Insecandent Democratic Sewkpaper Ad Lost in Time
The piece is a garbled 1946 Charleston Gazette fragment from West Virginia. It notes subscription terms, carrier rates, and a disclaimer about Associated Press content. A quoted Thought for Today by Ralph Waldo Emerson appears, urging faith over fear.
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Ooty Gazetsy Company
West Virginia
Dal
Sunda
Carrier and Co
Seutae W. Waay'sauey
Deen
Gaariesso
W. Va
Ralph Waldo Trins
Voice of Reason on Selfishness and National Duty War Echoes
An editorial argues that wartime ideals waver post conflict as selfishness rises from individuals and groups. It urges citizens to prioritize the common good, abandon self interest, and seek collective welfare to restore national progress and spiritual renewal.
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Eraz
No More Hungry People Says Sir John Boyd Orr
Sir John Boyd Orr, head of the FAO, argues that feeding the world requires raising enough food and proper distribution. The piece notes Orr’s family ties and his son a RAF pilot lost in the war, reflecting on his international stance and views.
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Food and Agricultural Organization
The
United Nations
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William T. Hix
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New Memorial Hospital
Bob Goff
John Pichlesuner
Kitty Peyton
Bob Hill
Ned Chilton
Ashley Blackwell
Morris Harvey College
FAO Aims to Solve Atomic Age Hunger Worldwide
Sir John Orr of Scotland argues FAO should lead global food policy with two aims: raise agricultural output scientifically and ensure fair distribution. Lacking enforcement power, FAO relies on education through UN bodies to spread technical guidance. He condemns survival of the fittest as greed inspiring Nazism and insists food must be non proprietary so all nations maju access to healthy growth.
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Social and Economic Council
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Lost Salesmanship in Times of Shortages and Change
In days of shortages, traditional salesmanship and courtesy fade as demand exceeds supply. Shopping becomes a chore, and customers must exert effort to obtain visible goods. When production normalizes, selling may return to the forefront, or salesmanship may be a lost art.
Private citizen Umberto II clings to royal titles
The brief note observes King Umberto II’s shift from ruler to private citizen while noting his retained titles such as King of Sardinia Cyprus Jerusalem and Armenia and Duke of Savoy. It compares such grand but empty titles to historic pomp like Defender of the Faith and past claimants to France.
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Armenia
Savoy
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Italy
Henry VIII
France
Players in Politics: Ball Players Who Entered Public Office
The article notes Inbo Tener as Pennsylvania governor and compares his rise with past stars like Curtin and Pinchot. It cites former pitchers who entered politics, including Tener, Walter Johnson, Vic Aldridge, and Joe Snaute, and asks why ex athletes rarely capitalize on fame in business or politics.
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Cleveland
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Washington Roundup on War Fears and Labor Strikes
Gen Eisenhower faces internal Pentagon debate on Russia and potential fall crisis as Yugoslav influence and domestic strikes loom. Maritime labor talks push wage hikes and longer weeks, with seamen seeking overtime and hourly increases amid port and longshore pressures.
Obscure wartime writer Obert Douglas Skidmore foresees summer work
The article notes Obert Douglas Skidmore, a noted young war novelist, preparing at Cornwall on Hudson, New York for summer stay to finish a third novel after prior success with Vall die Sky and other stories. It mentions relatives and other local milestones from graduates at Phillips Academy to University of Kentucky addresses and civic notes.
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Andover
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Vinson
Supreme Court
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Charleston
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Avina Life Insumpry Co
Veterans and college aims spark debate on education role
Sandy Beaver and educators challenge the idea that veterans in college loafs. They argue veterans bring maturity and drive, improving learning and community benefit. The piece also covers criticisms of the Missouri Valley Authority plan and Reclamation Service funding debates before the irrigation committee.
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Looking Ahead to World Affairs and U.S. Political Hopes
A compilation notes global energy talks with Russia facing skepticism over any plan, plus U.S. political moves. Senate adjournment hopes surface, Truman McNutt ambassador talks in the Philippines, Br itain poised to shift bread supply, and Iran-UN concerns loom.
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Baering Down Jim Byres Heads to Paris Conference
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