Uncle Sam’s Gamble Against Communism in Greece and Turkey
James G. Stahlman argues in stark terms that the Truman era loans to Greece and Turkey threaten American freedom. He warns of a worldwide communist onslaught and urges bold, decisive action to cut off aid to nations not aligned with American democracy. He labels appeasement as payback and calls for vigilant, unilateral opposition to communism at home and abroad.
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James G. Stahlman
Nashville
Sam
Harry Truman
Congress
Greece
Turkey
America
Treedom
English Channel
China Sea
England
Mihailovic
Lublin
Uncle Joe
Isles
Russia
Japan
Europe
United States
Open Forum extends thanks for help to buy a truck
Frustrated note from a speaker asking for help to raise 100 dollars to buy a truck and support a large family. He recalls employment as a wrench and selling produce, rails against hardship, and lists names and local figures. The piece blends plea with a community request and mentions local coal firms and a request to publicize aid.
Births and local social notes from Kettle Island district
A fragmentary local column records births and visits in the Kettle Island area. Mrs. Granny Reed Prige announces the birth of Davy Edward Mek. families including Wilder and Higgins are mentioned visiting kin in Labollette and Knoxville. Several residents such as Mrs. James Sharp and Jade Cokin McKeehan are noted with health or minor incident updates amid community chatter.
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Milt Dafevers
Lead
Alvi
Ryy
Mra
Jack Stradley
Henry Havion
Kentucky governor campaign heads toward Lexington
Scot Clements and Louisvitly officials plan a campaign headquarters in Lexington Kentucky with spokesmen stating the facility would open Monday and be managed by an agreed leader until Thomas Underwool, editor of the Lexington Merald, can join. Underwool serves as campaign manager while Clements remains in Washington.
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Louisvitly
Mavel
Karle
Gements
Kentucky
Vans
Thomas Underwool
Lexington
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