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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1945
Page
13
The piece argues postwar taxes could reach 28 billion annually, equal to 13 percent of income, unless production surges. It credits Truman with favoring maximum production and employment in private enterprise, suggesting that mass production lowers costs and sustains living standards while paying a $300 billion national debt.
Washington notes two Germany policy camps among U S occupation officers hard de Nazification versus pro business strengthen Germany factions. Patton removal signals tough line may prevail as officers with German trade ties favor stable Germany amid fears of Russia. Policy insists on rooting out Nazism and not compromising after sacrifices.
A biblical verse from Isaiah 8 13 exhorts readers to revere the Lord Almighty above all else and let him be their ultimate dread. The directive centers on holy awe and steadfast reverence.
Congress should reform its unwieldy machinery to handle complex problems and free members to focus on essential governance. A joint committee led by La Follette and Monroney proposes merging committees, expanding research staff, registering lobbyists, adding assistants, raising salaries, and a pension system to attract capable leaders.
In a domestic moment the narrator reads The Week's Menus from a local weekly while his wife studies fashion wraps from a New York paper. She describes a Parisian inspired wardrobe with zebrafront crepes and fur velvet hoods, while he nods through a potato ball recipe, imagining his wife in a potato ball muff.
The Secret Service struggles to shield President Truman in public as he mingles with friends in Independence and at the summer White House. Mrs. Truman’s refusal to allow inside shots and her home life stance draw attention from reporters. Independence figures note the family’s ties to Mrs. Wallace and Truman’s courting history, while aides and journalists debate access at events and travel.
Henry Morgenthau Jr argues in GERMANY IS OUR PROBLEM that punitive measures should cripple German heavy industry while leaving it agrarian, propose splitting Germany and ceding Saar to France, with an international Rhine zone. He critiques postwar policy and warns against policies that might fuel another conflict.
Reports reveal Heisenberg’s disappearance and possible hideouts in Spain or Argentina with Germany’s atomic history tied to Nazi files. Army ends V mail microfilming on November 1 after moving 1 750 000 000 letters. Vinson and Hildring voice postwar aid plans amid scarce Dutch and other European relief. Morgenthau’s book Germany Is Our Problem presents fresh Germany policy facts.
A writer suggests Washington’s honesty stemmed from marriage to a widow yet notes the cherry tree anecdote implies he lied. The paradox is framed by a fellow writer who questions the tale and marital status.
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