Subscriptions Rates and Cold War Notes from 1948
Readers learn subscription pricing by mail and carrier for 1948 while regional political commentary covers Republican tax cuts, Taft Hartley rulings, and the cold war. The piece also details a Decatur business name change, Tennessee sales tax receipts, cotton versus diversified farming, and notes on the Sugar Bowl trip by the Louisville and Nashville Railroad crews with New Orleans coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Nashville
Alabama
New Orleans
Pullman Potters
George
Birmingham
Reliable
Alabama Pullmans
Julia Street
Canal Street
J. W. Gustin
Decatur
Tulane Stadium
Crescent City
Huntsville
Chattanooga
West Coast
Legion
Marshall Haynes
Desion
Charles H. Eyster
Jimmy Davis
Cecil Halbrooks
Municipal Auditorium
Jasper
Texas
Italy’s De Nicola Heads War-Ravaged Rebirth
The article recounts President Enrico De Nicola guiding postwar Italy after fascism and monarchy, praising democratic resilience and asking for U.S. aid. It notes Cassino’s ruins and revival, UNRRA’s aid, and a Friendship Train Bible gift from a Trenton teacher to Italy.
Congress faces tough year over universal military training
Washington a Jan 5 Congress confronts universal military training UMT with a 900000 yearly draft for 18 to 20 year olds and a partisan split. The American Legion pushes action while the American Veterans Committee opposes. A 1947 six month debate timeline shows the bill stalled in the House awaiting action as the Senate weighs hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Russia
American Legion
American Veterans Committee
Hose
Marshall
Eisenhower
Admiral King
UMT
Europe
Truman
Commission
House Rmed Services Committee
Senate Armed Services Committee
Dictatorship Overthrown After Forced Rule and War Loss
The speaker recalls establishing a dictatorship by force, overthrowing it by force, and suffering severe damage in defeat. They note neighbors who lost battles but won the war, and recount destruction left by retreating Germans.
Streptomycin value in treating tularemia and infections
Streptomycin is an antibiotic effective against germs undetected by penicillin. It shows strong results in tularemia and urinary infections from coli with certain germs, diffuses widely in body tissues, is excreted by the kidneys, and can reach the spinal column and brain in limited amounts. It may be given by nebulization and has potential for intestinal preparation before operations.
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T. O
Features Syndicate, Inc
Pegler Sees It As Cold War Peril and Hidden Treachery
The piece warns that modern conflict may not be a shooting war but a silent political bomb. It analyzes Nazi Austria 1938 as example, notes Soviet actions in Poland and the Baltic republics, and accuses American communists and propagandists of aiding treachery while arguing no war exists with Russia.
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Germany
Hiroshima
Hitler
Austria
von Schuschnigg
Seyss-Inquart
Nazi Legion
Stalin
Russia
Barse Laquest
France
Poland
Charac
Ter
Lublin Committee
Soviet Russia
United States
Lublin
William S. Gailmor
Margolis
New York
Palestine
Esthenia
Latvia
Lithuania
Soviet Union
Polarid
Earl Browders
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Decatur Daily
Tvecatur
Alabyth
Tennessee
Valley Printing CO. Inc
W. R. Shelton
Asshamanly
Associated Press
Ascsotiatearess
Alabama Magazine
Romania
Michael
Mediterranean
Greece
Italy
Gardiner-Warring Company
J. T. Flagg Knitting Company
Jewett Flagg
National Labor Relations Board
Warner Fussell
Clyde Hendrix, Jr
Warren
Gertrude Gardner
Green
oRger Gardner
the Daily
Rail. A
Sy Srtw
Pearson
Rome
Enrico de Nicola
Mussolini
Naples
de Nicola
Alcide de Gasperi
Peyete
Charlie Poletti
Poletti
Monte Cas
Christ
U. S
Third Army
Cassino
UNRRA
Nicola
Trenton
N. J
Laura Marsavitz
Sicily
By Herman N. Bundesen, M.D
Morgan County
A. H. Prickett
Hom T. C. Almon
Grace Hall Prickett
Pegler
Tae Tae
Frank Chenault
W. M. Chenault Real Estate and Insurance Agency &Com
Masonio
America
Albany Grain
Royal Air Rides
Arvin
Joe
Hagler
ROYAL
Tire Service
Lee
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