Truman calls for broader military bases to secure future defense
In a national report President Truman asserts the United States must maintain and expand military bases for defense in a shrinking world. He criticizes past Congress for withholding funds and warns distance no longer guarantees safety as science advances alter strategic risk.
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Food for Europe Urgent War Relief Canning Drive
President Truman urges full effort to feed Europe warning of hunger if we falter. The nationwide Community Canning Program, led by UNRRA and the U S Office of Education with Camp Fire Girls and Girl Scouts, collects surplus farm produce for war ravaged nations. If every household increases canning by ten percent, winter famine among non German victims may be averted.
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America
Australian Spider Develops Parachute Spread
An Australian flying spider is described as unable to fly yet uses a parachute-like silk spread to glide through space. The note explains how the spider uses silk to stabilize and descend, enabling movement between areas.
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Australia
Emperors, Gods and Japan's Sacred Lineage
A historical discussion surveys the Japanese imperial system, claiming the emperor as direct divine descendant and absolute ruler. It cites Shinto belief, constitutional writings, and official statements to argue the throne rests on heaven’s grant and faces succession only within the imperial clan.
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Johns Hopkins University Studies
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Jtomu
Mien
Fiven
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Holy Land
American Legion Calls for War Bond Gifts and Community Support
The piece urges Tri State Area residents to contribute to a War Memorial Building fund begun by the American Legion. It emphasizes sacrifice on the home front, noting blood money earned by veterans and promising official receipts and framing certificates for larger gifts. A short local anecdote about Lassie and farm pigs appears before closing.
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American Legion
Boytonal Ohattle
Tri State
National Bank
Commercial Bank
Chamber of Commerce
Daily News
Middlesboro
Noble Idea for Middlesboro War Memorial Building
A letter dated August 6, 1945 expresses strong support for a Middlesboro war memorial building fund. The writer pledges backing from veterans and believes the campaign will succeed once locals understand veterans’ sentiments.
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Yvelcrin
Middlesboro
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