A Call for Democratic Reform of the Army and Navy
The author revises a prior stance on universal training, arguing for mandatory school based physical education and military prep, with later service only for those who prove ability. He urges democratic, merit based advancement, reform of West Point and Annapolis, and state that democracy in the services will work and pay off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Navy
Wass
West Point Annapolis
West
Point and Annapolis
Joe Doaks
John Doaks
Congress
Busi- Pelee Tana Keane
Peace Bequeathed by Jesus and the Path to World Harmony
An editorial meditation on Jesus words of peace to his disciples and the call for individuals and nations to seek reconciliation with Christ. It links biblical peace to personal burden bearing, steadfast faith, and the hope of a peaceful world, urging communities to become beacons of hope through conciliation and righteousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeus
Esus
Israel
Jess
Isaiah
Jesus
Jiah
Peter
James
John
Judas
Simon Peter
Christ
America
Prince of Peace
W.A.B
Healthmobile exhibit urged for local tuberculosis aid
Rev. Wilson O Weldon of the High Point Tuberculosis Association urged residents to visit the Healthmobile exhibit under the association. George Haralson criticized slow progress toward modern operations in the atomic age, comparing wartime urgency to local efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Tuberculosis Association
Wilson O. Weldon
George Haralson
Civic views on postwar issues and city projects
Quotes from M. W. Nash on civil cases in municipal court. Reid Avery discusses GI bill seniority and vacations for veterans. Mrs. Nelson previews a Stephen Foster life and music program. Reece Snyder notes restocking plans and boat replacement at the city lake. Bob Clark cites rent control and housing boom in High Point. E. Evans urges a municipal flower garden for public enjoyment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Bob Clark
E. Evans
Bases and security guide future American power strategy
A historical column argues that postwar security hinges on maintaining Pacific and Atlantic bases, a frontier network including Saipan Iceland Greenland Newfoundland and the Panama Canal. It links bases to deterrence Pearl Harbor lessons and calls for new rail and air defenses amid atomic age threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemisphere
Saipan
Pacific
Atlantic
Panama Canal
Pearl Harbor
Maginot Line
Paris
Atlantic Wall
Eisenhower
Iceland
United States
Greenland
Labrador
Newfoundland
Postwar German Masters in National Gallery Vaults
The article notes 202 old masters from Germany now in the National Gallery vaults amid postwar labor strains and GI returns. About 80 million in value is cited, though framed as an arbitrary figure. most works belong to Kaiser Friedrich museum in the Russian zone. The paintings were moved from German salt mines and declared not war loot though some call for viewing by the public, with costs of framing and hanging cited as objections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
California
Gila-Rio Grande
Gulf of Mexico
Saint Lawrence Valley
Middle West
North Atlantic
Caribbean
Pacific
Europe
Africa
South America
West Indies
Panama Canal
Moreell and
Harris
Army
Schley
Canal Zone
Madden
Gatun
Washington
Germany
National Gallery
Kaiser Friedrich Museum
White House
State Department
Art lovers argue over guarding cost of valuable collection
Critics contend guarding expenses could be offset by a moderate turnstile fee and profits from a nationwide tour of the pictures, funds that could aid war devastated countries. The collection includes Botticellis Cranachs Rembrandts Vermeers Durers Breughels Holbeins Halses Van Eycks Rubenses Raphaels Massaccios and Van der Weydens among others. If kept from public view the art would likely return to Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Botticellis
Cranachs
Rembrandts
Vermeers
Durers
Breughels
Holb
Russians Push UNO for West Powers Payback
The piece argues Russia seeks UNO action against Britain over Greece and Java while avoiding Palestine. It suggests Moscow may target U S conduct in Japan under MacArthur and cites Tass accusations against Korea. It notes Poland’s betrayal and Byrnes warning Iran over UNO interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UNO
Greece
Java
Palestine
Japan
MacArthur
Tass
Korea
Latvia
Esthenia
Lithuania
Poland
Byrnes
America
Iran
China
Russia
United States
Roosevelt
Pri
Russia shows dominance in UNO as criticism grows
By George Sokolsky argues Russia undermines UNO from the start by rejecting Bretton Woods and air conferences, vetoing parliaments, and ousting de Gaulle. He warns of puppet states under Moscow, contrasts American consent with loss of spirit, and questions borders and Greece, Poland, Romania, and Iran in a shifting world order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Russia
UNO
Bretton Woods
Parliament of Man
de Gaulle
United States
MacArthur
United States of America
Great Britain
Hitler
Thorez
France
Laval
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Lesington Ave
N.Y
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
M. W. Nash
Reid Avery
Stephen Foster
Francis B. Nelson
Foster
Reece Snyder
Eisenhowers
MacArthurs
Command and Staff School
Fort Leavenworth
New York
San Francisco
British Commonwealth
Holland
Denmark
Portugal
Berlin
Chungking
Arctic Circle
Equator
Aleutians
Alaska
North
Jack Stinnett
George Sokolsky
Petain
Vichy
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Rhine
Calais
Dairen
Romania
Jugoslavia
Bulgaria
Manchuria
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