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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1949
Page
4
Four for fun attire features a four piece heath costume from New York with a double breasted butcher Liaaga coat gold buttons, belted shorts, navy rayon jersey halter and hood. Race riots kill 50 amid unrest and violence reported in the city.
Gail contacts Brad Spencer about his whereabouts as tension builds in the Spencer household. Mr Rogers, a cool and dangerous financier, reveals his family history and intent, while Alexandria tests demands and Weller contemplates leverage, money, and travel.
The National Education Association backs a plan for 0,000 scholarships ranging from 500 to 1000 dollars annually for college-age youths. The measure, likely to pass in the eighty-first Congress, draws support from both parties and the administration but sparks debate over government funding, safeguards, and the impact on independence and education quality.
A Cambridge Massachusetts councilman Michael A. Sullivan who has died sparked reflection after proposing a censorship plan to remove Lenin and Leningrad from all printed material. The proposal would affect papers printing the day’s news, raising questions about censorship goals and outcomes.
Pro Chinese supporters on Capitol Hill welcomed the resignation of Secretary of State Marshall and the appointment of Dean Acheson, predicting freer administration of China aid to counter the Communist advance. Forrestal vows to defend naval aviation against abolition, stressing carrier-based air power alongside USAF operations. Treasury head Snyder describes the economy as sound with higher postwar levels, while Hatch’s omission from final Senate honors prompts observed oversights on Congress’s closing day.
A reporter covers a Metropolitan Opera opening and IDs box holders from brass plaques. He ends up tracing vault openings in Woodlawn Cemetery, prompting a society editor to discuss originality versus repetition. The exchange quotes Nicholas Murray Butler on first use and later rehashing.
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