Washington Reviews Policy For Aiding Chiang Kai-shek
Indications from Tokyo that Gen. MacArthur favors military aid for Chiang Kai-shek on Formosa and Johnson’s approval have triggered a sudden Washington policy review. A prior white paper blamed Chiang for China’s loss to Communists due to incompetence and reform failures. President Truman called Formosa Chinese territory and said the United States was not going.
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Public Health Backlog Approximate Sewer Crisis
A resident questions overflowing septic tanks on Brawley Rd and South Hills. Kanawha Charleston Health Department confirms ongoing action and a presented city sewer plan involving Chandler Dr, urging steps to prevent health risks and secure future housing loans. The discussion touches Formosa defense readings and a mixed private survey on U.S. policy and aid.
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Local Men Praise Paul Jones Whiskey's Superior Taste
Local readers note Paul Jones whiskey stands out for taste excellence. It is described as smooth and mellow, with a perfect blend, not too light or heavy, offering universal appeal. It enhances highballs and makes a perfect Manhattan, highlighting flavor-rich quality.
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Dewey Retires With Honor In Polarized Era Reflections
The piece critiques postwar politics and Mrs Luce’s Congressional grilling, noting a unified Washington fury among women, a mousy rival’s calm rebuttal, and overall tension. It lauds Dewey’s tenure, credits his wife’s integrity, and reflects on the era’s partisan strain and Roosevelt Truman contrasts.
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On the Line Continues With Vision For Long Range Project
The column argues the world overestimates the value of a long term idea likening it to the U.S. growth from wilderness and warns against using a few weak rivals to justify the cost. An anecdote recalls Tom Thumb, a pioneer locomotive, losing a race to a horse at Horses.
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