Political honesty and political dishonesty in postwar critique
In this column the author argues honesty in politics is often selective. He compares claims that the nation is prospering with living standards rising to charges of dishonesty when used to favor Democrats or Dewey. The piece notes shifts in wartime rhetoric and criticizes both parties for political doublespeak.
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Return of the War Hero to a Changed Home
Watt Hilyard, a successful veteran, returns to a life altered by marriage and a restless daughter Jennifer. Margaret, now distant and critical, clashes with the young woman over modern behavior as Watt confronts a home split by radio era tensions and unspoken grief. To be continued.
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State Board Finishes County Election Commissioner Picks
The Kentucky State Board of Election Commissioners chose county election commissioners for four counties Harlan Greenup Metcalfe and Whitley In Harlan the board named H D Hensley Republican commissioner despite a recommended list not signed by the county chairman Ex officio chair EB Hughes noted The Republican chairman named State Senator Lawrence Carter as temporary Harlan chairman to certify a list The other counties named replacements to fill vacancies Greenup TW L Moe Ponyt Dem? Repcalfe Frank Wis ing Democratic commissioner to replace Carter Sparks and in Whitley M W Sutton Democrat to replace Zeb A Stewart
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State Board of Election Commissioners
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Greenup
Metcalfe
Whitley
Harlan County
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H. D. Hensley
EB. Hughes
Court of Appeals
Thp State Election Board
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W. A. Stonfi
Lawrence Carter
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State
Republican Committee
Orvilla Howard
WL Moe Ponaht
Repwollen
A.reuriigens
Matcalfe
Frank
Carter G. Sparks
Whitley County
M2 Sutton
Zeb A Stewart
Reform School Boys Quizzed In Slaying Case Links
Covington Kentucky September 18 two youths held for questioning in a Northern Kentucky taxi driver murder case. Investigators say reform school escapees from Greendale August 31 aided the crime. One fugitive from the reform school remains at large. Police report the group acted after a fourth youth provided information.
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Newport
Elaine
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KY Legislation Denied Per Diem to Widows of Lawmakers
Frankfort Ky Sept 18 The General Assembly lacks authority to allot pay per diem to widows of members who die during a legislative session Attorney General Milen Dumung advised the Department of Finance The advisory concerns Mrs Sarah Stephens Moore widow of J J Moore former House member and the per diem amount she would have received had he lived through the session
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General Assembly
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Department of Finance
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Sarah Stephens Moore
Williamsburg
J. J. Moore
No Jeppy He yusslon and the resolution dispute
A garbled note shows a reference to Jeppy and a resolution that allegedly contravened Section 3. The fragment hints at a formal objection or challenge within a legal or governmental setting, but details are incomplete and names or dates are unreadable.
Rose Hill Visitors and Local Notes From Gettysburg Area
Rose Hill in Gettysburg area features visit by Julia and Paulie Anderson to Aunt Ruth Buttery. Mr and Mrs Morgan Welch hosted guests. Mae Anderson and Garner, Earle, Fern, Nomend, Charles William Veavkle Buttery, Eula V., Opal Wilder and mother Mrs Higahu Wilder, Paul Jones of Marquod and Laura Ramsey with children from Route 1 Jonesville. In August 1944 America's new car stock dropped to about 24,000, signaling tight wartime peacetime supply. Constitution forbids exclusive privileges. Moore attended session suggests his estate claims possible. General Assembly members receive 10 daily during session.
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Paul Wolfe
Julia
Paulie Anderson
Gettysburg
Pennn
Ruth Buttery
Morgan Welch
Mae Anderson
Penn
Gace, Earle
Fern
Charles William
Veavkle Buttery
Eula V
Opal Wilder
Higahu Wilder
Paul Jones
Marquod
Laura Ramsey
Route 1
Jonesville
America
Southern Spirit Defines the South as a Distinct Region
The article argues that Southern identity is regional, not separatist, citing wartime enlistments and shared hardship. It notes pride in homeland and unity despite devastation, while explaining why the South remains a distinct cultural and geographic area within the United States. It ends with a mention of a compact flight recorder for airplane vibration study.
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