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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1946
Page
1
An editorial argues the dollar remains strong through technology driven production, warns against wage demands that outpace value, and notes inflation risks. It critiques labor aims, racial prejudice, tobacco markets, and a Senate cable press control proposal while suggesting slow replacement by updated transport.
A correspondent chronicles a visit through Tashkent Ashkhabad and Bokhara with Soviet officials and reporters. He notes the vice premier mental drive Bolshevik gains and factory placements, and observes life in Ashkhabad including a park, statues of Stalin, and a rug factory where Turkomen women weave with deft skill.
The author recalls desert travel and market life among Turkoman traders and desert dwellers, noting beauty in old patterns and harsh heat. He observes Russian families in a courtyard, ponders Russia’s population and future, and ends with a final Soviet dinner and cautious remarks by the Soviet Ambassador about foreigners and the Bank of International Settlements.
The speaker argues reporters abroad are essential for democracy and urges unconditional press access in Russia. He cautions against overreliance on Soviet aid, favors measured U S influence, and predicts Russia seeks peace with a balanced, firm approach. The Roosevelt administration is praised for handling a tough situation.
Western Newspaper Union reports Penny Singleton and Arthur Lake enjoy New York events amid season parties. It highlights their careers, film links, and related anecdotes including Teresa Wright, Virginia Field, George Jenner, Ray Milland, John Carradine, and forthcoming projects with Dororthy Malone, Irene Rich, Ann Richards, and Errol Flynn.
An analysis of Jesus sending the twelve and the seventy, urging believers to rely on divine power, embrace self denial, and commit fully to God's call. It emphasizes preparation, prayer for laborers, and priority of the Lord over all worldly ties, with guidance for faithful witness.
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