Alcohol Addiction Seen as Public Indifference and Shame
Colman McCartry of the Washington Post surveys public attitudes toward alcoholism, noting the neglected, often brutal fate of addicts. He argues for coordinated programs, policy action, and funding to treat alcohol use as a disease rather than a moral failing, urging education, awareness, and legislative support.
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Colman McCartry
Washington Post
Timec
Meahington Peal News Service
Washington
Peron
Harold Hughes
Selden Bauer
Rutgers
Gus Hewlett
Mae
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Where Waters Mingle At Christmas Musings
A reflective Christmas column explores how the season stirs personal memories and social concerns. The writer recalls decorations, giving, and the gap left when loved ones are absent, while noting families facing loss and hardship during the holidays.
Pinkville doubts pressed by Brig Gen Arshall L A
A combat letter writer argues that field soldiers exaggerate or misstate casualties and abuses. He cautions against treating soldier letters and photos as gospel truth, warns of public backlash and security risks, and calls for official hearings before drawing firm conclusions.
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al Centrol
Woud
Pinkville
Mount Sinai
United States
Central Pacific
Pinkvile
Tripe
Finkville
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