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Army weekly, offers a plan
to find the right civilian job for
every serviceman. These sketches
and captions by Sgt. Ralph Stein
show how it would work.
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Piazza (above), young soprano
from New Orleans, is appealing
in operatic roles in New York
City after singing with Cincin
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DEWEY URGES
MORE BIG-3
MEETINGS
WASHINGTON Feb. 9, —(AP)—
Governor Thomas E. Dewey of
New York, said that rare and
occasional meetings of the ‘‘Big
’ Three” are not enough and that
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the United States must be dealt
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in on every conference in the re
shaping of the ‘New World’.
This is Dewey’s first public ap
peaarnce since the election.
He stated that his party would
support Roosvelt and his aides
in every step they take which ad
vances the cause for lasting
peac-.
! Dewey voiced a sharp criticism
of what he called false liberalism
in postwar domestic plans.
SENATE PASSES
HOUSE BILL
EQUAL RIGHTS
JUNEAU, Als. Feb. 9,—(AP>—
I The Senate passed the House Bill
on equal rights 11 to 5.
Leo Rogge of Fairbanks, Grenold
Collins of Anchorage, Allen
Shattuck of Juneau, Tolbert
Scott and M. J Walsh of Nome.
The bill has been returned to
the House for minor amendments.
1 A delegation will leave tonight
,for Sitka, and will return on Sun
day. A tax expert, Alfred Larsch,
was quizzed this afternoon over
the coming tax measure at a pub
lic hearing in the Senate.
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11 A proud and mighty ' .
8 bird is he . . . the
IAjnerican Eagle ...
from hls~T”faulted
1 flight he iiit veys
■ American’s shores
8 and cities; indus
H tries, the big and
If little homes where
8 the people live who
I are t nation ...
8 The eagle watches
8 over us and is our
3j symbol of the very
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■ trate all effort and
action toward the
fulfillment of that
■ final Victory toward which we have so steadily Si
inarched. f
The fulfillment of the high purpose of making all J
1 nations free.
|| In our victory over the axis partner we may look |
d with satisfaction and the realization that total victory m
H . shall be ours. 1
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