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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1948
Page
4
A writer urges a liberal Republican standard bearer in the fall election, arguing the grass roots demand must guide delegates in Philadelphia. The piece emphasizes preserving European freedom and insists leadership for France Italy and Switzerland must come from those nations, not the United States.
In a lively Charleston scene, locals applaud a rambunctious draw as police ticks spar in a rip-roarinest slugfest. The playful brawl delights the state, marked by ragged humor and nostalgic bravado.
Citizens urged John Proctor to reverse his stance on not blowing the fire whistle during fires. At a recent public meeting the council heard broad support for making location information available as fires unfold. The call was that public safety info should be shared to aid residents and fire crews alike.
The passage argues that ordinary Republican members demand their voices be heard regarding top ticket picks. Dave Gideon, a delegate candidate, echoes the theme urging consideration of Stassen and Vandenberg. Voter sentiment in Wisconsin Nebraska and Pennsylvania signals a clear unease with Stassen’s bid.
A Swiss editor of Rendez vous laments Europe’s fear and bondage seven years after Finland’s 1940 Soviet attack. He argues three quarters of Europeans suffer slavery under a brutal system and urges America to empower minds and hearts to restore freedom rather than send money.
The Lord speaks continually though in a low voice for his confidential friends. Scripture invites hearing and attention from heaven and earth as the Lord declares his word. The brief devotional notes highlight divine communication and reverent listening.
Washington political dispatch analyzes a convention deadlock scenario with Harold Stassen Dewey and Taft as key players. It argues Joseph Martin could emerge as the acceptable dark horse, while others push Vandenberg as an alternative. The piece also notes Taft-Hartley debates and airfield modernization trends.
James Marlow explains how tariffs protect domestic workers by keeping foreign shoes from underselling American products. The piece traces the long battle over reciprocal trade agreements, noting Republicans' high tariff stance, Smoot-Harley as a peak, and global retaliation shaping prosperity and policy.
The 1934 Trade Agreements Act aimed to lower tariffs on selected items via reciprocal trade with other nations. It allows tariff cuts up to 75 percent and is set for renewal every three years, with debates in a Republican Congress about its impact on American business and whether to extend it for one year or longer. President Truman urged renewal March 1 for another three years, while some Republicans push for tighter review before any extension. The act’s fate hinges on congressional action in coming months.
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