Editorial Calls for Rapid Price and Wage Controls
The piece denounces voluntary controls as insufficient and urges immediate price and wage curbs to curb inflation. It assigns blame to President Truman for inaction, warns of economic ruin from unchecked spending, and calls for decisive leadership to restore public welfare amid wartime inflation.
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Washington
Truman
America
Congress
Missionary Path to Congo From Nurse to Africa
Eden Barton leaves nursing after caring for her parents to become a missionary. At thirty-something she trains as a nurse, gains permission to write R. Nl, and heads to Leopoldville with Board approval. Financial hurdles and Belgian bank credit complicate her mission, revealing the harsh realities of funding and life on the field.
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Eden Barton
Africa
R. NL
Gage
New York
Leopoldville
Congo
Dr. Early
United States
Bank of
Lary
Congo River Voyage Memoir Fragment Toward Tomorrow
The narrator aboard a Congo River steamer recalls Africa's wealth and tension as a Belgian official, his wife, a trader, hunter, and a rubber planter travel upriver. Mosquitoes, rough living, and a tense moment with two companions hint at future bonds and danger ahead.
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Dr. Early
Madame l
Africa
Cooperation urged by NAM president at annual convention
Ira Mosher, former NAM president, called for broad unity and renewed cooperation among labor, management, and government to meet national emergency. He warned cooperation needs workable compromise and cautioned against reforms that spark controversy while preserving gains and aiming for long term betterment.
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National Association of Manufacturers
Ira Mosher
N. A.M
Mosher
Wagner biography gains new insights from Burrell collection
A literary guide notes Burrell collection edited by an Englishwoman reveals Wagner’s life and letters, including his suppressed autobiography. The volume aids scholars by preserving intimate details and offering fresh context for Wagner’s character, music, and relationships. Renowned biographers like Ernest Newman may find the work a near completed truth.
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W. G. Rogers
Richard Wagner
Burrell
Wagner
Natalie
Curtis Institute of Music
Er-nest Newman
How Christmas Began Gabriel Visits Mary in Nazareth
The angel Gabriel from God visits Mary in Nazareth declaring she will bear a son named Jesus. The message declares his greatness, divine thralm, and royal lineage while noting the miraculous conception by the Holy Ghost. Mary wonders how this possible with Joseph not involved. Elisabeth is mentioned as conceived in old age.
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Galilee
Nazareth
Mary
Joseph
Jesus
David
Jacob
Elisabeth
Jarren
Juda
Mary Visits Elisabeth and John the Baptist Foretold
The story recounts Mary greeting Elisabeth, the unborn John leaping in the womb, and Elisabeth praising Mary. After three months Mary returns home and John grows strong in the desert until presenting to Israel. Tomorrow theme hints at No Room at the Inn.
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Elisabeth
Mary
John
Israel
Memorial Service For Marines In Koreas Graveyard Honor
General Oliver B. Smith and a small Marine group visit a Korean cemetery atop a tilted plateau. A firing squad, chaplains, and a bugler mark the quiet ceremony as the flag remains at half mast over white crosses and mudded mounds.
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Koto
Hagaru
Oliver B. Smith
First Marine
General Smith
Marine Corsairs
Raleigh Register Venings and Beckley Newspapers Corp
The Raleigh Register Venings and Beckley Newspapers Corporation are listed as publishers and the piece notes postal service details and subscription rates. It mentions Beckley and W Hinton as part of the mailing and distribution context with references to second class matter status and mail rate practices within West Virginia.
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Sunuae
Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Beckley
W . Hinton
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Res Ct
West Virginia
Atl Carriers
Di¢Trity Newspapers Corporation
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Lonesome Boy and Pilcky in a Strange Cave Adventure
Sania and the Cowboy follow a sea echo into a glowing cave system. They find a second cave with a kitchen stove of rocks and a bedroom with a haunted bed. A hidden figure hums behind a door as strange lights flicker and shadows loom.
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Kerman
Lapathere
Bucky
Borie
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Lonesome Boy Faces Herman the Wozzle in Mysterious Duel
A fragmented scene shows Lonesome Boy firing arrows at Herman the Wozzle as Becky and Bucky witness fear and a looming capture. Herman repeatedly breaks arrows and prepares to pounce, ending with the Wozzle capture imminent.
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Isek
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Herman
Namie
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Becky
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Churchill’s advice on Soviet power and atomic strength
Alsop outlines Churchillian warnings about Soviet aims and the role of American atomic superiority. He discusses the idea of a world settlement on honorable terms, backed by atomic force, and cautions that Churchill’s counsel merits careful consideration amid growing Cold War tensions.
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Stewart Alsop
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Europe
House
Winston Churchill
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States
Britain
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