PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER JULY 1 1945 NEWSPAPER WORLD WAR II CHARLIE CHAPLIN OPA LAW

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VINTAGE ORIGINAL WORLD WAR II ERA PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER JULY 1 1945 NEWSPAPER
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PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER JULY 1 1945 NEWSPAPER (Vol. 233 #1)
This 28 page Philadelphia Inquirer newspaper is from July 1, 1945. It is a Sunday edition. It was circulated in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and its surrounding suburbs. Headlines include:
"HOUSE SAVES OPA AT 11TH HOUR; BILL FLOWN TO TRUMAN"
- "The first lap of a race against time to save the life of the OPA, due to expire at midnight, was won today when Congress finally approved a one year extension of wartime price controls."
"NEW HIGH OF 99 SETS RECORD, NO RELIEF IN SIGHT, 3 DEAD; THOUSANDS GO TO SEASHORE"
- "Three deaths yesterday, including an 84 year old veteran court reporter, were attributed to the season's second heat wave as temperatures in Philadelphia soared to a new 1945 high of 99 degrees, made the more oppressive by humidity. It was the hottest summer day since July 28, 1940, when the same maximum was reached."
"DIVORCE GRANTED MRS. EARLE ON DESERTION CHARGE"
- "Mrs. Huberta Potter Earle, 48, of Gray's lane, Haverford, was granted an uncontested divorce from Commander George Earle, 3rd, 53, former Pennsylvania governor and diplomat now in Naval Intelligence, in Montgomery County Court yesterday on grounds of desertion."
"CHAPLIN AND JOAN FIGHT JUDGEMENT"
- "Joan Berry and Charles Chaplin both have given notice that they will appeal from a court judgement which named him the father of her child, Carol Ann, 18 months."; "Chaplin served notice that he would appeal from the part naming him father and ordering support payments, but his attorneys said he would not oppose the ,000 fee awarded Miss Berry's attorney, Joseph Scott."
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