Eisenhower Urges International Cooperation After War
Old order faded as General Eisenhower calls for broader input beyond diplomats to keep world peace. He warned the United Nations that survival hinges on united action and that leaders from all fields must speak out, ensuring cooperation prevents future wars and sustains peace.
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Great One
Noel
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United Nations Organi
UNO
Europe
Gen. Eisenhower
Moses and the humility of truth in the biblical stampede
A sermon-like reflection praises Moses for denying monopoly on truth, urging respect for each person’s individual interpretation of God. It extols humility and openness to diverse visions, noting no single group or person holds all the secrets of the universe and urging honest, sincere faith.
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Moses
Mason
Moscow pact stirs debate over Russia’s role in occupied Japan
The Moscow agreement on administering occupied Japan fans a dispute in the United States and at General MacArthur’s Tokyo HQ. Opinion splits over Russia’s future voice in postwar Japan, with concerns about war crimes trials and Russia’s possible involvement or nonparticipation. The piece notes Russia’s late entry and distinct wartime stance, suggesting trials may proceed without its nominations if not offered by lat 15.
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Moscow
Japan
Douglas MacArthur
Tokyo
Russia
Sphinx
Kremlin
United States
Great Britain
Sovviets
China
Australia
New Zealand
Philippines
Army morale and reform urged after delayed demobilization
Washington observes rising GI resentment as demobilization slows. The column argues morale must be repaired for a peacetime army, urging merit-based West Point appointments, rank promotions by ability, and ending officer favoritism and a caste system. It cites abuses from Manila to Savannah and calls for democratic reforms inside the Army.
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Ins
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War Department
Congress
West Point
Army
1268Th
Manila
Buffalo Wallow
Karl von Esche
General Moore Hospital
Savannah
N. C
John Bamberger
William Ord Ryan
KanfRarno
Soriann
General MacArthur
Thetator Franco
Pacific
Florida
Pompano
North Dakota
Texas
Jazz Is Art or Raw Noise in a War Time View
This column by John Temple Graves critiques boogie woogie and jazz as art versus vulgar novelty. It cites critics and supporters, notes Army enlistment hardships, and reflects on postwar cultural tensions while urging respect for returning soldiers and adherence to moral duty.
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Dixie Band
Red Light
New Orleans
Capital
Owen Brewster
Maine
Mead Committee
Hugh Fulton
Pearl Harbor
Fulton
Truman
Jett Fhre
Homer Ferguson
Michigan
Brewster
Mead
Red Army
G. I's
Berlin
Reichschancellery
The
Bell
Syndicate Inc
Nation of Pioneers
Leopold Stokowsky
Jose Iturbi
Ale Templeto
Hooper
Carnegie Hall
Metropolitan Opera
Dothan
Letter to the Editor Reflects on War Losses and Housing
A mother who lost four sons in World War II writes from her apartment, recounting personal grief, service sacrifices, and frustration with neighbors who profit from war times yet treat renters poorly. She urges readers to consider a broader American reality and unsettled life at home.
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Efade
Pacific
First Marine Division
China
America
CPO Chauncey Walker to Oversee Naval Recruiting Route
Dothan Naval Recruiting Station will be under CPO Chauncey Walker next week while Edward Radimak, commanding, conducts a Wiregrass recruiting tour starting Monday. Radimak will visit Enterprise court house Monday, Kite's Drug Store Geneva Tuesday, Ozark Chamber of Commerce Wednesday to accept Navy enlistments. A sailor AWOL from Pensacola NAS surrendered Friday but quickly reversed, then left unofficially again.
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Cpo Chauncey Walker
Edward Radimak
Radimak
Enterprise Courthouse
Kite
Geneva
The
Ozark Chamber of Commerce
Navy
Hartford
Pensacola Naval Air Station
Birmingham
A Country Boy Sees City Crowds and Flood Worries
A first visit to Alenia City unfolds with crowds and traffic chaos. The writer notes heavy rain and widespread floods along the southeast rivers, mentions bridges washed out near the Chattanooga highway, and reflects on farmers, prices, and the call to buy Victory Bonds. The piece contrasts city bustle with rural longing and critiques cotton pricing policy and labor-capital dynamics.
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Houston County
Chattanooga Highway
Elba
Geneva
Smith-Kelly Legion Post Initiates 26 New Members
Marianna Gpedipsix veterans of World War II join the Smith-Kelly American Legion post this week. Inductees include Ary Hand J T Hand Venny Pay ter James Ham Raymond Hoy OC W Clark and others. The initiation featured donations to the Legion and plans for eight acres of land for annual events. The post announced a service officer will be appointed and discussed tax price control participation in Jackson County.
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Marianna
We Struth Tas
Ae American Legion
Perera
Ary Hand
J. T. Hand
Venny Payter
James Ham
Raymond Hoy
W. Clark
Jock Trost
H. West
Bonnie Wilson Crawford Secor
Claire Pete Benjamin Byrd
Richard Garry Sahn
Jacking County
Let There Be A Light Trust in Him At All Time
A fragmentary quotation from Psalms and Eliza Cook text appeals to trust and faith. The readables note a religious sentiment urging steadfast belief and caution against deception. The lines resemble devotional verse printed in a historical periodical.
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Tos Bine
Gianerne
Saie Selah
Pasims
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