No wise man ever thought that a traitor should be trusted Cloera
The line asserts cynicism about traitors, attributed to Cloera, reflecting distrust of treacherous figures and warning against believing those who betray trust. It presents a maxim on loyalty and caution in dealings with treacherous individuals.
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Cloera
N Paducah
Kentucky
D. BD
Monroe
United States
War Committee On
Washington, D. C
Han
Metropolitan Editors Debate Hirohito Surrender Terms
Editorials from New York Times New York Herald Tribune Chicago Sun Chicago Tribune Cleveland Plain Dealer weigh whether Hirohito should retain the throne after Japan’s surrender and how his status could shape postwar peace. Opinions range from keeping him as stability to demanding his removal and criminal accountability.
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Potsdam
United Nations
Hirohito
New York Herald Tribune
Chicago Sun
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Germany
Agressian
Chicago Tribune
Hitler
Ican
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Hichito
Open Forum Building Debates Memorial Use in Community
Letters discuss a Middlesboro Memorial Fund building serving community needs with a plaque honoring service members. Other items cite wartime convention cancellations, Oak Ridge bomb hype, and postwar economic notes amid a flood of local letters and editorials.
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Oak Ridge
Tenn
Daily News
America
Wedding Preparations In Archer Home Scene
Readers witness a chaotic rehearsal for a wedding as Uncle George coordinates a staged ceremony. Corliss and her father ascend to the improvised altar while Louise practices piano with Dexter nearby. Harry Archer confronts Pringle, chasing him toward the porch as tensions flare and bystanders react with astonishment.
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Mrs. Archer
Brankling
Dexter
Louise
Eorge
Judy
Corliss
Mr. Archer
George
Harry
Sisirs
Uncle George
Archer
Mrs. Pringle
Mildred
Raymond
MR. Pringle
Dorothy
Mr. Frankin
Pringle
Franklins
Louise l
Poland Spring House Plants Vegetables To Offset Shortages
In Polund Spring Maine employees at the famed Poland Spring House have planted vegetables on the property to offset ongoing food shortages.
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Polund Spring
Poland Spring House
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Sutton
James S. Russell
C.F
Paducah
Jagues
Rebekah
F. Parkman Feezer
CG. Bawingardner
Arthur W. Sword
Ford Parte
Motch Moter Co
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Tennesses Scenic Coach Lines
Low Bridge
Portland
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A. G. Barton
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Chevrolet
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Pinnacle Tire Co
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G. W. Shoffner Furniture CO
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