Rights of U S Citizens Invaded by Administration Critique
A columnist denounces congressional overreach by Buchanan and the Truman era bureaucracy. It argues citizen rights are eroded by government lobbying, secrets around the Amerasia case, and what it calls petty, arrogant governance. The piece laments a decline in public morality and warns of vigilance to protect liberty.
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U.S
Buchanan
Pennsylvania
Congress
Conaressmin Buchanan
Truman
Prevent
Armed Services
Corps of Army Engineers
Tisan
Minnesota
Secretary of Agriculture
Democratic Party
Amerasia
Voltaire
The Changing South Negro Firmly Planted on Road From Second to First Class Citizenship
The South sees Black citizens progressing from second to first class political status. Enfranchisement barriers fall as whites accept ballot rights as justice. SC and other states see Negro participation grow, with Negro aldermen and representatives in several cities. Leader editor John McCray notes a shift toward the Negro becoming a major political factor, aiming to register large portions of the population, improve schools, and secure services through court action and later political success.
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Columbia
5S. C
South
Alabama
South Carolina
Mississippi
Winston-Salem
N.C. Richemond
E States Rights Desmarrats
Chiutianooga
Nashville
John McCray
Workky
the Lighthouse & Informer
Seth
McCray
Congress
Charleston
New Deal
Roosevelt
National Association For the
Conway
S.C
Truman Democrats
TVA
90 Mile Hot Redders Pace Through Changing Times for Veterans
Veteran officer recalled changes from 1920s two way radios and prohibition patrols to modern policing. Clark joined Santa Monica in 1924. now 54 years senior, he notes shifts in drills, signals, and routine traffic checks. He recalls bootlegger pursuits, early gear, and a grove once near the Douglas plant now replaced by housing.
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Clark
Hungarians Seek St Stefan Crown in Exchange for Spy Charge
Hungary wants the legendary St Stefan crown, symbol of national authority for centuries, and reportedly offers American businessman Robert Vogeler in trade for the relic. The crown, a two-part jeweled headdress with saints and Christ, has moved between Austria and Hungary in wars and revolutions.
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Py Saul Peet
New York
Hungary
St. Stefan
Robert Vogeler
Europe
Budapest
Joseph II
Vienna
Austria
Joseph
Jungary
Franz Joseph
Austro-Hungarian Empire
Royal
William Gabel
Amerikai Magyar Nepszava
Louis Kossuth
National Treasury
ST. Stefan’s
Christ
Gabel
Otto
Bavaria
Elizabeth
Frederick IV of
Bethlen
Transylvania
Veterans 6000 Ex-Servicemen to Get Aid From New Bill
Legislation signed by President Truman extends aid to about 6000 World War II veterans in West Virginia who develop pulmonary tuberculosis within three years after discharge. The law allows re evaluation for service connection to a compensable degree, reversing a prior one year limit. Harley O. Staggers praised the bill as correcting an injustice and enabling hospitalization and compensation where due. The measure also touches on federal personnel treatment and appeals to the U.S. Supreme Court for final rulings.
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H. T. J. McGowran
W. Va
Department of Veterans Affairs
Truman
West Virginia
L Harley O. Staggers
Keyser Democrat
House Veterans’ Affairs Committee
WU pLuvius
Armed Services
Staggers
Bng
U.S. Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Civil Service Commission
Warlaims Commission
WCC
Sherwood Urges Prayer Meeting In Turbulent Times
Sherwood Glutz writes from a rural porch urging a nationwide prayer meeting amid Cold War tensions and Korea. He frames faith as essential to facing freedom threats, calls for spiritual armor, and reflects on war’s cost, faith in God, and patriotic duty.
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Adam
Garden of Eden
Raleigh County
Manny
Yin
Digger
Furrin
Moose” Adamos
Harry Mondorf
Hart
Ted
Korea
Hinton
America
Sherwood Glutz
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Bem Price
Joan McCray
Ciara
Triffie Sian
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Gatoon
News For Veterans
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Ax Paris
Sherwood
Mit's
Maby
Peter
Monroe County
Russig
Tuail
Joey Stalin
Uncle Sam
Bluestone
Peefle
God
Verlain
Anil
Allus
Cresion
George Washington
Washington
Wood
Raddio
Peyton
Bob Doane
Hellers
Pictur Uv Mitle
Hell
Commercial Printing Department
Beckley Newspapers Corporation
West Prince ST
Law
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