Keep The Bomb Secret Opinion Supports Churchill Idea
The editorial argues Americans will applaud Churchill's House of Commons speech praising the atomic bomb for saving lives and supporting Truman’s Potsdam plan. It urges keeping the bomb secret from other nations, rebuts radio critics, and claims strong public consensus in favor of secrecy and national defense.
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Les
Winston Churchill
House of ‘Commons
Japan
Truman
Potsdam
Churchill
Russia
United States
Avalanche-Journal
Raymond Swing
Seer Swing
London
Mussolini
Don’t fail To Vote Yes Tuesday in Lubbock
Citizens of Lubbock are urged to approve a $1,500,000 school bond on Tuesday to fund needed district improvements. With overcrowded buildings and a pupil growth of about 500 per year, voters are warned the city’s future as a good school town depends on this decision and the tax cost to property owners is framed as small.
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Lubbock
Truman’s Presidential Prospects Amid 1946 Elections
President Truman is described as popular due to wartime leadership and postwar plans for full employment and reconversion. The piece notes his Potsdam success and cabinet reshuffle while predicting potential victory if he stays centrist. It also discusses looming congressional races and expected party dynamics in 1946.
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Harry Truman
Truman
Horatio Alger
Allee
Congress
Atomic age ideas stir South union history in Clinton tale
Special correspondent recalls a 1930s Clinton Tennessee meeting hall where a Presbyterian minister urged workers to unionize. The piece links early anti union clashes to later changes in the South and posits atomic age transformation will reach Tennessee, urging readiness.
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Thomas L. Stokes
Ashington
Clinton
Tenn
Knoxville
Reading Mail Lifts Spirits Amid World Turmoil
A weekday letter spree from Mrs Elizabeth Fox about kitchen plaster and from Mrs Durham about cabbage yields sauerkraut prospects, plus a poem by Judge Henry Roy Seelman decrying unfounded descent claims. Editor Charlie Guy invites a visit to Lubbock for a better steak than New York.
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Wen
Paul Kominack
Deuce
Elizabeth Fox
Japan
de Gaulle
Bilbo
Durham
Henry Roy Seelman
Crockett
Texas
Charlie Guy
Avalanche Journal
Lubbock
Cow Country
New York
Truman talks with Congress on Russia Far East role
Washington column recounts President Truman’s off the record talks with congressional allies about Russia. He claims Stalin seeks Port Arthur and the Manchurian rail line to it, and asserts no objection to Russian control as a solution. The piece also covers mutinies in the U.S. Army, naval alert near San Francisco, Marshall’s critique of Congress, and a Jackson County political tale about the Goats and Rabbits factions.
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Washington
Drew Pearson
Truman
Russia
Far East
Stalin
Port Arthur
Liaotung Peninsula
South Manchurian
U. S
Cologne
Calais
England
San Francisco
U. S. Navy
United Nations
United States
Navy
MacArthur
Marshall
Congress
George C. Marshall
Japan
Secretary of the Interior
Ickes
Germany
Pacific
Capitol Hill
Hitler
Moscow
Jackson County
Jim Pendergast
Tom Pendergast
Joseph B. Shannon
Pendergast
Shannon
McCardle
Journey Home themes reveal soldier’s postwar view
Zelda Popkin’s The Journey Home follows Lt. Don Corbett returning to civilian life from war. He battles civilian attitudes, faces ticket scalpers and social friction, then discovers civilians can be heroic, offering insight into wartime perspectives and disillusionments.
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Zelda Popkin
Lippincott
Don Corbett
Miami
Don
Sen
New York
Florida
Nina Gilmore
Nina
Anzio
Miss Popkin
Doubleday
One Dollar Book Club
Congress Pay Question and Ethical Salary Duty
The item questions whether congressmen should be unpaid for duty absences and debates the ethics of salary for government officials. It also notes a sailor may have multiple sweethearts across ports and observes meteoric fame often fades quickly.
Crossword Puzzle Clues Mixed Across and Down
A compact listing of across and down clues for a crossword puzzle with multiple entries. Contains hints like Insigne of U S Army Division and other military terms, plus general vocabulary for various lengths and abbreviations.
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Stokes
Union
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Church
International Council of
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South
Tennessee
Erich Brandeis
Brandeis
Galbraith
George
Pearson
New York Herald-Tribune
Leo Cullinane
Herald-Tribune
Cullinane
Benjamin F. Johnson
James
Toome
Allan Poe
William Shakespeare
Utah
Or.j
Reeside
James Whitcomb Riley
Halsell
H. H. Halsell
Williamson Printing Co
Dallas
H. Halsell
Fort Worth
Hassell
Wise County
California
Gulf of Mexico
Canada
U. S. Army
Army
New Guinea
East Indies
Charles
Edison
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