Open covenants and open debate echo in news notes
The passage cites conflicting wartime accounts and urges end to Big Three conferences in favor of open UN discussions. It reflects editorial tone on secrecy, international diplomacy, and Woodrow Wilson’s ideal of openly arrived at covenants. The piece contrasts closed negotiations with transparent public discourse.
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Opera Sien
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Saptann Tiambel
Let There Be Light Inspirational Verse Page Item
A 1946 newspaper snippet presents religious and moral reflections with quotes about faith and deeds. It features a February 4 date along with biblical and literary lines attributed to figures including Owen Meredith. The piece emphasizes personal responsibility and moral conduct over creed.
Tax bite blamed on 1947 cars in Alabama
The Alabama Motorists Association estimates new car buyers face about 133.74 in special taxes in the first year. Federal excise taxes plus tires and tubes account for most, with State fees and oil levies adding further. Fuel taxes total over 40, and an added sales tax on new automobiles could raise the burden to roughly 166. About none of the 1947 models have buyers awaiting delivery due to these taxes.
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J. R. Hornady
Rome
News-Tribune
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Hoosier
Federal Pen
Atlanta
Fiditor Hornady
Truman Opposes New Big Three Conference Plan
The article quotes President Truman expressing no need for another Big Three meeting and opposing the idea that multiple conferences would help. It notes wartime secrecy and the eventual aim of a durable peace, contrasting past necessity with postwar expectations.
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Truman
Propaganda or Education in U S Russia Broadcasts
The State Department announces daily Russian language shortwave broadcasts to Russia to inform and reflect American life. Officials say the programs are educational and objective rather than propaganda, though critics question the label and compare to wartime efforts.
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Russia
Admiral Mitseher Dies Recalling World War II Valor
A respected admiral dies leaving a legacy of naval leadership during the war. He had a decisive victory over Japanese forces and earned a lasting place in American naval history. The long unresolved Los Angeles murder case linked to a crime era grows colder as questions linger and public memory preserves the figure’s impact.
Alabama Senators urge unfreezing Mobile plant funds
Alabama Senators Lister Hill and John Sparkman pressed President Truman to restore funding for a ten million dollar Mobile phosphate plant using Florida phosphates amid severe South shortages. They cited rising fertilizer use and urged federal support to prevent farm hardship across the region. The exchange included a gift baseball and a tale of a blind World War I rabbi, Rabbi Aaronsohn.
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John Sparkman
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This Afternoon by John Temple Graves
A column by John Temple Graves discusses totalitarian threats from labor and corporate power, urging eternal vigilance against labor, business, and government. It notes a New York ghost writing protest, questions about public figures misrepresenting themselves, and quotes Atlanta reporting on state political tensions.
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Henry Wallace
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C. J. King
Florida Times-Union
January February sales tease and social quips
A column of witty lines on shopping timing dieting social foibles and public manners features jokes about January sales, dieting temptations,马 and a note on New Year resolutions. The piece closes with a dramatic Metropolitan Opera anecdote about Miss Traubel and Lauritz Melchior, ending with a quip about Scotch.
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UN Security Council debates disarmament and atomic control
The Security Council weighs general disarmament versus atomic control. Russia pushes general disarmament first while the United States seeks a compromise and study commission. Officials anticipate little progress until a broader international security framework is set. Pravda signals Soviet veto against the U.S. plan as world powers push for clearer policies. North Dakota uniquely bans bow and arrow for hunting.
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Radio Programs on the Networks Tuesday Schedule
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Nice On The Riviera Seeks Comeback Carnival Returns in 11 Days
Nice plans an 11 day carnival starting December 6 with King Carnival LXII entry and a grand parade on February 16. The festival features the battle of flowers, butterfly and amaranth ball, plaster devil pageant, Mardi Gras finale with fireworks and a King Carnival burning in effigy. Thousands of foreign tourists already booked despite shortages. The King’s float budget tops 1,000,000 francs as sponsors mobilize 10,000,000 francs for prizes and reliefs to attract foreign exchange. The event includes film-inspired floats and a return from Camper’s festival, signaling a renewed pre war splendor.
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Former boxing champ Wee ends in poverty after big earnings
Boston reports that former Pacific coast light and welterweight boxer Wee, who once earned around 100000 dollars in professional boxing, is now broke and working as a Boston taxicab driver after retiring from boxing in 193?.
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