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Let There Seek Light On Law And Hope
A reflective line of scripture and quotes contrasts human laws with eternal laws. The excerpt cites Hebrews 7 1 and a note by Freiac, musing that earthly laws resemble but imperfect copies of the divine order.
Pauley Nomination Withdrawn for Undersecretary of Navy
President Truman withdrew California official Pauley’s nomination as Undersecretary of the Navy after a Dear En letter asserting integrity. Senate hearings end, debate over his fitness ends with the post going to someone else, marking a political victory and a public relief.
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Criticism sparks Savannah row over Lady Astor remark
The article recalls Lady Astor describing Savannah as "a beautiful woman with a dirty face" and the ensuing uproar. Mayors fumed, calls for apology spread, and the incident drew wider attention to elites critiquing cities. Savannah’s mood shifts as backlash and reflection follow the comment.
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Lady Astor Snubs Savannah Visit Pique Town
A Savannah crowd reacted to Lady Astor with scorn as she refused to publicly admire the city. Reporters noted her comments about compliments while a Savannah spokesman urged balanced praise and critique as the controversy lingered.
Hulls Counsel on World Relations and Population Note
The piece cites Cordell Hull urging patience toward Soviet and British peers, proposing a five point plan to ease postwar tensions and avoid disaster. It links wartime fatigue to policy shifts and argues for unity, clarity, and avoiding prejudice while noting a looming debt and population rise as uneasy national priorities.
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Merry Go Round and US Turkish naval plans tale
A muddled report outlines tensions over Turkish borders and a possible US response. It mentions Ambassador's body aboard a battleship as a gesture of friendship, Russian troop deployments, and a State Department stance against a major eastern Mediterranean naval presence. It also notes political shifts in Washington and the careers of key figures like Byrnes and Wagoner.
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This Afternoon by John Temple Graves
An analysis of a potential Republican Southern Democratic coalition forming in Congress. The piece ponders party names, ideas of a States Rights Liberal faction, and the possible political realignments shaping the Senate and House. It references Bulller and figures like Karl Munich and Henry Wallace while noting New Deal dynamics and regional loyalties.
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Radio Programs On The Networks Friday Schedule
Radio listings reveal a dense Friday schedule across networks with programs such as World News desk Shaw CBS Lone Ranger This Is Your FBI and Duffy's Tavern. The block includes music shows with Paul Lavalle and Alan Young, comedy skits, and drama series featuring Five Minute News Period and Truth or Consequence style segments.
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Geneva Route Residents Seek Mail Route Extension
Twelve families on Geneva route coe ask for rural mail route extension. Congressman George Andrews announced in his Washington office that he is appealing to the First Assistant Postmaster General to order an investigation and survey toward approval. Beneficiary families include J. A. Jordan C. H. Duor Ida Miller Willie Beall Clarence Lake F. Beall Alex Halder Jeanne Williamson Earl Owens Orson B. Pridgen and B. B. Burch.
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Why Salmon Go Inland Spawn Returns Inland Runs
Salmon migrate to inland streams to breed because those waters hold higher dissolved oxygen, needed by the young. Ocean oxygen levels are lower than required for the developing salmon, making inland spawning essential.
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Austria in limbo under four power occupation
In Vienna a grim view of Austria's fate under Soviet British French and American control emerges as talks of ending the four power occupation stall. Moscow aims to keep Austria within its influence while food shortages grow and UNRRA prepares to take over in early month.
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VETS RETURN FROM OVERSEAS DUTY
An Associated Press notice lists soldiers returning to the States. Sgt. Robert M. Baxter Headland and T-5 Clause E. Parish Headland Route One sail on the Sea Cat from San Francisco. S-Sgt. Hollis E. Smith Kinston, T-1 Harley D. Bottoms Slocomb, and S-Sgt. John W. Curtis Eufaula sail on the Gen. Howze at New York. Pie Norman Pullin Dathan sails aboard the Frederick Victory at New York.
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Low Pay Blamed For Teacher Shortage In Southeast
Atlanta UPI reports Georgia officials blame low teacher salaries for educator shortages in the south. State Education Department sources cite Florida and Louisiana bonus plans as examples, while Kentucky notes exit of qualified teachers harms student ability and prompts local incentives.
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Legion Names Entertainment Group At Legion Meeting
A three member committee McKinnon Alfred Brown Clyde Jewell was named to plan post entertainment activities at a Legion meeting. Thirty eight additional members were reported by the drive chairmen. Plans outlined for a March 28 barbecue county wide with veterans and spouses invited. A proposal to change the post name honoring Houston County’s first service member killed in action was presented. adjutant general to supply information.
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Churchill and Stalin tension sparks US reaction and rumors
Reports from Washington reflect unease over Churchill's Missouri visit and Dean Acheson's cancelation of a trip, while Truman avoids comment on Churchill's forthcoming speech. Speculation swirls about Soviet moves in Iran Iraq and Turkey as diplomats weigh risks and aims amid shifting alliances. Pfc James R Hatton of the First Cavalry Division is listed as serving overseas with multiple campaign ribbons and prior civilian life noted.
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Navy discharge for Rex H Canady at Washington DC center
Rex H Canady was discharged from the Navy after 22 months of service. He entered in 1943 and served in submarines. His awards include the Submarine Combat Pin, Pacific ribbon with three stars, American Theater Victory ribbon, and he qualified insignia. He resides at 306 West Newton St with Mr. and Mrs. H. A. C.
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