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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1946

Page

2

Czechs Seek Close Slovak Ties To Forge Tight Unity

The 1946 article outlines Slovak and Czech ambitions for equal partnership within Czechoslovakia. It notes the Slovak national council’s de facto state role, plans for a new constitution, and ongoing economic balancing efforts as Prague aims to keep the two peoples united after World War II.

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GI Daddy Enroute To Son Bedside In Medical Flight

Pittsburgh report says 5 year old Danny Schapper Jr. shows improvement after word his father Private First Class Daniel Schapper, Jr. is on a 9 500 mile emergency flight from Manila to reach his bedside. Attendants note recovery began upon arrival news and Army help secured by Sen. Guffey.

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Clark Ignores Blunder Charges in Senate Hearing

Gen. Mark W. Clark, commander in Austria, gave no comment on charges of blunders raised by Col. B. H. Miller and Col. Ainsworth in a Senate military affairs committee hearing in Washington. They urged withholding Clark's promotion to permanent major general over the Rapido river crossing.

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Proposal to Limit Senators Telegrams Sparks Mild Turmoil

WASHINGTON June 14 A proposal to limit each senator to a monthly number of telegrams has caused a cloak room stir as critics say it targets all senators. The plan would bar government funded telegrams and lead to form replies, prompting protests from several senators and a staff survey showing many use time saving replies to constituents. The issue will be reviewed with the annual appropriations bill.

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Kansas City Man Converts Postal Hobby to Veteran Outreach

Alex Wood of Kansas City announces a program through the American Legion to transform his 2000 World War II era postcard collection into a charitable venture for disabled veterans. He chairs the Post Card Committee of the Car Collectors Club of America and plans to select a roster of views to be offered for sale by the club paper Gazette with $100 to $150 monthly potential profits. Wood notes rare cards can fetch up to $5 and says the effort aims to benefit disabled veterans while expanding post card collecting into a larger enterprise.

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Knox Gelatine and Betty Crocker items fuel home cooking surge

Demand for Knox Gelatine outstrips supply as cooks seek pure gelatine for fresh fruit dishes. Betty Crocker guidance promotes sugarless cookies using emergency flour, spinach, pea soup mix, and Nabisco bran for healthy breakfasts. Heinz strains baby foods offered by Heinz.

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Postcard Club Grows Around Veteran's Kansas City Venture

A Kansas City veteran helps start a postcard club after responding to a 1984 inquiry for view cards. Members buy and trade old card collections, with profits funding club activities and a push to turn Kansas City into a postcard hub. A 68 year old donor offers his 42 year collection to the American Legion.

Vision as Brain Process Described in Study Notes

Fragmentary text discusses sight as a brain process and the nervous system's normal reaction. It mentions vision as an instrument of perception and hints at independent processing within neural pathways.

Nabisco

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