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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1945
Page
4
James F Holt serves as publisher with Earl N Straight acting as editor manager in a two person leadership arrangement. The notice establishes their roles within the publication and frames leadership of the newspaper.
A Republican newspaper urges cautious handling of the anti labor legislation trend sparked by President Truman’s call for curbs on strikes. It argues for balanced action to protect labor rights while placing responsibilities on labor equal to capital, warning against severe restrictions or abrogation of collective bargaining.
The piece traces the child image from ancient Cupid motifs to Christian reverence and Renaissance vitality. It highlights Mary and Christ Child at the center, notes the evolving baby form from stiff medieval figures to lifelike infants, and praises artists like Raphael Luca della Robbia Donatello and Verrocchio for capturing baby charm and roguishness.
Senators criticise party funding promises as they discuss acceptance of campaign funds. The platform, set to be reviewed by the Republican committee in Chicago, is contrasted with historic party actions. Dialogues reference citizens' demands and past administrations amid partisan tension.
The guide highlights a collection titled Bedside Book of Famous French Stories edited by Scott with introduction by Lew Be and Random House. It includes twenty three stories from 19th century authors and writers who lived through wars. Also reviewed is Yankee Paris by Herbert French noting light but engaging wartime travel writing with humorous takes on French customs and Prokofieff music.
Old network feature to be dropped by ABC in Friday 12:30 p.m. slot. MondayMatinee will relocate. NBC lineup includes Bob Burns at 1:30 and Dinah Shore at 8:30. CBS showcases Glenn Ford at 8, Kostelanetz at 9, Danny O Neil at 10:30. ABC lists Green Hornet at 12:30 and Universal Military Training at 8:30. Mercury program MBS features a quiz at 8 and atomic energy discussion at 11:30.
Morrison warns that infection from radiation exposure can kill within weeks, describing the atomic bomb as making disease an epidemic. He notes a lack of medical training but asserts the issue as a burden of the profession. Vassar College details appear as factual asides about size, buildings, and library holdings.
The report notes upticks in domestic unrest and foreign strikes impacting American life. Analysts cite rising tensions within cities and growing anxiety over nationwide security and economic strain. Officials urge calm and coordinated data gathering to track evolving events.
Washington column recounts a taxi ride with labor leaders John L. Lewis and Eric Johnston, noting a cordial banter and apparent harmony amid national strikes and postwar tension. The piece blends political critique with a vignette of a widow recalling the scene and a Senate caucus room portrait of Adm. J. O. Richardson before Pearl Harbor investigators.
In Monongalia county the public assistance department will process state aid applications for tuberculosis patients. In Philippi and Belington schools will close for the rest of the week to curb influenza spread. 353 pupils were reported in two schools with rural closures advised if needed. Weather conditions show snow and storms with limited highway impact. Mingo county reported up to a foot of snow. Hurley accuses officials of pressuring China policy, naming Atcheson, Service, Davies, Ringwalt and others as involved in alleged efforts to arm Chinese Communists, while in Tokyo advising Gen. MacArthur.
In a Malayan lineage drama, Nevile Royde faces a married life strain as Audrey, his glamorous cousin Kay, and Mary Aldin discuss a possible reunion. Thomas Royde, visiting from England, observes Audrey's detachment and Kay’s determined pursuit, while the past tragedy of Adrian’s death looms over their tangled relationships.
The British agreement outlines a total loan of 3.75 billion dollars with 850 million in tend lending aid, tied to terms affecting wartime trade and purchases. Reports from Washington cite concerns about progress, while Daily Herald notes trade expansion within the Commonwealth remains possible for essential United States purchases. The Sketch questions what Americans are really lending, framing it as support for homes factories and equipment. A study suggests women experience more colds than men, linked to workplace heat and exposure.
Disjointed OCR style notes mention British headquarters in Vienna within an old palace housing 139 o1t's. References include Rudolf Hoess memory claims and stolen items from China by Japan, plus a British major arrested for coal bid and issues with black market activity.
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