RUMAN B att ack on secrecy in wartime policy
The column argues President Truman should reveal big three wartime agreements openly. It recalls Teheran and Yalta secrecy, warns secrecy erodes democracy, and credits openness with strengthening government by and for the people. It notes Truman may face limits but warns against ongoing hidden covenants.
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Yalta
Teheran
Roosevelt
Mr. Churchill
Amer
Britain
Russia
Stala
Churchill
Truman
Woodrow Wilson
Harry Truman
Walk as Children of Light and the Nazi Camp Reflection
The text urges Christians to live as light, condemning darkness and sin as unproductive. It cites Paul and Shakespeare to show life without virtue is empty, and it quotes Reader's Digest on Nazi camps as a warning that humanity must reject self Worship and return to the sacred.
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Saint Paul
Ephesi
Jesus Nazareth
Paul
Macbeth
Duncan
Scotland
Reader's Digest
Germany
Buchenwald
Corner lot weeds prompt talk on city safety
P. V. Bundy of Winston-Salem notes corner lots menace visibility for drivers and recalls a rule to keep vacant properties clear. BE. M. Reid A. Cooke in High Point reflects on veterans returning home facing loss and delayed reunions. S/Sgt. David W. Kestier hopes his English bride arrives before his 30 day leave ends.
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P. V. Bundy
Winston-Salem
David W. Kestier
England
High Point community notes and letters to editor
Letters express optimism about a visiting guest, a baby beef sale near Greensboro on July 18 featuring sixteen 4-H calves, and praise for Red Cross work. Local officials cite success of food production and conservation week. A serviceman in the Southwest Pacific discusses postwar civilian plans and army point system factors.
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Greensboro
County Home
A. M. Garriss
Lillian Kimrey
Southwest Pacific
George W. Baker
Philippines
Fd Lewis
Hare urges veteran self employment plan for postwar jobs
Rep. Butler B. Hare of Saluda South Carolina proposes aiding veterans to create their own ongoing businesses rather than relying on public or private temporary jobs. He cites district surveys showing small towns can support new shops and services such as a bakery laundry watchmaker furniture plant garment factory and dressmaker even where none exist today.
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Washington
Butler B. Hare
House
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Saluda
S. C
Rep. Hare
Hare
State budget faces tight surplus and hard choices
Officials say the state surplus as of June 30 will likely be about five million dollars after pending payments and equipment orders. Contingent appropriations face a tough allocation between judges, solicitors, hospital care, and employee raises while Camp Sutton options and hospital reconditioning cost further strain funds.
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Assembly
Camp Sutton
Monroe
Army
John Umstead
Tom O'Berry
Board of Control For
R. M. Rothgeb
R. G. Deyton
Cherry
Umstead
O’berry
Atlanta
Fourth Service Command Army
Rothgeb
Waiting list grows as state eyeing surplus hospital site
Lynn Nisbet notes hundreds more may respond to treatment and join a waiting list. A surplus declaration may allow the state to buy the premises and establish a permanent hospital unit. The army and state differ on approach with cost focus versus salvage value.
Veterans urged to seek business from new opportunities
Rep Hare uses his district as a cross section to argue tens of thousands of postwar business chances for discharged veterans. He says federal construction funds could sustain such work and notes GI Bill loans exist to foster these ventures, with need for nationwide listings and advertising.
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National Treasury
Hare
Europe unrest and war weariness shape postwar views
Officials warn Americans overlook European misery as hunger and housing shortages fuel unrest. Truman tours the big three talks and may push remedial measures. Across Europe, workers demand better conditions while pauperism rises in Holland and Belgium, with Greece relief and Burma fighting continuing amid global war strain.
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New York
Europe
Truman
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