Abolish War Proposed as World Peace Plan
In testimony to Congress General MacArthur urges universal disarmament with fool proof enforcement and world cooperation. He and Senator McMahon align with President Truman on ending war by creating binding international mechanics, backed by domestic legislation and health oriented war plant to industry conversion.
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Joint Congressional Committee of Atomic Energy
General MacArthur
Gentral MacArthur
Truman
Genérel MacArthur
Free Nations
Russia
Iceland
Kremlin
United States
Love and telegrams in the 15 word era
An editorial from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch weighs Western Union’s shift from 10 to 15 word telegrams. It frames the choice as a test of whether future messages will emphasize information or affection and entertains sample phrasings about a missing topcoat and love.
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United States
St. Louis Post- Dispatch
Post-Dispatch
Western Union
Democracy in Our Hands We Must Do the Work
The piece argues that government reflects the people who elect it and urges daily civic effort. It frames democracy as everyone’s responsibility, noting no one owes us rights without duties and urging action beyond vote casting. It compares democracy to love requiring ongoing effort.
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Washington
Tallahassee
George
Democracy
So This Is Fall Hospital Journal in Orlando
A hospital diary from Orlando's Orange Memorial recounts a thyroid operation healing well and a calm dawn through a window. The week notes sound from a ward including a polio-stricken child, rain, and ongoing convalescence amid family support and local weather. The author describes voices of joy and fear, travel to doctors, and return home to finish work on Edition 0.
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Orlando
Orange Memorial Hospital
P.R
Gladys
Ruth Lee
Press ethics debated after Mrs Rhode talk at Florida
The author argues the danger lies not in curbing the press but in its lax ethics. He cites Tampa Tribune sensationalism over the North murder trial and praises Ruth Bryan Rhode’s call for a professional code of ethics to curb bias. He questions coverage balance and highlights a Cicero race case contrast.
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United States
Rhode
Tampa Tribune
North
Bartow
the Tribune
United Nations
University of Florida
Ruth Bryan Rhode
Tribune
New Jersey
Heaton Seeks Mount Dora Mayor Post Amid Praise
A letter to Lou praises L. L. Heaton as a salesman turned candidate for mayor of Mount Dora. The writer suggests awarding Fletcher a salesmanship medal for the unusual civic race.
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L. L. Heaton
Dear Lou
N. Y. Herald Tribune
Mount Dora
Fletcher
Movie Stars to Pause in Mount Dora
Movie stars visiting Mount Dora as part of the 50th anniversary tour will pause at 9 30 a.m. at the Princess theatre and greet fans at the Chamber of Commerce office. The manager could not confirm which stars would appear due to a tight itinerary.
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Mount Dora
Florida
W. D. Patton
Princess Theatre
Motion Picture Theatre
Chamber of Commerce
Silent Reflection on the Clark Family Fate
A reader recalls the Clark family tragedy with restraint noting few knew the outcome and praising Mrs. Rhode for a constructive talk though wanting more detail without graphic description.
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Clark
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