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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1952
Page
9
A reader questions marrying a remorseful young woman with a past of dating older men and rumors swirl at school. Dorothy Dix advises maturity, forgiveness, and careful evaluation of lasting trust, urging counseling and honest discussion before marriage.
Morgan County Lacey s Spring Augusta Winfrey reports Sunday school officers and teachers elected. Karl Hough as superintendent Velma McCutcheon assistant Elgin Childers and James Oakes adult teachers R A Gamble intermediate Mrs Bula Hough juniors Mrs Mazie McCutcheon primary teacher Mrs Winfrey secretary treasurer. Also notes social and family updates with local visits and a June 21 wedding of Miss Bobbie Fay Yancey and Jimmie Edwards.
The Nation's Today column notes shifting postwar sentiments as hostility to Germany and Japan fades, while the Soviet Union emerges as a new adversary. It discusses how public willingness to drastic measures once considered against Germany has lessened and strategists now seek new alliances to counter the USSR.
The Senate backed postwar U S arrangements letting Germany largely run itself with Western troops, similar to the Japan treaty. Japan remains a western outpost against Russia with U S troops, while France and Britain also keep forces in Germany. The accords allow force to intervene if the current German government seems threatened.
The House of Commons defeated a Labour motion to censure Churchill's government by a 300 to 270 vote over not being consulted before U S bombing raids on Yalu River targets. Churchill warned public opinion could topple the government, and a deputy chief of staff designation for Gen. American indicated Britain would gain advance war-operational knowledge.
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