Communications policy notice at Grafton post office
The notice explains voluntary communications to the editor may be published if they are lawful proper and signed by the author. It notes second class matter status at Grafton post office and references the act of March 3 1879 while urging discussion of matters of general interest.
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Stectinius
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Virginia
Carter Glass
Stéttinius
Culpeper
University of Virginia
Atomic bomb control sparks U.N. debate and U.S. policy
The article reviews differences between American and Soviet atomic policy, noting Truman's stance on negotiation and the push for international control. Moscow seeks destruction of U.S. bombs before any new framework, while Washington considers disposing of weapons under global supervision, signaling potential tensions among major powers.
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U.N. Atomic Energy Commission
Fdust
Truman
Washington
Russia
Moscow
Uncle Sam
America
United States
Compulsion and Compromise in Health Program Debate
General Omar N. Bradley told the Senate Labor Committee that compulsory health insurance must protect veterans' rights to free medical care and hospitalization. He warned the Wagner-Murray-Dingell bill lacks financing details and could require veterans to contribute to benefits they already receive at no cost under existing law. Bradley spoke only from the veterans' perspective, noting the broader socialized medicine critique.
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Omar N. Bradley
Veterans
Senate Labor Committee
Bradley
Dying OPA and the Nation’s Postwar Outlook
The piece argues that ending OPA lacks dramatic justification, but stresses the nation will endure and that production by all citizens is essential. It notes past wartime controls helped, cites food rationing as a success, and warns against griping and loafing while urging broad collective effort to sustain output.
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OPA
Not Enough Casualties War Opinion by Edgar Mowrer
Edgar A Mowrer writes in Saturday Review of Literature that the war would cost too little in American lives, arguing haste in breaking up the army and neglect of famine relief threaten future calamities and urging wiser national action.
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Saturday Review of Literature
United States
Big Country President Calls for Grass Roots Voice
William K. Jackson of Boston becomes president of The segment on decentralizing power and returning authority to states. He urges listening to grass roots sections in national issues and critiques Washington bureaucracy while noting slow car availability and satirically questioning demand for new cars.
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William K. Jackson
Boston
New
Bible Thought For Today
A short devotional from Press Radio Bible Service Inc Cincinnati Ohio reflects on Revelation 7 9 with a universal vision of every nation kindred and tongue before the throne in a concise faith moment.
Vinson and Austin Are Reported To Be Truman Picks
Special to Central Press Washington reports a political compromise in naming Treasury Secretary Fred Vinson to the Supreme Court and Vermont Senator Austin to the UN Security Council. Observers note balanced choices, with Vinson seen as Truman’s original bench pick and Austin viewed as a minority gesture amid Capitol intrigue.
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Treasury
Fred Vinson
United States
Austin
Vermont
United Nations Security Council
Truman
White ‘House
Supreme Court
Harlan Stone
Congress
Vinson
Claude Pepper
Florida
Commerce
Henry Wallace
Fragmented OCR Teases on Meals Rockets and Road Law
A garbled OCR fragment references square dishes for cars and meals, a king, and a magazine lesson about travel by rockets. It mentions King U and Italy, a secondary roads commission, and a Supreme Court reversal affecting Gilmer county circuit court, with scattered dates and names.
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Ravel
Secondary Roads Commission
Charleston
Supreme Court
Gilmer County Circuit Court
Décis
Evercise
Lous
Overseas listenership soars for Louis Conn fight on ABC
A hopper survey for ABC shows a 672 percent audience rating for the Louis versus Conn bout, the highest yet for a heavyweight fight. Friday broadcasts feature NBC, CBS, ABC, and MBS through 9:30 pm with shows and sports listed.
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NBC
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Mystery Theatre
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Betty Lou
Henry Aldrich
Wayne King
Orson Welles
Woody Herman
EBE
Tong Pellone
Billy Graham
Tommy Dorsey
Meet
Evercomb Fights For the Inspectors Funds in Senate
Washington June 21 Senator Chapman Revercomb WVa urged Senate support for federal safety inspection funding for coal mines. He argued the 45 inspectors are essential to save miners, noting bipartisan backing and that the appropriation was justified to protect workers. Plymouth Colony governors once required every colonist to bring a cow to relieve shortages.
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Chapman Rever- Cotth
R. W.va
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Bulgore
Baextey
LaPollette
Révetcoub
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Baden
Plymouth Colony
Vast Intrigue Unfolds Over Tonio Valente Case
In a dialogue filled with past romance and crime, Neal and Jane discuss Tonio Valente, the Brazil bound imposter, and Arthur H. Valente who mimicked Tonio after a family tragedy. Inspector Barry reveals how notes tied the killer to Kennedy and the Woodfords case, while Hunt explains his own suspicions and hidden alignments.
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Arthur H. Valente
Marion
Ohio Valentes
Arthur H
Rio
Tonio Valente
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Trouville
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Hunt
Nathn
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Fuente
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Elmpoint
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