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The Nome nugget., 1947-10-13
Distillers Agree To 6O-Day Shutdown To Save Grain

 Truman'S citizens food comm tee said Saturday that a clear m jority of the nations major d. tillers has agreed to 60-day shI, down to save grain for Europe
 Of 39 companies represent here Wednesday when comraitSC chairman Charles Luckman pro posed the shutdown, IS gave a. sent on the spot. A spokesman to' Luckman reported Saturday tn five more firms Wierd their agrec- ment Friday.
 One of t.Ie messages cane un- der protest. J. A. Engelhard, pre- ident of the Distilled Spirits In Stitute, an organization represen. ing 50 per cent of the induStrT. warned that the Whisky J -rcakir. | holiday will bring "serio IS ur- employment" as well as cattle feeding problems.
 Nevertheless, Engelhard sai that his concern, Glenmore Dis- tilleries company, and its subsit- iaries will suspend operations ii the shutdown is ordered. He ha ; stated the shutdown probably could start about October 25,
 Livestock now being fed On distillery by-products will "haVa to be fed on whole grain," he said. Little grain will be saved, there fore, he said, and the problem O. feeding the large number of ani- mals located in feeding lots near distilleries will be "a serious one"
 We also feel" Engelhard add | ed, that labor should be give1 an opportunity to be heard before any final decision is made" One distillery workers union official has estimated that 100000 workers would be laid off.
 Luckman's office did not di- vulge the names of the five addi- tional companies which agreed Friday to the shutdown. Blu Scheneley Distillers Corp. and Ma : tional Distillers Products Corp announced in New York last nigh that they will comply with the food committees request.
 And in Chicago, Joseph Mack Ter, president of Waterfill and Frazier distilleries, announced that his firms distilleries at An chorage and Bardstown, Ky, closed yesterday for 60 days "in compliance with the request of the President in the present emergency"
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-13
SIX NATIVE CHILDREN LEAVE FOR MT. EDGECUMBE

Six native children left by Pan American for the Mt. Edgecumbe school at Sitka. They were Eddie Katchak, Elmer Magazarok, Joe Romath, Oscar Komtchak, Ellen Bahr and Rachel Gregg.
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-13

round up the frisky nag. The chase took bit of squad car ground looping before Dobbin finally was brought to halter.
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-13
HAROLD TWEETS HERE FROM TELLER

MT. and Mrs. Harold TWeet flew down from Teller for a few days on a business trip.
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-13

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Evening star., 1947-07-22
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Evening star., 1947-07-22
After Dark
Now Here's Drip of Ditty
You Won't Manage to Escape
By HARRY MACARTHUR.

Old" and the lyrics for Hoagy Car
michaels Small Fry" and 1.-TWO
Sleepy People" Mr.. Loesser is re-
ported to have turned out the ditty
last December and that's where
open the Door, Richard" comes in
While the latter affair was ma
tional rash, Mr. Loesser did moi
want to release his work of art
possibly out of compassion for tht
people, but probably because ht
knew a saturation point when he
saw one.
If you haven't yet heard 'Bloop
Bleep," you just wait. You will
The sensation it creates can not be
described, but we can tell you wha
happened when Jerry Strong played
it the other morning on his WEAN
record show. Before the last "bleep'
hit the air waves there was tele-
phone call for Jerry from mar
who identified himself as doctor at
st. Elizabeths Hospital.
Would Mr.. Strong, the doctor
wanted to know, accept his invita-
ton to be a weekend guest at St
Elizabeths? In fact, the psychia
trist went on, he suspected that
Jerry might be heading for a longer
stay at the institution. He wouldn't
attempt long-distance diagnosis
he said, of a man who wrote a song
called "Bloop, Bleep" about leaky
faucet, but a man who played the
tune on the air :. :!
Let that be lesson to the Madril-
Ions Johnny Robb, who was proudly
showing us a copy of sheet music
the other night.
x +
Proud Boats We Doubt Ever Get
Evening star., 1947-07-22
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Fulfilled Department publicity Re-
lease About New Casino Royal
Show: She's Judith Sargen.)
easy on the eyes and her character
ballet routine is something to write
home about"
Busy People Department: Little
Jack Little fell into chair at Ell
Patio the other night. How are
things going?" he was asked. "Oh,
all right, I guess" he said. INC
change. Same old routine" THAT
new song of yours oh, My Achin
Heart seems to be doing WELL" he
was told. "It is?" he asked. We'll
it's played on the air lot" That's
fine" said Mr. Little I'm glad tc
know it. I work all day at WEAM
and all night at Ell Patio. I never
hear that or anything else on the
radio"
A customer stopped by the table
where Rocco Terrone had paused
briefly at Rocco's. Can you play
Glare de Lune'?" he asked. I'm
sorry" said Rocco, but I can't dc
it without the music and the music
is in my trunk. And haven't had q
chance to unpack my trunk since ]
got out of the service year and q
half ago. Besides" he added, taking
off like jet plane, Il gotta go check
up on the kitchen"
A recent note here about Sammy
Ferro, Ted Alexander and Garry
Stevens, alumni of the band Paul
Kain brought to the Wardman
Park Hotel nine and a half years
ago, aroused a bit of nostalgia
within Erwin Devron. Erwin was
Mr.. Kain's original pianist and is
another of the group who came here
to stay though he didn't know it at
the time. He left the Kain orches-
ira to go into the Mayfiower with
Sidney, left Sidney to 60 into the
Army, finally left the Army to open
his own band booking Office here
laSC summer.
Mr.. Devron is the man who passes
along word of the other two OF the
original seven men who came here
with Paul Kain. One of them was
Big" Jim Fitzpatrick, a Bostonian
who decided after wartime stint
with the Seabees that construction
machinery and petroleum engineer
ing were more to his liking than
making music. That's what he's
taken up now, back in his 1.ative
Massachusetts,. The other Is Wesley
Ceremony, who turned in a set of
master sergeant stripes and an as
sistant band master post when he
left the Air Forces, but did not turn
his back on music. He's now with
Bob Miller's orchestra. touring the
Statler chain.
Garry Stevens is doing all right,
too, Mr.. Devron points out. He Is,
if you need to be told, featured vo-
calist with Tex Beneke's crew.
Evening star., 1947-07-22

Remember open the Door, Rich
ard? Well, it was a finger in the
dixie, that's what it was. Now that
it has virtually disappeared. the
tune it was holding up has come
along. 1t is called "Bloop, Bleep"
and we are afraid you are going to
hear lot more of it than you will
like, unless you stay at home with
the radio turned off for few weeks.
The disc jockeys already are giving
"Bloop, Bleep" quite a ride on the
air and the towns bandleaders,
ever hot on the scent of a novelty
tune, are beginning to pick it up.
'Bloop, Bleep" ("The Song of the
Leaky FaucetD was composed by
Frank Loesser, who has written,
among other things, Praise the
Lord and Pass the Ammunition" !"
They're Either too Young or too
Evening star., 1947-07-22
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TOKYO, July 22.-Gustave I. Toll
son, president of the New York Cot
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members of a mission arrived today
for consultations with Supreme AL
lied Headquarters on supply raw
cotton to Japan.
The mission plans to remain here
until about mid-August.
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A Pietermaritzburg, South Africa
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80 cents a pound.
Arkansas State press., 1947-01-10

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months. / stay at home every
night, going out only once a week
on my day off which is Friday.
My problem is: Will l get mar
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preciate an answer to this prob
lem at your earliest convenience.
Ans: Never fear j. T., when
the right girl comes along your
wish for a loving wife will be
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j. D.-A soldier saw my pie
ture at my aunt's home and car
ried it with him through the
length of his service. He wrote
me daily for 3 years he was
overseas. He had been married
once but was divorced. We mar
ried after he was discharged from
the army In August he took a
trip to his home town and came
back full of ideas about his first
wife and going to school. He
begged me to come down one
weekend. I went and he had his
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Kangaroo Broad Jumper

The kangaroo is broad jumper
par excellence. but when II comes
to high jumping he's not so hot. He
can broad jump over 30 feet but
has difficulty clearing 4 foos
fence,
Arkansas State press., 1947-01-10

fulfilled, I'll tell you this
though. to find a wife you
must first associate yourself with
women, Hereafter, on your night
off, instead of playing pool with
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on around town in the way Of
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both sexes, It is among such
people that you can find your
kind of wife.
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IF you would be happy in 1947,
dear reader. open your heart and
let the seeds of happiness take
root--for happiness comes to all
who share life's blessings--we are
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else happy. Able Wallace.
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Co,ncii Of Religious Edacation; used b.
Permission.
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wife meet us at a place we al
ways ate at. She had the nerve
to tel me she could make him
happy. Now he says he doesn't
love me and never did. Will he
get over this crazy idea? How
can I ever face my friends
Ans; What your friends think
e hnmsterial. It is your destiny
mat is at stake, not theirs. You
eannot hope TO recaptura your
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ing his decision to live in one
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Go down there in the flesh, take
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Arkansas State press., 1947-01-10

81 received those good and
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one can beat your answers. My
husband said if he was close to
you, he would surely shake your
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note. He made up his mind just
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Arkansas State press., 1947-01-10
TIE AUTHORITY OF JESUS

LESSON TExr-John 2:l.i6.
MEMORY SELECTION 80 Whatsoever
10 saith unto you. do it.--J0hn as,
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T. il am a gardener on the
west coast. / have held this
position for year and four
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you answer questions too. T. j."

j. f, il was sitting down
reading the newspaper and !
found your column. | like it,
would like To get job. | had 3
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1863 days. That was 1863 days too
long for | got wounded in the
knee. | got the Purple Heart, 4
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the Good Conduct Medal. ] think
done my part, don't you (smile)?
Ans, | do that, soldier. My
hats off to you, People forget
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men, living and dead, gave out
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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-08-28
4-H STATE FAIR
RESULTS LEARNED

Results on the Union county
entries in the judging contests
at the Ohio State Fair, last Sat-
urday, were announced today by
the Agricultural Extension Office.
In the General Livestock Judg-
ing the county team scored 1880
points out of a possible 1850,
placing 10Th in the state. David
Kerns was high man on the team
with 387 points.
The Dairy Judging team totaled
1880 points out of a possible 2100.
Kenneth Wooster was high with
SIS points.
Norman Greenbaum took first
and a second with his Duroc
Jersey gifts and second in the
market pig class. He also placed
second in the All club swine
showmanship contest.
On Monday, Janette Boerger
won the All club sheep Snowman
ship contest with her Corriedale
eve.