Stokes Says Democratic Party Failing in Washington
Athens based columnist Tom Stokes told Georgia editors that the Democratic party is fragmenting and failing to act as a unified dynamic force. He warned that Southern factions and a minority in Congress threaten key domestic policies amid national and world pressures. He spoke at the Georgia Press Institute after returning to the University of Georgia.
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Dothan couple’s daughter drafts four point world peace plan
A four pound program for world peace by Mas Lerner Harper Bethesda Md via Washogan Post argues for a standard code for international behavior first, a centralized military establishment second, and eminent domain rights to empower United Nations. Harper, daughter of Dr and Mrs W T Burk of Dothan, insists practical steps and open to changing views if better ideas emerge. The piece reflects hopes for coordination among Russia Britain France and the United States toward a union of nations.
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Citogne
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Firther
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Not such a pressing need on universal language says Harper
The speaker argues against a single universal language as essential and cites Britain's life line and Russia's open seas, noting many land locked nations rely on access to world traffic for safety and growth. She stresses no nation should have power to barrier economic progress.
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Congress Weighs Housing School Lunch Initiatives
Congress planned a busy week with debates on emergency housing and free meals for schoolchildren. House action would focus on price ceilings for new houses, housing aid, and veterans housing preference, plus naval vessel transfers and surplus ship sales. The Senate would consider unpaid wartime appropriations, farm funding, and Civil Service retirement participation.
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Howe Bills Backed to Extend Lunch Program and Veterans Housing
On the first Tuesday docket, Howe advanced measures to permanent government funded school lunch for students and to add more temporary housing for veterans returning from war. The actions reflect ongoing efforts to support public welfare and housing for veterans amid postwar needs.
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Howe
Coronation tale of King Xelakaus and a royal misdeed
A fragmented item describes the vampire bat blood evidence and a convoluted royal coronation. It notes King Xelakaus ruling from 1674 to 1871 and his attempt to emulate Ipean coronations by ordering 5000 crowns and placing a crowny on his own deed. The text ends with an odd “BUY VICTORY Bonn” phrase.
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