of kin are the final authority if there is any divergence with published lists. It notes that reports to next of kin determine whether a soldier is killed or wounded when discrepancies occur.
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War Department
Gone With Wind Tops Black Market Book Sales In Occupied Paris
In German occupied Paris the Civil War romance Gone With The Wind became the most sought after book. It sold under the counter for 500 francs, far above its 66 franc prewar price, as paper was scarce and censorship limited publishers to expensive editions.
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France
Scarlett O’hara
Blood of Negroes and White Persons Said Similar
The Committee on Race Relations of the American Association of Physical Anthropologists states there is no evidence that blood from Negroes differs in any significant respect from that of white persons.
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Committee On Race Relations
The
American Association of Physical Analogists
Stuart Tablets Ad Says Better Sleep Remedy
An advertisement promotes Stuart Tablets as a reliable time tested sleep aid with easy dosing and a money back guarantee, priced at 60 cents for two bottles or 1.20 with native money.
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Mother's Death
The family thanks all who offered acts of kindness and support at the death of our mother Mrs. Bertha L. Carpenter. (11)
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Bertha L. Carpenter
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Miller’s Drug Store
Garland Spilman
Shorty Billmyer
Glaize
van Woolen
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Mead
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Miller
Carty
Odner
Ridgeway
Adrain
Winchester
la Follette
Ead
Hawthorne
Gore
Ressiguie A
Paris
Sinclair Lewis
Winston Churchill
Emil Ludwig
Leonid de Leseinski
Elmo
Pay . Ay Drug Stores Service
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le Dray
Richard Hudnut
Assont Tm Mennistera
Ting
Royal DE MU
Wrisleye
Cambridge Tobacco
Alent
Thomr Brewers
Son’s Yeast
Thompson
Scoits
Peoples Glass
Fletcher
Castoria
John Middleton
Hesson Guard
Richara Hudnut
Ashley’s Coal and Wood Yard
E. Cork St
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