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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1948
Page
10
The piece reflects Armistice Day as a reminder of victory in wars and the costs of liberty. It argues the nation avoids war when possible, seeks lasting peace, and stresses strength through spirit, rights, and a robust military and industry as essential to liberty.
Crossword style clues list with across and down entries including oblique spellings and regional terms. The grid references range from obnoxious child to epoch with entries such as malt beverages mountain spinach and plant of nettle family. Names like Samarium symbol Sm and Norse god Odin appear, alongside river and country clues and several ethnic term variants.
Charles F. Kettering says railroads will remain the backbone of transportation despite new forms. He notes rail progress and the industry’s role in unifying the nation, and mentions AA R plans for a railroad research lab at Illinois Institute of Technology to accelerate future improvements.
The Post of West Palm Beach reports a severe wind storm that knocked out power, with crews restoring service within minutes. It lauds the line workers for courage and skill, remarking the episode embodies free enterprise while critiquing politicians who attack utilities.
Economic highlights note that a plan for a military alliance with foreign nations will start soon, delayed until after the election to avoid partisan influence. The piece emphasizes the surprising shift from longtime entanglement warnings and suggests theproposal has strong odds of approval as world dynamics tighten.
From a military and foreign relations view America’s distance from Europe no longer guarantees security. A proposed treaty to create a North Atlantic mutual defense system may come from Soviet postwar behavior. John M. Hightower notes state department plans to consult Congress and parties on final drafting. Initial involved nations include Canada Britain France Belgium Luxembourg Netherlands.
Secretary Lovett and General Marshall are shaping a non communist alliance core with nations forming a mutual defense nucleus. If attacked, all members would act in concert, with each nation applying its constitutional processes. Western Europe shows resolve against Soviet pressure, while small states risk reprisals from the communists.
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