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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1945
Page
6
The piece cites Charles Austin Bices and discusses fear, imagination, and fellowship after war. It notes Germans who would pass Doctor Garbett's test, including Martin Niemoeller and Cardinal Faulhaber, questioning how many others would.
A United States Supreme Court ruling challenges Nevada divorce practices by recognizing that a divorce granted in one state may not be valid elsewhere. The piece argues for a uniform federal divorce law enacted by Congress, urging coordinated action by the American Bar Association and the Council of State Governments to end the Nevada divorce mill and curb legal and social fallout.
Archbishop Cyril Garbett advises that English church members must judge each German individually. He says it is wrong to form Christian fellowship with pastors or congregations that have supported or defended the Nazis, urging careful assessment of the German record before any action.
An editorial argues the current conflict may be the last due to the immense cost and power of modern weapons. It warns that universal peace could come only through shared sense and decency, as future technology could enable catastrophic destruction in the hands of a few.
A fragmented, early wartime column argues the dilemma of punishing German war criminals. It contrasts upholding due process with removing threats, notes fears of collapsing democratic law, and contemplates broader social reshaping of postwar Germany amid the political stakes and moral questions.
A Florida correspondent cites clippings and photos alleging Everglades fires spreading smoke over Miami and Miami Beach. Witnesses describe the blaze from Hibiscus behind Dade County to the Everglades swelling into a spread blamed on carelessness and dry conditions.
Washington column outlines high level wartime diplomacy with Truman Molotov Eden and Stettinius, detailing Polish issues and the diplomatic pressure on the Soviet Union. The piece notes the press, government openness, and potential jail threats for reporters exposing state secrets, while summarizing key moments of the San Francisco conference preparations.
In Hamelin a wartime camp scene depicts prisoners washing floors and being trained in routine tasks with guards and officers present. The piece also lists several service members and civilians connected to the area, detailing promotions, postings, decorations, transfers, and health updates across multiple bases in Europe and the United States.
A confused Q A extract outlines questions about bankruptcy oaths crutches ancient use and Navy policies. It cites the Army Map Service on gravity and rock flotation, plus details on Beeli pendence signers, gold star origin, and the USS Dover’s service history with dates and outcomes.
A fragmented discussion in the press contrasts views from Robert MoHutching and Hubert Sheywand on war crime justice and Nazi accountability. The piece recounts Theodore Roosevelt era dispatches and profiles Stephen Early and Barry in a nostalgic slice of presidential journalism.
A fragmentary poem or opinion piece critiques a Japanese weapon as simplistic, likening it to a kite with pasted tape and mocking its effectiveness. It contrasts wartime tactics with baseball, suggesting the enemy mimics American baseball roles in a deceptive war ploy.
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