War taxes urged in budget debate cited by Seattle paper
The piece quotes editorials calling for $10,4896,876,006 in new funds, arguing for defense savings and criticizing the administration's wartime tax stance. It contrasts past and present taxes and cites Dorothy Thompson on Stalin and world conflict.
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Russia
Phenath
Formosa
China
Korea
Burma
Thailand
Indo China
Philipinney
A Oa
Stalin
Dorothy Thoampeon
Religio
Big Joe
America
Asia
United States
Dorothy Thompson
Russias
Joe
Mama
LIFE on Korea front calls for patience in war effort
LIFE magazine's July 24 issue asks why the nation fights with insufficient forces in Korea. It argues Truman gambled on military needs during the 1948 campaign, funding other promises, and predicts a long, costly struggle until reaching the 38th Parallel.
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Korea
Life Magazine
Harry S. Truman
Forrestals
LIFE
38Th Parallel
Opinion on race, religion, and politics from a 1940s columnist
The column argues against intermarriage of different races, cites biblical and theological reasoning, and asserts racial equality before God while endorsing segregation in practice. It also comments on states rights in race matters, praises Christian unity, and critiques Dave Shaw’s bid against Harris Ellsworth with five policy contrasts.
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Brownsville
Shaw
Austin Flegel
Filsworth
Ellsworth
Ellsworths
United Nations
Korea
South Korea
Myrtle Point Herald Highlights Local Events and People
A dense column covers community life with notes on subscribers, visitors like Perry Schroeder, Coos-Curry Pioneer picnic attendance, Lions club events, amateur show plans, and local photos. It mentions veterans Pat Donahue, Harold Ross, and John Vines, plus travels of Rev Jones and a deer hunt anecdote.
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Myrtle Point Lions Club
Don Stickney
Powers Lions Club
Ralph Kring
Stan Furman
Myrtle Point Lions
Powers
Tes
International Lions
Lions Club
Wee
Loans Club
Toans
Don
Powers Lions
Coos County
Fragmented Dialogues and Vignettes From a Quirky Wirepacket
A collage of quirky exchanges and brief scenes including a Wembley reference with a guard, a Thursday hint, a hotel lobby wolf remark about his mother, a misfired marriage quip, a tomato book ad complaint, a mining journal tease, and a traffic warning about a hearse town.
Fragmentary rant stalls editor’s page this week
A stray OCR reads as a fragment where a writer mocks others and notes the space was filled before the疲 turn-off. The text hints at internal newsroom tensions without clear events, names, or dates.
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Uncle Tom
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