Jefferson City News Rates and World Crisis Commentary
Jefferson City News breaks with postal notices and AP dispatches on stable routines and subscription prices, then presents a reflective column by DeWitt MacKenzie on wartime policy. The piece features British Prime Minister Churchill, Truman discussions, and a defense of rejecting appeasement toward Communist China and Hitler. The column argues appeasement failed and warns against moral influence on Hitler.
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Br DeWitt MacKenzie
Aitlee
Washington
Truman
China
John Hightower
Hightower
Chamberlin
Hitler
Chamberlain
Berchtesgaden
Gudesverg
Siunich
Fuehrer
Czechoslovakia
Reich
Balkans
England
London
Britain
Germany
Gome
Emergency Fire Equipment Bond Debate Spurred Letter
A Post Tribune reader praises an editorial and urges immediate purchase of fire equipment. If an emergency exists, current revenue should fund 18 000 and avoid a costly 1 000 bond election. long term financing could follow if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post-tribune
Hsu
Jefferson City
Oregon Launches $20 Million State Forest Protection Plan
The State of Oregon unveiled a $20 million program to safeguard 750,000 acres of state forest land under full protection. The initiative outlines enhanced conservation measures and long term stewardship for the public forest estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Oregon
Red Europe Drive Predicted If West Zones Rebuilt
Washington dispatch warns Stalin’s massive Red Army could attack Western Germany again, seizing Rhine ports and German iron mines if West zones are rebuilt and rearmed. Braced by officials in Berlin and Washington, the risk shapes Congress briefings and war strategy discussions.
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Europe
Kay Tucker
Washington
Stalian
Red Army
Western
Germany
MacArthur
Reich
Rhine
Europe Key To West Fight Free World Against Soviet China
The article argues Western leaders see Europe as the priority in halting Soviet expansion and that losing Asia to communism would ruin the free world. It stresses defending European soil, the risk of Europe collapsing, and the moral imperative to save Western civilization.
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Kremlin
Potsdam
Molotov
Vishinsky
Korea
Americas
White House
Downing Street
Quai d'Orsa
Stalin
Germany
Free World
Asia
China
Southeast Asia
bin Sue
Russia
Trurman
Attlee
Britain
Pleven
France
Europe
Soviet Union
Belgium
Alsaece-Lorraine
Ruhr
Saar
United States
Western
Voices on engineering demand and media shifts
Excerpts show Dr Livingston Houston warning engineering shortages for peacetime and defense needs while Sen Harry Byrd urges Southern influence. Comedienne Brice notes radio fatigue as television rises. A 110 year old former slave Uncle George Woodgett reflects on longevity. Lester Granger stresses ongoing psychological pressure on society.
Becomes an American: Jimmy Prior adapts to U S life
A year after arriving from Ireland with the Prior family in Marshall Missouri, Jimmy Anthony Markey now named Jimmy adapts to American customs. He learns English accents fade, enjoys play, and attends St Peter's as a first grader while keeping a few Irish memories. His adoptive parents Mr. and Mrs. W. King Prior and the Marshalls support his transition.
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Anni
Ireland
Thomas King
Jimmy
Indirs
King Prior
St. Mars’s Boulevard
News Tribune
Eccles
Senate
Capitol Hill
Utah
Reed Smout
Lady Chatterley
Robert A. Taft
Orl Warren
California
Thomas Erin
Ing Prior
W. King Prior
St. Mary's Boulevard
Roy + Rogers
trans-Atlantic
James Anthony Markey
St. Nick
Santas
Capital City
Marshall
Tony Charley Robertson
Marion Robertson
Prior
Dublin
Robertsons
Charley
Tony
United States
Priors
Brie
Congress Keeps Rent Controls Longer In Slow Extension
Congress extended federal rent controls, keeping them in places still under law while avoiding new controls for decontrolled areas. About 3.5 million of 7.5 million units remain under local ordinance until June 30 next year, with 4 million set to exit federal control unless local bodies act. President urged extension past December 31 as Korea and defense needs surge.
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James Marlow
Washington
House
Senate
Congress
Tocal
Korea
Tman
Hitler War Motive and The Pact That Allowed It
The text discusses a dangerous obsession leading to calls for force and smashing. It notes Hitler’s September 1939 war on Poland after the non aggression pact and debates whether Britain could have deterred him in 1938. It suggests Western appeasement at a Washington conference could spur restraint in the Red camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omar C. Bradley
Stalin
United States
Britain
France
Korea
Asia
Germany
Statin
Moscow
North Atlantic
Hitler
Poland
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Chester
Pa., and Although Mr. Eccles
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Rensedlaer Polytechnic Istitute
Livingston Houston
Harry Byrd
Comedienne
Ranny Brice
George” Woodgett
Lester Granger
The
National Urban League
KWOS
Landrum
Bolivar
Parker
Landraty
Eagles Club
Hiway
Leroy Hackmann
Orchestra
Featunine
Dixie Land
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Durwood Theatres
Capitol
John Wayne
John Ford
Trio Grande
John Waynes
Maureen O'Haraen
NSOW
Claude Janmar
Warry Carey, JR
Chill Wills
Art
Gates Garson
Pidgeon
Pete Smith
Color
Cartoon & World News
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Ray Ousley
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Traveler's Guide
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