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Roma Cain Carter explains steps for aspiring writers to start and succeed. She emphasizes writing about personal interest, using simple language, studying market needs, and starting with letters to editors. She shares experiences with Country Gentleman and Farm Journal and stresses hard work, persistence, and steady routines.
West Virginia higher education and brain drain critique
The Register reports on West Virginia higher education funding and the push for the state university to receive a larger share. It notes that while West Virginia University is strong in some departments, many colleges struggle with staff and equipment. The piece argues for consolidation, cites Fairmont College near Morgantown, and laments graduates leaving the state to study and work elsewhere.
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Deep South
Mercy
Register
Farm Journal
Santayana
Woodrow Wil‘son High School
West Virginia
Whiere
Fair‘mont
Tax Revision Urges Action to Cut Future Burden
The piece argues taxes will remain high for years due to a five billion annual interest bill on the national debt in Truman’s budget. It calls for a thorough tax reform to fund government while minimizing economic harm, urging Congress to tackle the tough job now.
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Truman
United States
Prediction of 20 Percent Tax Cut Sparks Debate
Republicans who forecast a twenty percent tax cut face criticism about feasibility. The debate focuses on practicality and political risk of promising large reductions without clear funding.
Tale of the Parachute Exit From Chiang's Army
A legend among Army transport pilots tells how a C 47 flight loaded with Chinese troops escaped a crash by forcing the passengers to jump with a sergeant who linked his trousers into makeshift parachutes. The tale ends claiming all Chinese soldiers exited the plane safely.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Far East
Chiang Kai Shek
Supreme Court preserves church state separation in New Jersey bus case
James Marlow reports on a Supreme Court decision upholding that state funded bus fare for parochial school children does not break the constitutional wall between church and state. The ruling notes vanishing future guarantees, urges caution, and recalls Jefferson and Madison’s push for religious liberty and Virginia’s Bill for Religious Liberty.
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Washington
Supreme Court
The
Republic
New Jersey
Black
Thomas Jefferson
James Madison
Virginia
Jefferson
Madison
Handsaker's Bests Listed Of '46 Films
Hollywood columnist Gene Handsaker lists 1946 film honors with The Best Years of Our Lives as Best Picture and Deception headlining Best Starring. The Razor's Edge earns Best Supporting nominations for Clifton Webb and Anne Baxter, Olivia de Havilland wins for To Each His Own, and Harold Russell receives a special award for Best Years.
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Gene Handsaker
Hollywood
Claude Rains
Olivia de Haviland
Clifton Webb
Anne Baxter
Handless
Harold Russell
Anglo American teamwork faces strain amid British labor unrest
Joseph Alsop reports that London seeks to reassure Washington of close Anglo American collaboration as left wing Laborites attack Bevin and the alliance. Bevin Morrison and Attlee's health strain add to concerns over Britain maintaining great power status and military commitments.
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Washington
George C. Marshall
Sparty
Ernest Bevin
Byrnes-Bevin
Bevin
Marshall
London
Moscow
Germany
James F. Byrnes
Stuttgart
Foreign Office
Britain
United States
New York
Jett Wing Labovite
Labor Party
Herbert Morrison
Clement Attlee
Morrison
Dalton
U. S
Lord Ismay
Chiefs of Staff
Dwight Eisenhower
Byrnes
Iran
Michael Foot
Soviet Union
Briain
Europe
Asia
Reckoning with Seldes Tests Laurie's Resolve in Mapleton
Laurie weighs reporting her kidnap experience to Lieutenant Penfield but has no proof and worries about Seldes. She resolves to avoid him and his gang, staying cautious as Mon ica breathes easier yet warns of ongoing danger. Laurie keeps Monica in the dark to prevent panic.
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Penfield
Seldes
Varice
Mapleton
Monica
Bart
Cady Vance
City of
Jawhile
India
India's First Envoy To U.S. Aims for Good Will
New Delhi AP reports Asaf Ali, India's first ambassador to the United States, says his main task is to foster good will between India and the United States. He notes the effort will center on improving relations and mutual understanding.
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India
U.S
AP News
New Delhi
Asaf Ali
United States
Egypt
Aden
Maulana Abul Kalam
Europe
West
East
U. S
Orient
Asia
Alanis
Nick
Central Legislative Assembly
Asaf
Ali
Firing Of Democrats Turns Out To Be Leo Allen's Job
Leo E. Allen, Republican from Illinois, chairs the House Rules and Personnel committees guiding patronage after the 1980 shift. He has filled about 75 jobs for Republicans, balancing appointing power with easing Democratic departures and minimizing hard feelings.
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Jane Eads
Washington
Leo E. Allen
Minois
House Committee On
Capitol Hill
Capitol
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