Kennedy attacks postwar New England inertia in column
United Feature columnist and former ambassador Joseph Kennedy surveys postwar possibilities in Massachusetts. He warns New England risks becoming a resort region unless it rebuilds industry, transportation, and urban life, citing war profits, reconversion, and public missteps while urging a science-led, government-supported resurgence.
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Child’s school start prompts bleak family remark
A parent recalls starting school for his daughter and a harsh reaction from his wife. He reflects that the child may be disadvantaged, agreeing with her pointed question about the child’s chances.
Demand for Farms Grows Says National Planning Association
The National Planning Association argues there are not enough farms to meet future demand. It advocates farmer recruitment through expert advisory work and practical demonstrations, while dispelling the city-born stereotype of the farmer. It stresses the toil, risk, and resilience of farming before offering opportunities to buy a farm.
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Squealer label contested in Harrisburg News editorial
A Harrisburg Pennsylvania editorial argues that informing on criminals is not ignoble and defends whistleblowing against law breakers, contrasting public service with criminal behavior.
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Europe Unites Against Division Warning by Bidault
Quote from Georges Bidault urges Europe to stay intact and warns against any system that would split the continent. Context reflects postwar French foreign policy asserting unity and a cautious approach to European integration.
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No Glamour Boy Oss Reorganization Stirs Washington
Maj Gen Donovan exits OSS after Truman’s move to split the agency. The article urges a stand‑alone postwar intelligence bureau with no political bias, uniting key agencies and led by a person of proven discretion. It warns against repeating Pearl Harbor mistakes and stresses proactive, comprehensive intelligence.
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Not Vengeance but Peace in US Postwar Policy
The United States should oppose vengeance and pursue permanent peace by aiding self government, rebuilding nations, and upholding open doctrines. It must resist forced territorial changes, honor treaties, and use strength for justice to prevent future wars. The goal is lasting peace and global stability.
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Polk Street Professor Narrates Tales About Trees and Sergeant
A fragment from a Polk Street scene shows a daughter recounting stories she swears explain why trees become petrified through winds that make them rock. The chatter shifts to a big Negro sergeant who intones Eyes right and the tale continues with more references to Negro characters.
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