Grafton Sentinel Editorial and Subscription Info
The Grafton Sentinel lists subscription rates for carrier and mail deliveries and notes, with Associated Press copyright and policy statements. It mentions voluntary communications to the editor, requirement of signature, and national advertising representation in New York and Chicago.
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National Advertising
Inland Newspaper Representatives, Inc
New York
Fifth Avenue
N.Y
Chicago
Wrigley Building
Compromise as Path to Harmony in Multigenerational Homes
The text argues housing shortages push families to compromise daily living. It notes walls would crack without a sense of proportion and that peaceful, happy life should take priority. It suggests these compromise principles could apply to global relations, framing harmony as universal goal.
Russians and Democracy A Century of Struggle?
The text argues Russians cherish democracy despite autocratic traditions, noting poor local governance and shallow voting in large units. It asserts a genuine longing for freedom underpins revolutions, with a recurring, enduring aspiration that resurfaces despite suppression.
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Russia
Legit distributors squeezed as Congress weighs OPA future
The article argues ongoing black market expansion threatens legitimate retail distribution and could jeopardize renewal of the Emergency Price Control Act. It cites The New York Times noting about 75 percent of beef at retail is controlled by black marketers, urging steps to preserve essential trade channels. The piece asserts a choice between saving the OPA and preserving access to vital food supplies.
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Congress
New York Times
the Times
What Is Your Goal in Free Enterprise
The message emphasizes that policies harming free enterprise threaten liberties. It argues size should not determine importance, noting a shoe-shine stand capitalist alongside factory owners. It highlights that small beginnings can grow into major industries serving America today.
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America
Bible Thought For Today From Radio Service Ohio
A short devotional note urges focus on mental life over tangible things, citing Proverbs 23 7 to claim thoughts shape reality. The message comes from Radio Bible Service in Sebrvene Ohio.
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Radio Bible
Sebvicene
Ohio
Speedy Jet Propulsion Rumor Sparks Supreme Court Talk
A garbled clipping mentions Met Gizrahelm Campbell and a predicted jet propelled speed, while public interest swells over a clash of two supreme court Justices. Brooklyn fans recall its own service flag as pennants rise. A Minnesotan wins over $6,000 for patching a six pound wall eyed pike.
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Gizrahelm
Campbell
Court quarrel endures with ritual handshake practice
Washington insiders say the Hugo Black and Robert Jackson clash on the Supreme Court is the worst yet not unprecedented. A 50 year old robing room handshake rule helps soothe quarrels, while Roberts briefly left the bench amid tensions. Contention swirls over price control legislation and a possible veto, with Congress facing pressure and uncertainty about renewal. Observers also note a behind the scenes probe into Fascist links in Europe and fresh talk of a sedition trials revival, amid staff brought from Germany. Sedition Trials Revival?
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Central Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Hugo L. Black
Robert Jackson
Owen J. Roberts
Roberts
Laurence Dennis
Germany
Reich
Hitler
Atomic control debate tempers Baruch plan hopes
The piece argues over United States and Soviet positions on atomic control. It notes distrust of American goodwill, cites Baruch’s influence, and questions whether a focused defensive project could better advance overall peace than broad control schemes amid looming Cold War tensions.
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Pravda
America
United States
Russia
St. Bernard Baruch
Baruch
Radio Dials Tonight Preview Broadcasts Before Bikini Test
A June New York dateline lists a week of radio previews from CBS ABC MBS and NBC ahead of the Bikini atom bomb tests. Highlights include nightly 15 minute commentaries and special broadcasts featuring government officials and press interviews. The piece notes the radio lineup across networks and a pool broadcast with Forrestal Patterson Eisenhower and Blandy. A tangential note mentions the laconic Spartans etymology.
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Butterfield
New York
Pacific Zone
CBS
ABC
MBS
Herbert Bayard Swope
NBC
Sec. of
Navy
Forrestal
Sec of War
Patterson
Eisenhower
Blandy
Judy
Dunninger
Peter Lawford
Robert Young
Sammy Kaye
Morgan
Nick Carter
Army
Army Navy
Corbett's Florida layover tests his homeward resolve
In a Miami bar Corbett, a returning bomber, schemes for a New York berth. He confronts a hard selling waiter, a stubborn ticket hawk, and the lure of civilians as he weighs leaving amid war weariness. A drama of choice unfolds with a scarce sleeper ticket slipping away.
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Boston
Corbett
Miami
Leutenant
New York
Brooklyn
Michigan
Collins
Bud
Syd
Florida
Leer
Miracl
Buddy
Dan
Fred
Atomic test at Bikini to involve crew in safety protocol
The article describes the final safety steps for Bikini Atoll nuclear test operations. Senior crew members monitor companions, signal with a colored pennant for all-clear, then evacuate to positions upwind beyond radioactive waters. Admiral Blandy’s Mount McKinley leads the fleet with escort, while aircraft from Kwajalein, Eniwetok, and Roi conduct aerial reconnaissance and drone readiness before the July 1 blast.
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Bikini Atoll
Bikini
Admiral Blandy
McKinley
Appalachian
Army
Navy
Kwajalein
Eniwetok
Roi
Shangri-la
Mad
Woodrow P
Swancutt
Blandy
Pursuit of the vast radioactive cloud and drone tests
Report describes a planned operation with a high altitude mother ship guiding army drones around a nuclear burst cloud at 13 000 to 30 000 feet and returning to Eniwetok if airworthy. In a separate case Ripacoe Edgell of Ritchie county was sentenced to life imprisonment by Circuit Judge Max Deberry for the murder of his wife on March 10.
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Eniwetok
Ripacoe
Edgell
Ritchie County
Marth
Fife
Max Deberry
Bacea
Fire marshal reports 22 inspections for May arson probe
The state fire marshals' office conducted 22 inspections of suspicious fires in May, with no confirmed arson charges. This compares to 16 investigations in each of the prior two months. A cryptic line about a zoological garage and an unclear name appears in the text.
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Charleston
State Fire Marshals’ Office
Robert H. Kudd
Prosecutor Proposes Grand Jury Recess for Capital Cases
Huntington June 26 UPL Prosecutor Edward H. Greene announced a plan to curb crime allowing grand juries to be recessed and recalled for capital offenses between circuit court sessions. He argued the measure would speed responses to serious crime and improve courtroom efficiency.
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Huntington
UPL
Edward H. Greene
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