Chakales expelled from Albania by Communists
The former Enterprise managing editor L. S. Chakales, now Athens bureau chief for Associated Press, was expelled from Albania. He had reported Albania’s election and secret anti communist underground meetings, becoming a Moscow blacklist target and criticizing Communist practices.
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Publicity flare spurs jab at Virginia governor
The piece mocks Governor Tuck of Virginia for criticizing Jonathan Daniels after a speech calling Virginia “the cradle and graveyard of democracy.” It jokes Daniels profited from the controversy via his lecture bureau and book sales, suggesting publicity benefits him.
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Hoof and Mouth Disease Spreads From Mexico to Multiple States
An editorial warns that Hoof and Mouth disease, or Rinder pest, is spreading from Mexico to 10 Mexican states and could reach the United States. It notes 1945 and 1946 cattle imports violated a U S Mexico pact, and that the virus can travel on people and items even without new cattle shipments.
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One World Health Warning on Hoof and Mouth Threat
George Sokolsky argues for a united North American response to Hoof and Mouth disease. He calls for immediate quarantine, mass slaughter of infected cattle, and cross border cooperation to prevent spread. He warns that delays or bureaucratic schemes will cost farmers, threaten meat supplies, and push toward a healthier global world.
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Winchells In New York City Gossip Skims High Society
In this column of society buzz and show business mischief, Winchell notes Doris Duke and James Cromwell sparring with lawyers, Doris Duke and Jimmy Cromwell merger rumors, top theater figures clashing backstage, and a parade of Hollywood and Broadway personalities amid a flurry of society chatter and rumor.
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North Carolina teachers pay debated in Enterprise poll
Readers discuss paying teachers under the South Piedmont scale and whether the state can afford it for the next two years. The piece notes an unexpended fund balance likely surpassing 53 million and urges voters to participate before the poll closes.
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Inside unofficial report on Allied occupations in Germany and Japan
An army insider assesses the German and Japanese occupations. Japan is praised for near perfection under MacArthur and allied conduct. Germany is labeled disgraceful with a young, undisciplined occupation force and flawed denazification. Russian handling is criticized for sabotage and mismanagement. The observer urges a studied, practical occupation plan.
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A Proposal to Reform Occupation Forces in Europe
Paul Mallon argues for shrinking the army of occupation from 200000 to about 500, with Germans and Polish refugees filling supervisory and production roles. He contends this would cut costs, allow troops to return home, and enable economic self sufficiency under a Germany supervised by those who know the country best. He dismisses fears of Russian resurgence and urges open adoption of this policy.
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