Start of auto output rests on WPB chief
Union sees widespread unemployment
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War blasted Nazi industry ‘off the map’
Germans hope for U.S. helping hand
By Henry J. Taylor, Scripps-Howard special writer
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Bogart-Bacall marriage in Ohio depends on judge’s attitude
State has power to block wedding
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Harry James ‘rests’ trumpet, turns actor
By Maxine Garrison
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Perkins: Right or left? NLRB vacancy to try Truman
Balance of power hinges on appointment
By Fred W. Perkins, Pittsburgh Press staff writer
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‘His road was lonely, too’ –
A war widow vows to ‘keep the faith’
V-Day thoughts of young mother whose husband isn’t returning
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Gracie Allen Reporting
By Gracie Allen
I suppose you’ve all read about the escaped German war prisoner who wandered around the streets of Los Angeles for ten days in his prisoner’s uniform before he finally got tired and persuaded a policeman to arrest him. No one paid any attention to him, which may seem odd to the rest of the country.
You see we’ve been taken in too many times before out here. We’ve grabbed prowlers creeping around on all fours with magnifying glasses. And they turned out to be press agents advertising detective movies. Nowadays if you turn around to look at a hermit or a swami it simply proves that you’re a tourist.
As for the prisoner having letters “PW” printed on the back of his uniform, that wouldn’t excite a Californian. Most people probably thought he was a chamber-of-commerce hireling and that “PW” stood for “Perfect Weather.”
Whisky stocks lowest since 1935, going down
Canadian supply here near normal
By Douglas Smith, Scripps-Howard staff writer
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Pirates-Giants contest is postponed
Doubleheader carded tomorrow – Bucs halt Dodgers’ streak, 12-3
By Chester L. Smith, sports editor
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Winning tough ones makes Giants appear flag winners
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