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Newspaper
Coshocton News
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1946
Page
4
The piece argues memorials to World War II dead must reflect modern values and practicality. It urges monuments that aid recreation, conservation, education, libraries, scholarships, and public discourse, rather than ornate or ill placed tributes. It warns against empty, embarrassing memorials and stresses lasting usefulness.
New York critics assess Maxwell Anderson and three Broadway plays. Truckline Cafe centers on a diner troupe amid postwar disarray with strong performances from Karl Malden and others, yet critics fault dialogue and pacing. Ardrey’s Roots rivals suffer weak plotting and unsatisfactory endings, while a Louisiana misshapen tale ends in violence and ambiguity.
Disturbances in Argentina have seen vast amounts of campaign literature burned, estimated at 100000 by anti-Peron forces. Most output consists of weighty pamphlets and mass cards for local candidates, while substantive issue leaflets are few. The piece notes potential campaign reforms and compares to U S practices.
Marquis Childs surveys midwest life noting a postwar housing boom and tight real estate, nylon stockings shortages, and scarce automobiles. He highlights rising prices, rent dynamics, veteran housing moves, strikes restraining output, and a pushback against union growth in the Mississippi River town.
Frederick C. Othman reviews a controversy over a high school textbook "Wings for You" funded with Civil Aeronautics Administration help. The New Jersey Christian Council decries its profane language and multiple references to gods and hells, prompting debate on censorship and public instruction.
In a rambling Washington briefing, Secretary of Agriculture Clinton Anderson pressed for President Hoover to attend the food conference, meeting Hoover in Key West as he sought family fishing time. The piece then traces internal cabinet plotting, Truman’s cabinet choices, Spaghetti and semolina production quirks, and Maine’s skipped White House dinner with Senator Brewster, noting last-minute White House intrigues and public appetite for leadership.
The appointment of 38 year old J A Cap Krug as Secretary of the Interior marks a shift to a younger cabinet. The average age of top appointees has fallen, with only Byrnes older than Truman among them, and several key administrators under 50. Krug’s record at TVA and War Production Board signals strong leadership, though the move invites mixed judgment on policy reversals and political impact for President Truman.
The account describes wartime use of amino acids derived from proteins to rapidly rebuild tissue in wounded soldiers and chronically ill patients. It notes quicker healing for burns and bed ulcers, and links muscular health with overall resilience, urging simple home exercise.
The column outlines a major international clash as Russia presses a favorable terms on Iran, threatening sovereignty and UN unity. Britain fears imperial interests are at risk if Moscow’s terms include Azerbaijan, Iran policy control, and Soviet oil concessions. Russia’s vetoes and spying charges complicate UN actions and global diplomacy.
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